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Patrick Rumaker
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Editor, NJEA Review
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By Francine Pfeffer, Patrick Rumaker Verified| R.E.A.L. Storytellers@ By Francine Pfeffer and Patrick RumakerLisa Rizziello’s mother was in hospice, and Rizziello wanted to be with her in her final days, but she had already used her three contractually negotiated family illness days. Rizziello had 376 accumulated sick days, but, as with all school employees, she could use them only for herself as outlined in state law at the time. On the day her mother died, Rizziello could not be with her to hold her hand. She had to be at work.
By Patrick Rumaker Verified| R.E.A.L. Storytellers@ NJEA’s new executive directorBy Patrick Rumaker This year, Kevin Kelleher became NJEA’s eighth executive director. Born and raised in Larchmont, New York, he is a product of the public schools where he grew up. After graduating from Mamaroneck High School, he attended St. Bonaventure University in western New York state, where he majored in mathematics and enrolled in teacher education courses. While at St. Bonaventure, Kelleher competed on the swim team.
By Francine Pfeffer, Patrick Rumaker Verified| R.E.A.L. Storytellers@ By Francine Pfeffer and Patrick RumakerLisa Rizziello’s mother was in hospice, and Rizziello wanted to be with her in her final days, but she had already used her three contractually negotiated family illness days. Rizziello had 376 accumulated sick days, but, as with all school employees, she could use them only for herself as outlined in state law at the time. On the day her mother died, Rizziello could not be with her to hold her hand. She had to be at work.
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NJEA Review
The New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) is a prominent labor union representing over 200,000 educators and school professionals in New Jersey. Founded in 1853, NJEA focuses on protecting the rights, benefits, and working conditions of its members while advocating for quality public education. The organization operates as a representative democracy, with policy decisions made by an elected Delegate Assembly. NJEA engages in collective bargaining to negotiate contracts for salaries and workplace conditions. It also provides professional development resources, legal support for employment disputes, and political advocacy for increased school funding and educator compensation. The union publishes the NJEA Review, a journal that offers policy insights and educational resources. NJEA serves public school employees, including teachers and support staff, and aims to improve educational outcomes for New Jersey’s students. It is a significant political force in the state, supporting various candidates and policies that align with its mission.
United States, United States
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Founded: 1853