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Zwicker, Freiman and Jaffer approved by the New Jersey Education Association

Princeton, NJ – Senate candidate Andrew Zwicker and Assembly candidates Roy Freiman and Sadaf Jaffer have received approval from the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA).

“As the son and spouse of public school educators, I am keenly aware of how our teachers and support staff are critical to the success of our students,” said Asm. Andrew Zwicker (D – South Brunswick). “The unprecedented challenges of distance and hybrid learning over the past year have been met with exceptional creativity and dedication in the face of personal challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. I am grateful for the endorsement of the NJEA as we continue to work together to ensure that our students and staff have the resources they need to ensure that NJ has the best public schools in the United States.

“As the wife of a retired teacher, I know firsthand that investing in our schools means investing in our future,” Asm said. Roy Freiman (D – Hillsborough). “I am proud to have the endorsement of the NJEA and I am committed to continuing to be a strong voice in Trenton for our teachers, support staff, students and their families as they strive to overcome the unprecedented adversity they have faced in the past. year.”

“It is an honor to receive the approval of the NJEA. As an educator, I have the utmost respect and admiration for the teachers and education professionals in New Jersey who work tirelessly to inspire children and equip them with the knowledge necessary to succeed and become well-rounded members. of our communities. Said Assembly candidate Sadaf F. Jaffer (D-Montgomery), “I look forward to working with the NJEA and its members as an assembly member to ensure that New Jersey’s public education system remains the best in the country. “

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Atlantic County, New Jersey – Senate candidate Vince Mazzeo and Assembly candidates John Armato and Caren Fitzpatrick receive critical endorsement from the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA). NJEA approvals signify a candidate’s strong support for public education and are decided regardless of political party, as evidenced by Senator Chris Brown’s previous approval.

“The NJEA and its Atlantic County Chapter are strong advocates for our children and New Jersey’s premier education system,” said MP Vince Mazzeo. “I am honored to receive their approval and to continue to work with their members to ensure that Atlantic County schools receive their fair share of funding and that their contribution is included in the schools plan for reopening to the fall.”

“It is an honor to be supported again by the NJEA,” said Assembly member John Armato. “As a union member while also being an HVAC technician, I understand the importance and strength of the NJEA and its Atlantic County Chapter as they work with their school communities to plan for reopenings. safety this fall so that our children can return to education in person. ”

“New Jersey has one of the best education systems in the country thanks to the hard-working teachers and education professionals in the NJEA and I am proud to have obtained their endorsement,” said the County Commissioner of Atlantic, Caren Fitzpatrick. “I look forward to working with the NJEA and its members at the General Assembly to ensure Atlantic County receives its fair share of school funding and that we continue to equip our children with the tools to be successful. “

“The NJEA and its members are the driving force behind our first public education system here in New Jersey, and these candidates have won their support. This endorsement draws attention to the stark differences between Vince Mazzeo and the failed candidate Vince Polistina. When Polistina was in the legislature ten years ago, he sold our hard-working teachers to Chris Christie and refused to support the funding of their retirement. Unlike Polistina, Vince Mazzeo, John Armato, and Caren Fitzpatrick believe it is the government’s responsibility to pay its bills. said campaign manager Paul Weborg.

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