New Jersery Education Association

New Jersey Education Association is an organization founded in 1853 by a group of educators from New Jersey to promote public education for all students. The association has various departments, including communications, executive office, government relations, professional development, research and economic services, and Uniserv. It is governed by elected delegate assembly members. Its policies are implemented by the executive committee, higher education members and professional onclassroompersonnel. Through its Frederick L. Hipp Foundation, it provides grants for educational projects, and offers and training and professional development programs for school employees. It is member of the National Education Association and other school districts of New Jersey, and local affiliate of New Jersey's various county and state colleges. The head office of the association is located in Trenton, N.J.

The Bethlehem School District, located in Bethlehem, PA, operates out of a converted school building which houses the administrative offices and Superintendent Joseph J. Roy. Visitors can find the Bethlehem Area School Board committee meetings typically held in a first-floor conference room just inside the entrance from the parking lot. Generated from their available business information

The Union County Education Association is a professional organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for educators in Clark, NJ. They provide leadership, resources, and professional development opportunities to enhance the quality of education in the county. Through their various committees and events, the Union County Education Association strives to empower teachers and promote a positive learning environment for students. They also work closely with the New Jersey Education Association to address legislative issues and ensure the rights and welfare of educators are protected.Generated from the website