West Orange teachers fight winter storm staying overnight with students
Although not an Ocean County story or even Ocean County School District, it feels great to support ALL NJ public school teachers, especially with a story like this! Students and […]
Read MoreNJEA-endorsed candidates victorious
Original article on NJEA found here Educators help elect pro-education candidates statewide NJEA’s endorsements in federal, state and local elections helped propel pro-education candidates to widespread success on Nov 6. […]
Read MoreOCCEA Members supporting Andy Kim!
OCCEA members were joined by members from Burlington County this weekend to campaign for ANDY KIM. Taking time to stop for a picture are Marybeth Beichert, NJEA Government Relations, her […]
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NJEA News
- NJEA lauds Murphy State of the State address January 15, 2020NJEA’s officers, President Marie Blistan, Vice President Sean M. Spiller and Secretary-Treasurer Steve Beatty, applauded Gov. Phil Murphy’s State of the State address today, releasing the following statement: “Gov. Murphy continues to lay out a progressive, pro-worker, pro-New Jersey vision for the future. Two years in, we are beginning to see the results of that […]
- Small actions make a big difference January 13, 2020By Matthew Stagliano Last year, NJEA members from local associations in every county worked together to fight for our students and for the future of our profession. As more members become involved in their local, county and statewide associations, our union becomes stronger. As our union grows in strength, it becomes better equipped to support […]
- Legislature sneaks in P2P vote on last day of session January 13, 2020Gov. Murphy asked to use veto power Legislative leaders used the chaos of the last few days of the recent Lame Duck session to push through a bill intended to create a permanent Path to “Progress” (Poverty!) panel that would be charged, among other things, with investigating and making recommendations about the cost of public […]
- NJREA celebrates a century of advocacy January 13, 2020The New Jersey Retirees’ Education Association was founded on January 13, 1920 to serve as a voice for retired educators. In the century since then, NJREA members have been advocates and activists for students, their fellow educators and New Jersey’s great public schools. Volunteering their time and talents in retirement, they have strengthened our union […]
- There is no place for hate in New Jersey January 10, 2020The New Jersey Education Association’s (NJEA) Delegate Assembly stands in solidarity with Jewish Americans and all persons of diverse religious beliefs in light of recent anti-Semitic violence and murder in Jersey City, New Jersey and Monsey, New York. Sadly, these are not isolated incidents. Reports of violence against individuals and groups based on their religion […]
