
Returning to work won’t affect the teachers’ pensions or benefits

Returning to work won’t affect the teachers’ pensions or benefits

New Jersey now has a positive outlook from all major credit rating agencies

Fierce competition among districts to fill open positions
NJ Spotlight NewsAdvocates say a bill awaiting Gov. Phil Murphy’s signature could be one answer to the problem in NJ

Provocative tweet by Mayor Chris Bollwage ratchets up tensions

Fewer people have entered the field over the last decade

‘The pipeline for all aspects of education is starting to run dry’
NJ Spotlight NewsOpponents of the test say it duplicates other assessments

One school district has decided on early dismissal for the next four weeks

Positions unfilled and promised COVID-19 testing program still not ready

Vacancies are notable in hard-to-staff disciplines, including special education, science, mathematics and bilingual education

Parents were told schools would reopen on April 26, and the reasons for the reversal remain unclear.

Jersey City public schools backpedaled on its decision to reopen for in-person learning and now students will have to complete the year virtually.

Despite recent COVID-19 vaccine pause, Johnson & Johnson earnings exceed expectations
NJSNThe strategy is working, securing 80 new substitutes in a district that spent half the year with a shortage of 100 staff positions.

With just days to go before the start of the school year, some districts have to switch to all-virtual plans because of teacher and staff ...

The Department of Education says it will look into the shortages in specific subject areas this summer.

Lawmakers say fewer people enrolling in teacher prep programs and fewer teachers staying in the profession is causing a national shortage in the profession.

No more reveille for Revel. The casino's closing for good. Also, a shocking shortage of teachers. A congressional seat empty. A jail way too full. ...

Veteran teachers are leaving the profession and many new teachers quit before being educators for five years, which education officials say could lead to a ...