COVID-19 vaccines are now available in New Jersey for certain qualified recipients, including healthcare workers, residents and staff of long-term and congregate care facilities, sworn law enforcement, fire professionals, and other first responders, individuals over 65, and individuals 16-64 with certain medical conditions as defined by the CDC. click to find out more info.

To assist with development and review of school reopening plans, this checklist presents the Anticipated Minimum Standards detailed in the NJDOE’s “The Road Back: Restart and Recovery Plan for Education,” ... click to read the document.

With our country and public schools facing serious financial challenges due to the COVID-19 crisis, students need you to speak up now! click to read more.

A guide to intentionally planning for school success during COVID-19 and beyond with health, safety, and equity at the forefront...click to read more.

This page summarizes your rights under federal law. Always check with your local and state associations for assistance in enforcing these rights and about additional rights you may have under state laws...click to read more.

Marie Blistan, president of the New Jersey Education Association, says the state's largest teachers union is still ironing out schooling amid the global COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic...click to read more.

As debate over reopening schools intensifies, NEA recently took questions from its members to address the unprecedented challenges facing educators and students...click to read more.

Gov. Murphy addressed the public as NJ teachers developed a back-to-school plan with a set of possible ground rules amid the coronavirus...click to read more.

With so many other (reasonable and necessary) restrictions, it’s hard to explain how kids (and teachers and parents) will be safe with in-school instruction...click to read more.