New Jersey teacher salaries are reported by the school district. Minimum and maximum figures are given for 4-, 5-, and 6-year training levels. Comparisons are drawn to teacher salaries in other states and to trends in the Consumer Price Index. (SJL)

Salary guide data and average increases are presented in tabular form. School units are grouped by district. (MC)

This survey presents the teacher salary scales of each of New Jersey's school districts. Summary tables outline average and median state salaries and correlate New Jersey teachers' salaries to inflation and the consumer price index for the period 1973-1980. (SJL)

Summarizes results of a 1979-80 survey of state history course offerings and teaching practices in New Jersey's high schools. (SJL)

Tables are presented listing the teacher salary schedules of each of New Jersey's school districts. (SJL)

This survey gathered information from around the state on New Jersey Studies offerings: grade levels at which New Jersey Studies are emphasized, major topics or units, methods of instruction, and materials used. (SJL)

Education association members in four New Jersey school districts were administered the New Jersey Education Association's T and E Needs Assessment Survey to determine how well the state-mandated "Thorough and Efficient" education program is being implemented locally. Discrepancies in practice are noted and some recommendations made.…

A statewide survey by the New Jersey Education Association indicates that instructional aides are being misused and misassigned in many school districts. Abuses cited include use of noncertificated aides as teachers, violation of pay practices, and ineffective program administration. The Association's recommendations for change are listed.…

Current data prepared by the New Jersey Education Association presents public schools' salary levels for each municipality in the state. Local degree requirements, minimum and maximum salaries for bachelors' and masters' degrees at four-, five- and six-year training levels and increments are provided. (CM)

Reports findings of the New Jersey Attorney General's Office 1979 survey of the state's high school students on their usage of and attitudes toward alcohol and illicit drugs. (SJL)

Tables are presented listing the teacher salary schedules of each of New Jersey's school districts. Summary charts outline median salaries and correlate New Jersey teachers' salaries to averages in 11 other states, to inflation, and to the Consumer Price Index for the period 1973-1980. (SJL)

Reports findings of a recent New Jersey study which indicate that significant gaps still remain between White and minority youth in the areas of health care and education. Statistics are cited on White/non-White differences in illness rates, disciplinary treatment, special education labeling, and expenditure per student. (Author/SJL)