Across New Jersey school districts are preparing for another academic year of hybrid instruction in response to the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. The Educational Services Commission of New Jersey (ESCNJ) has solutions and services that can help districts by closing the Digital Divide, and ensuring that every student has personal device access and internet connectivity.
As the only aggregated demand-response program in the state, the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey Energy Aggregation Program secures lower electricity and natural-gas costs for municipal facilities.
The ESCNJ delivers best-in-class technology solutions to all of our members through our cooperative purchasing contracts.
Learn more about the Lease Purchase options available to our members.
Learn about the ESCNJ Self Insured RX program and the many benefits for all members who wish to participate.
Take a look at the The Educational Risk Insurance Consortium (ERIC North™) is a property and casualty insurance purchasing group for New Jersey public schools and all it has to offer.
The ESCNJ's Administrator Search Service is a shared services created to help Board members hire outstanding Superintendents, School Business Administrators, and Special Education Administrators
Dr. David A. Roman, who has served as the superintendent of the Perth Amboy Public Schools for five years, has been selected by his peers to serve as Vice President of the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey’s Board of Directors.
Como sabrá, el viernes 12 de junio, el gobernador Murphy emitió una orden ejecutiva (EO 149) declarando que los programas ESY podrían, si las agencias educativas locales lo consideran factible y apropiado, ofrecer programas ESY en persona. Esta orden prevé "la operación de campamentos de verano en persona que ofrecen programación diaria de varias horas para los jóvenes". Según el estado, los distritos escolares deben dar fe de que pueden satisfacer de manera segura las necesidades de todos los estudiantes y el personal.
As you may be aware, on Friday, June 12th, Gov. Murphy issued an executive order (EO 149) declaring that ESY programs could – if local educational agencies deemed feasible and appropriate – offer in-person ESY programs. This order provides for “the operation of in-person summer camps that provide daily multi-hour programming for youths.” According to the state, school districts must attest that they can safely meet the needs of all students and staff.
The Jamesburg Board of Education seeks an outstanding educational leader with the vision and drive to lead our successful pre-K-8 school district. Jamesburg has two schools with 700 students.
Congratulations to our students who were chosen for this year's Middlesex County's Unsung Hero Award. Due to the current situation, the yearly awards dinner was canceled. The committee has created a video for us to share. We hope you will join us in congratulating and recognizing these students for their achievements.
There are only few things in life more important than friendship.
...Caldwell has served on the board of the ESCNJ since 1999 and is the first person to be elected Board President for 14 years in a row.
Program Prepares Student for Successful Transitioning into Adulthood
Co-op Cuts the Price of Broadband Access to School Districts by 88 Percent
Educational Services Commission of New Jersey Hosts ERIC North™ 16th-Annual Training Seminar
Learn how ESCNJ partners with Rutgers for educational and clinical services
