Team Andy
JOIN TEAM ANDY! NJ Educators are Team Andy! Andy Kim has been a friend to NJEA and NEA members since his election in 2018. As a result of his ongoing…
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Team Andy
Student teaching in a pandemic
Two perspectives By Dionna Gonnella and Kimberly Cote Student teacher Dionna Gonnella It's hard to even put into words or explain what went on during my student teaching experience while we…
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Student teaching in a pandemic
Beatty celebrates literacy in Willingboro
On Wednesday, Feb. 15, NJEA Vice President Steve Beatty attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a book vending machine at the Hawthorne Park Elementary School in Willingboro. The book vending machine,…
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Beatty celebrates literacy in Willingboro
Author Ellen Oh visits students at Eastampton Community School
Author Ellen Oh virtually visited students from Eastampton Community School on May 12 as part of the NEA’s Read Across America Sweepstakes. Oh, author of Finding Junie Kim, Dragon Egg…
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Author Ellen Oh visits students at Eastampton Community School
H Mart’s largest food hall in the Northeast coming to American Dream
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H Mart’s largest food hall in the Northeast coming to American Dream
2023 NJEA Election Results
NJEA members have elected state and county representatives to the NJEA Executive Committee, NJEA Delegate Assembly (and Alternates), and NEA Representative Assembly in some counties and units, as well as…
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2023 NJEA Election Results
NJEA PAC endorses Gov. Phil Murphy in 2021 Democratic Primary
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the 125-member NJEA PAC Operating Committee voted overwhelmingly to endorse Gov. Phil Murphy in the 2021 Democratic Primary. The committee, which met via Zoom, was acting…
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NJEA PAC endorses Gov. Phil Murphy in 2021 Democratic Primary
Tales of a (third and) fourth grade reader
By Kathryn Coulibaly Sparking a love of reading at any age is valuable, but navigating a pandemic, technology issues, economic disadvantages and a return to in-person instruction that left students…
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Tales of a (third and) fourth grade reader