U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona and NEA President Becky Pringle visited Delran High School in Burlington County, New Jersey, for a closer look at a labor-management collaboration that they hope will take root nationwide. Pringle invited Cardona to the district to learn what makes the New Jersey Public School Labor-Management Collaborative (NJPSLMC) so successful. […]
Register Here The NJ Public School Labor Management Collaborative is please to invite both current and potential members to participate in our Pre-Con event at the NJEA Convention this November. Districts interested in participating should identify a team of 10 to 12 attendees representing multiple levels in the district - Faculty & Staff, Building Administration, […]
Register Here You are invited to attend the New Jersey Public School Labor Management Collaborative's Inter-District Conference on May 10, 2022 from 1pm to 4pm. The goal of the event is to further deepen our understanding of the ways unions, administrators, school boards, teachers and staff have worked together over the past year to navigate […]
Register Here You are cordially invited to the first role alike meeting for local leaders of 2022. We will be joined by our special guest, Ray Gaer, President of the […]
This is a one day training for a single district. This is an invite only event
Attend an NJ LMC Learning Hosted By Cherry Hill Public Schools - April 30th The Cherry Hill LMC Learning Hub, hosted in partnership with the NJ Labor Management Collaborative, will happen on April 30th from 9 AM until 2 PM at the Camden County College Campus in Cherry Hill, NJ. Attendance is free […]
Becoming a Community that Learns: The Labor Management Collaborative Journey The NJ LMC Summer Conference promises to be our biggest yet! This three day event will help you navigate the LMC milestones of establishing your collaborative, scaling collaboration across your district, and institutionalizing your practice for sustainability and longevity. Throughout this conference, you can expect […]