NEW JERSEY LEADS THE NATION...AGAIN!

The Center for Future Educators and the New Jersey Future Educators Association is very pleased to announce that Mollie Miller, senior at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School-South in Princeton Junction, NJ, was elected as the new National FEA Student President during the FEA National Conference held in Orlando, Florida, on April 25-28, 2013. More than eight hundred future teachers and advisers from around the nation attended this conference. Mollie ran against two other exceptional candidates and we are proud of her great accomplishment. Mollie has been a member of her NJFEA chapter since her sophomore year. She currently serves as vice president of our New Jersey Future Educators Association. Being on the state board has enabled her to participate in student leadership conferences that have fueled her passion for teaching and community service. Read more here.

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Ashley Cosme is selected as the NJFEA Student of the Month for May 2013.

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Write an article and get published in Go Teach, the official magazine of the national FEA.

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Hunterdon County Polytech Teacher Academy students honor their teachers with food, poems, and other support during Teacher Appreciation Week.

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Become a Guest Teacher for a day in a real classroom!

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Spotlight

Statewide NJFEA Adviser and Student Leadership Conference

 

Don’t miss it! Space is limited and filling fast!

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No Rich Child Left Behind

 

School achievement linked to economic status — not race.

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2013 NJFEA Middle School Conference

 

Join us at Kean University on June 4th for the 2013 NJFEA Middle School Conference.

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Want to be a Teacher? Find out this Summer!

 

Take advantage of summer programs to explore teaching as a future career!

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NJFEA Student of the Month Application

 

Submit your application for NJFEA Student of the Month!

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Sponsor a Future Teacher

 

The NJFEA launches the “Sponsor a Future Teacher” campaign.

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