Compiled by Rich Wilson As the summer season begins, many school staff find they have more time to devote to reading. But what to read? That’s where the NJEA Professional…
In many ways, the 2026 NJEA Professional Development and Instructional Issues (PDII) Transform Conference is a microcosm of NJEA’s values: a single day, intentionally crafted to honor professional learning and…
NJEA Design Team Ambassadors bring lessons back to classrooms By Dr. Kim Pinckney The affirming curriculum for New Jersey students is more than a task; it is a deeply felt…
Rising for equity and solidarity By Richard Wilson In classrooms and communities across New Jersey, we find ourselves in a period marked by social division and political attacks on educators…
By Dawn Howlen Professional development has historically focused on classroom teachers, but schools function as interconnected ecosystems where teachers and educational support professionals (ESPs) such as paraprofessionals, nurses, counselors, bus…
Every November, NJEA members from across the state gather in Atlantic City for a tradition more than a century strong: the NJEA Convention. It’s a chance to step away from…
Drs. Chrissi Miles and Kim Pinckney The NJEA Consortium has published its macro-curriculum, a comprehensive framework created to help educators develop inclusive, peer-reviewed resources. Launched in June 2025, it is…
Meet the NJEA Consortium Design Team Ambassadors Imagine classrooms across New Jersey where every student not only learns but truly sees themselves and others reflected in the curriculum. This powerful…
Starting your teaching journey? Don’t miss these certification essentials If you’re a new educator in New Jersey, understanding the certification process is essential for a successful start. Here are five…
A joint venture between NJEA Consortium and All In for Inclusive Education By Dr. Kim Pinckney, Michele Gardner, Fred Buglione and Camy Kobylinski The NJEA Consortium empowers educators with resources and…