PPS_Comm School 5 teachers with #wpunj Professor in Residence Dr. Betsy Golden get in the #Halloween spirit 🎃🧡🖤

Honored to be seated and celebrated along side such amazing educators this afternoon at the NJEA Celebration of Excellence, including this year’s NJ State Teacher of the Year, Christine Girtain NJSTOY2023 Christine Girtain @NJEAConvention

#wpunj teacher candidates (with interim Associate Dean David Fuentes) NJEA Convention in Atlantic City! #NJEA22

So proud of our County Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Testa, who is presenting at the NJEA conference this weekend.

🇺🇸Veterans Make Great Teachers! #WPUNJ #VeteransDay #WeAreWillPower Watch the video! youtu.be/8wNry5rJzcU More info on WP programs wpunj.edu/veterans/ Thank you for your service!🇺🇸

Bringing #StudentVoice into our State Assessment Presentation. We asked our students "What do state test results NOT tell us about you as a student?" Their responses provided a strong close to this year's annual presentation. Christopher Tienken

The College Club of Northern NJ recently held a Book Fair fundraiser in which all proceeds raised help fund educational 📚 opportunities for students in Paterson & northern NJ through a variety of grants & interest-free loans. Thank you💕#wpunj Prof Dr. Betsy Golden for sharing!

📣 #WPUNJ Professor Emeritus of Early Childhood Education, Anthony J. Coletta, PhD, Releases Free Video Webinar about Reducing Anxiety and Difficult Behavior in Young Children 📣 Presenting tips for managing anxiety & difficult behavior. 👏 Learn more 🗞️ bit.ly/3GD50GL

Always a great day at Rutgers University Libraries! Grateful for my @NJNHD partner Chris Bond. The students love to visit Alexander Library. This year they met college vending machines & free gifts and silliness ensued. Kids make my day so much fun. ♥️ #TeamCommUNITY

Our December Newsletter will be sent soon! Sign up for the NJHC’s email mailing list to receive our monthly newsletter and the latest updates on grant opportunities, programs, and resources from around the field. Sign up here: bit.ly/NJHCMailingList. #NJhistory #NJHC

Happy Holidays! A healthy democracy depends on a motivated and informed citizenry. #NHD works every day to prepare future citizens by helping young people study the past, understand the present, and be the future. Support NHD: buff.ly/3WEt94H

Happy Hanukkah! The National Chanukah Menorah in Lafayette Park across from the White House, Washington. Image from the Library of Congress.

Are you visiting any historic sites this holiday season? Take some images you’d like to share with the New Jersey Historical Commission! ❄️ #NJHistory #historycommunity

SIXTEEN STUDENT-TEACHER TEAMS CHOSEN FOR NATIONAL HISTORY DAY SUMMER INSTITUTE IN HAWAII including a NJ team from our PDS partnership school PCTVS. Congrats👏 to Ms. Jayne O’Neill (teacher) Ashley Marie Diaz Briones (student) nhd.org/SFF2023

Congrats to our THREE State Coaches of the Year ! #SPFProud

We need judges for our competition March 4! Faculty, staff, grad students, alumni, and community partners all make great judges. You get breakfast, lunch, swag - and the joy of mentoring budding historians! Please check out the links below for more info.

Join us for the screening of the documentary, "The Price of Silence: The Forgotten Story of New Jersey's Enslaved People" Wed. March 8 @ 6:30p.m.Darren Nettingham Middle School. Seats are limited and pre-registration is required#spfproud docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Don't miss the screening of the Price of Silence March 8 @ 6:30pm @ Nettingham Middle School! Seats are limited and spots are filling up!Pre-register now #spfproud docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Those of us of a certain age who grew up in NJ Public Schools might remember memorizing the names of our 21 counties, (perhaps through song) but learning very little about the history of slavery in NJ. Come fill in this learning gap & explore the price of this silence. Join us!

This #WomensHistoryMonth we’d like to recognize Dr. Maxine Lurie! Dr. Lurie is a board member of the New Jersey Historical Commission and a retired Professor from Seton Hall University. Photo credit: New Jersey State Archives, Department of State 🧵