We regret to inform you that due to low attendance, the NJAMLE Summer Skills Sharpening is cancelled. If you paid to attend, refunds through Eventbrite will be processing over the next few days. Please reach out to us if you do not receive a refund within the next two weeks. As sad as we are…
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Join us virtually on Wednesday, January 18th, at 4 pm to learn from Dr. Maureen Connolly and Dr. Jonathan Davis about adaptable teaching and classroom climate! About this event Dr. Maureen Connolly and Dr. Jonathan Davis are both expert educators turned college professors. After spending years in the classroom, they have used their combined knowledge…
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NJAMLE members spent three incredible days learning, connecting, and collaborating at the 49th Annual Conference for Middle Level Education in Orlando, Florida! Check out some of the highlights below!
After briefly suspending activities because of the pandemic, Schools to Watch is back in action and better than ever! The New Jersey Department of Education has rejoined forces as a partner through the Office of Career Readiness. David McNair returns as a liaison to NJ Schools to Watch. We look forward to learning more about…
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We at the New Jersey Association for Middle Level Educators recognize and appreciate the tremendous challenges that you have faced (and are still facing) during this pandemic. We would like to support you as we move forward to schools opening in whatever form that is! Join our Middle School Professional Learning Network (or extend your…
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“Devoted to providing leadership, professional learning, resources, and support for middle level education.” NJAMLE On March 6, 2020 NJAMLE was ready and poised to provide middle school educators in the state of New Jersey and surrounding areas with a professional development experience for the ages. All of the boxes were checked, everything from the venue…
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As educators, we are called to respond to expressions of bias and racism in ourselves and others. Dear Middle School Community, To all of our students, families, and colleagues of color, we see your pain and hear your frustration when your calls for action against racial injustice are met with little to no change. Listening…
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The Association for Middle Level Education has joined with the National Association of Secondary School Principals, The National Association of Elementary School Principals, and The National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform to declare March the official month to focus on students ages 10 to 15 and celebrate middle level education. The key messages for the celebration are The importance…
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