Teachers might get removed from NJ public worker residency rule
With staffing shortages challenging schools, a bill moving in the Senate would remove teachers from a 2011 law requiring public workers to live in the state.
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Maybe the NJEA should be buying teachers free breakfast
By providing free breakfast, McDonalds is helping NJ teachers more than the NJEA is.
New NJ pilot program aims to diversify, widen teacher pool
The immediate goal of establishing this "flexibility" in grade-point average, Praxis test results, or subject matter credit requirements is to get more educators into Jersey classrooms.
Discounts NJ teachers and students can grab if you’re quick
There are all kinds of great deals students and/or teachers can score right now!
Jersey teachers deserve a break from us after this year
Even though parents need a break from their kids, teachers need a break from their parents.
Salary and pension? Bill lets retired teachers return to work
In anticipation of a teacher shortage, the Senate endorses a bill allowing retired teachers to go back to work for two years while collecting their pension.
Teacher pipeline in New Jersey shrinks by half in seven years
Fewer people are studying to become teachers in New Jersey, according to a report that suggests better pay and benefits would reverse the trend.
NJ Senate sends 26 emergency virus-response measures to Murphy
The bills include a funds for businesses, food banks, welfare benefits and lost wages. Senate President Steve Sweeney says more are sure to follow.
New health plan for teachers proposed, with promise of savings
Senate President Steve Sweeney and NJEA bury their longtime feud to propose health plans in which teacher contributions are a share of salary, not premiums.
10 best-paid teachers in NJ — find the ones in your district
The Department of Education has released its annual list of teachers and their salaries for 2019.