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On, Wednesday, October 13, 2021 Members of the Essex County Retirees Education Association (ECREA) held their annual food drive and donated "Soup for Seniors" to the Holy Trinity-West Orange Food Pantry located at 315 Main Street.
West Orange Board of Education President Terry Trigg-Scales helped to coordinate the drive and dropped off the donations.
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Congratulations to the Livingston Education Association for being the co-winner of the 2021 NJEA Jim George Collective Bargaining Award.
We are excited for our County President Anthony Rosamilia and the members of Livingston EA.
Congratulations to Theresa Maughan
2021-2022 NJ State Teacher of the Year
High School Social Studies teacher at
East Orange STEM Academy in East Orange
Essex County
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Congratulations to our 1st VP Kim Scott-Hayden on being named the 2021 NEA ESP of the Year!
ESSEX COUNTY MEMBERS MAKING HEADLINES
Congratulations to our 1st VP for being the 2021 NJEA ESP of Year! We love and admire your advocacy for ALL educators and students!
ESSEX COUNTY MEMBERS IN THE NEWS
Here is an important message from our President
Like most Americans, I have been heartbroken and angry over the events of the last several days. On behalf of the twelve thousand members of the Essex County Education Association I would like to express solidarity with our black students and their families who I know are hurting right now.
The ECEA and its members work every day to fight for equity in funding, facilities, opportunities, and educational outcomes for our black students. It is not easy work as institutional racism and poverty are powerful opponents. Today, I reaffirm our commitment to advance the causes of racial and social justice in our classrooms, schools, and communities.
We look forward to the day when our communities and country live up to the promise of equality. Until then, know that we stand with the people who are hurting and with those who are working toward a more perfect union, whether they be leaders of government, law enforcement, faith, or education.
Anthony Rosamilia
President
Essex County Education Association
NJEA News
- Meet Theresa Maughan December 1, 2021
- NJEA statement on Kenosha verdict November 19, 2021
- NJEA officers kick off American Education Week November 15, 2021
- NJEA honors veterans November 8, 2021
- A roller coaster of results November 8, 2021
- School performing arts – Going in-person during the pandemic November 5, 2021
- In close election, NJEA members make the difference as students get a win November 3, 2021
- Theresa Maughan named 2021-2022 New Jersey State Teacher of the Year October 7, 2021
- Social media “challenges” can have serious consequences October 6, 2021