The stare Board of Education on Wednesday unanimously approved draft regulations for a new state law, signed by Gov. Phil Murphy in September, that puts the program on pace to launch with the 2022-23 school year.
“The law is intended to extend the teacher candidate pool to provide relief to school districts experiencing staffing challenges due in no small part to the COVID-19 public health emergency, while maintaining the integrity of the educator certification process,” Schiff told the board. JerseyCAN was among six organizations that wrote a letter to the New Jersey in support of the proposal in June, three months before it became law.
It's amazing Dem supporters n politicians w/in teacher world try to make this a color issue. THIS IS A PROBLEM OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT KIDS THAT FORCE INNER CITY YOUTH TO FALL BACK IN LEARNING. NJEA NEED TEACHERS TO BE PAID N STOP THE $200000 ADMINS THAT ARE ALL OVER NJ
Increase the pay and ensure a better work environment and there’s plenty of people in the private sector that will transition into education.
let’s start by forgiving student loans
Teachers are treated terribly by too many parents (not all) and politicians from both sides in their fight for dominance. Why would anyone enter the field moving forward? Good luck.
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That's great but how about we remove the other barrier to getting a teacher Cert in NJ...the bullshit that is edTPA
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