NJ Congressman Van Drew Declines NJEA Endorsement Process
NJ Congressman Van Drew Declines NJEA Endorsement Process
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NJEA accused of censorship after NJ GOP ‘parody’ video taken down
A 15-second commercial by the New Jersey Education Association sparked a parody video by state Republican lawmakers. They say its removal from YouTube over a copyright claim is censorship.
NJ teacher union ad: Attacks by ‘extremists’ are ‘not who we are’
The images quickly cut from color footage of smiling students and teachers to black-and-white still photos of people standing up among assembled crowds and looking angry.
NJ teachers union says schools should mask up again
The recommendation for returning to indoor masking amid a spike in COVID cases comes amid a federal lawsuit filed by NJ families, saying such rules violate their kids' rights.
Sweeney and NJEA make nice ahead of NJ elections
NJEA endorses Steve Sweeny ending a bitter feud.
Monmouth County Senator says New Jersey teachers should have been prioritized on Vaccine list
Why were teachers not higher up on the Covid Vaccine list in New Jersey? What science is Governor Phil Murphy using to determine dates and vaccine qualifications? Where does Monmouth County, Jersey Shore go from here to boost business?
NJ smokers getting vaccine priority over teachers rankles many
The addition of a CDC list of high-risk medical conditions ahead of educators "in line" for vaccinations in New Jersey does not sit well with some concerned for a safe return to classrooms.
Murphy keeping schools open and NJEA is fine with that for now
NJEA President Marie Blistan is confident that Gov. Phil Murphy will continue to "look at the data, the science and the medicine" to guide his decisions on schools.
NJ teachers union endorses Gov. Murphy for re-election
Only two other candidates have made a run for governor in 2021 official by filing with the state in order to begin fundraising.
Hey, kids! Your teachers will be on NJTV every morning giving lessons
NJTV Learning Live starts Monday, April 6, geared toward students in grades 3 through 6.