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 about the ESCNJ Self Insured RX program and the many benefits for all members who wish to participate.
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
As you may know, flu can be easily spread from person to person. Therefore, we are taking steps to reduce the spread of flu in the ESCNJ schools and programs. We want to keep our schools open to students and functioning in a normal manner during this flu season, however, we need your help to do this.
Private schools across New Jersey that serve children with special needs are releasing tuition rates for fiscal year 2022. Invoices will promptly be sent to local school districts, which every year enroll students with severe challenges in these private schools in an effort to provide a more thorough, specialized education.
Over the many months of the lingering COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve heard a consistent message from the governor’s office: New Jersey public schools should be open, if they can safely be open.
Friday, April 21, 2023 • Time: 9 am - 1 pm - During this two presentation event, attendees will have the opportunity to gather information and contacts to help navigate the transition process to adult services.
Thursday, March 23, 2023 | 6:30 - 8:00 PM (ET) At age 18 (or age 21 in some states) a child is viewed as an adult, regardless of the disability, and therefore, is legally empowered to make decisions.
