April 6, 2026 - 18:45

The 2026 NJEA Professional Development and Instructional Issues (PDII) Transform Conference stands as a powerful embodiment of the association's core principles. This meticulously crafted single-day event is designed to honor the profound importance of continuous professional growth for educators. It moves beyond traditional models, offering a dynamic and concentrated experience that respects educators' time while delivering high-impact learning.
The conference structure itself signals a shift. By condensing transformative professional development into a focused format, it acknowledges the demanding realities of an educator's schedule. The agenda is intentionally curated to provide practical strategies, foster meaningful collaboration, and introduce innovative instructional approaches that can be immediately applied in classrooms and schools across the state.
This remixed approach to professional learning emphasizes quality over quantity, depth over duration. It creates a vibrant forum where teachers, educational support professionals, and leaders can connect, share expertise, and recharge their passion for teaching. The event underscores a fundamental belief: investing in educators' growth is the most direct path to enriching student learning and strengthening public education for every community.
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TCC President to be inducted into Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of FameTulsa Community College President Leigh B. Goodson has been named to the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame`s 2026 induction class. The honor recognizes her decades of work in academic...
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Statler confident progress is coming on education issuesThe chairman, who has been meeting regularly with local superintendents across the state, acknowledged that the process has been slow at times but stressed that the conversations are productive. He...