Welcome to the Washington Township Education Association website. We are a local NJEA affiliate that represents over 800 educators and education support professionals in the Washington Township School District in Gloucester County.
We're truly honored by the opportunity to serve the families of Washington Township and help to invest in the future by providing your children with the tools and support that they will need to succeed.
Here, you will find important information on our association and our members.
Don't miss out on emails!
Contact WTEA Office Manager, Diane Holshue at Office@wteagc.org with your Home email address and the school you are assigned.
We hope that this site provides you with the opportunity to see the heart of our membership and their passion for the children and families of Washington Township.
Should you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our office administrator at office@wteagc.org.
Thank you for your interest in the Washington Township Education Association.
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- NJEA mourns Vince Giordano December 7, 2023NJEA is mourning the passing of former NJEA Executive Director Vince Giordano on Dec. 5. Giordano served as executive director for the final six years of a 43+ year NJEA The post NJEA mourns Vince Giordano appeared first on New Jersey Education Association.
- NJEA/NEA endorse five pro-education incumbents for reelection to Congress in 2024 November 30, 2023On NJEA’s recommendation, the NEA Fund for Children and Public Education has endorsed five New Jersey congressional incumbents for reelection in 2024. These endorsements are the first of the 2024 The post NJEA/NEA endorse five pro-education incumbents for reelection to Congress in 2024 appeared first on New Jersey Education Association.
- Implementing inclusive curricula November 12, 2023How can K-5 teachers integrate the Amistad, Holocaust and Diversity/Inclusion mandates in daily instruction? The Atlantic County Council of Education Associations (ACCEA), in partnership with local nonprofit AC Ed Equity, The post Implementing inclusive curricula appeared first on New Jersey Education Association.