by Charlie Best, Byram EA president The members of the Byram Education Association last saw their students over 9 weeks ago. Since then our world and our communities have had…
The Bloomingdale Education Association (BEA) was very excited to use their NJEA Pride grand to donate $300 worth of food to the local food pantry. The BEA also donated $300…
Situated between the Passaic and Hackensack Rivers, and extending from Newark Bay to what is present day Rutherford, sits the town of Harrison. Very much a busy and friendly town…
On Wednesday, May 13th, members of the Colts Neck Twp. Education Association (CNTEA) Executive Board delivered dinner to the Colts Neck Township Police Department. As an invaluable partner in our…
Karla Schaeffer and Carol Molinari, co-chairs of the Haledon Education Association's PRIDE committee presented the district's police officers with a catered lunch on behalf of the association members as a…
The NJEA Pride in Public Education Program provides grants to local and county education associations to plan events that bring communities and schools together. In the midst of the global…
Jillian Swigert and Cheryl Alverson, third grade teachers at Egg Harbor Township's Slaybaugh School, organized a classroom food drive to help support their local Community Food Bank of South Jersey.…
The Riverton Education Association (REA) used their NJEA PRIDE funds to honor first responders in Riverton. Dinner was provided by Milanese Pizza for each officer of the Riverton Borough Police…
Shortly after the executive order to close schools, the public school nurse members of the Newark Teachers Association transitioned to virtual school nurses and health educators. They called families to…
by Mil Johnson, CCCEA president Thanks to a Pride in Public Education Grant, the Cumberland County Council of Educational Associations (CCCEA) was able to make a donation to the Millville…