Send a letter: Tell Senators to change health benefit premium sharing laws Chapter 78 of 2011 removed health benefits from the collective bargaining process, setting a four-year schedule of mandatory premium sharing based on the premium itself. An unintended consequence of this law is that many school employees have seen declining take-home pay since 2011. […]
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MCEA Workshop for ESP Members, November 2019
Middlesex County Education Association will host a workshop and appreciation dinner for ESP Members on Wednesday, November 20, 2019. Learn about the discounts available to you! View/Print Flyer: MCEA_ESP_Benefits_Workshop_Nov_2019
OBEA Schedule for Attendance at Board Meetings 2019-2020
OBEA members are encouraged to attend board meetings using this schedule. Meetings are scheduled to take place in the TV Studio at OBHS at 7:30 PM. Click here to view/print the revised (10/11/2019) schedule: BOE Rotation 19-20
OBEA Retirement Dinner 2019
Thursday, June 20, 2019 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Click link for details: OBEA Retirement Dinner 2019 Flyer
Unified Program Grows in Old Bridge
Under the leadership of Karen Lewicki and Lisa Tonnisen, the Play Unified program has come a long way since its inception in 2010. Twelve members of the class of 2012 started the club as sophomores with the goal of building bonds among students of all abilities and promoting inclusion. It has since grown to include […]
OBEA Fights for School Funding
The OBEA is leading the fight against the State’s cuts to Old Bridge Township Public School district’s funding. As a result of the debate over the NJ State budget in the spring of 2018, OBTPS is facing a financial crisis. The district is projected to face approximately $12 million in cuts to its state funding […]
Stop the Cuts! (online petition)
Old Bridge Township is facing a significant reduction in state funding over the next seven years. These cuts will negatively impact the students, programs, and employees in the district. Senator Thompson and Assemblymen Dancer and Clifton have introduced bills that would restore the full funding to Old Bridge and other negatively impacted districts. Please show […]
- Meet Kimberly Dickstein HughesThe 2019-20 NJ State Teacher of the Year takes learning beyond the books By Kathryn Coulibaly As she was growing up, almost everyone told Kimberly Dickstein Hughes that she should be a lawyer. With her boundless energy, determination, and desire to make the world a better place, it was a logical conclusion. “I was an […] The post Meet Kimberly Dickstein Hugh […]
