Local universities and community organizations across NJ are holding events in honor of Yom HaShoah, an annual commemoration of the Holocaust.

These past NJ alternate route candidates reflect the diversity of career paths teaching candidates take post certification.

United We Dream is the largest immigrant youth-led organization in the nation. Their nonpartisan network is made up of over 100,000 immigrant youth and allies and 55 affiliate organizations in 26 states. Their resource fund's Dream Educational Empowerment Program has compiled a list of resources for undocumented students.

Alternate Route candidates teaching in NJ, don't miss this year's Trenton Charter School Career Fair!

A spring listing of ELL, special ed and summer teaching job opportunities in NJ for novice and experienced K-12 teachers of alternate route.

Teaching candidates in the Rutgers Alternate Route Program are exploring the phenomena of Stereotype Threat, a theory developed by social psychologists Claude Steele and Joshua Aronson to describe the anxiety students experience when confronted with situations in which they fear confirming negative stereotypes about their social groups, especially members of groups believed to be academically inferior.

In honor of this year’s conference theme, “Re-Imagining Teacher Professional Practice”, we sat down with Dr. Tammy Jenkins and Dr. Phyllis Bivins-Hudson to discuss the future of teaching.

Dr. Robert Zywicki, a young district leader and alternate route champion, shares how developing a professional learning network (PLN) opened doors for him.

NJ teacher certification candidates participating in Rutgers CESP Alternate Route discuss how they've been supported in improving their technology usage and online PLN skills.

NJ teacher certification and alternate route teaching candidates check out our January listing of K-12, special ed and ELL job openings.