NJASA Officers
President
President-Elect
Michael D. Kuchar
Ph.D.
Secretary
G. Kennedy Greene
Ed.D.
Treasurer
Scott R. Rocco
Ed.D.
Immediate Past-President
Patrick J. Fletcher
Richard G. Bozza
Ed.D.
Editor
Anne H. Gallagher
New Jersey Association of School Administrators
(NJASA)
920 West State Street
Trenton, NJ 08618
p 609-599-2900
f 609-599-1893
www.njasa.net
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 Student-Achievement-Focused....Visionary...
These are the shared characteristics among NJASA's 2017 Regional Superintendent of the Year award winners. NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza, gives you a glimpse of what makes this group outstanding role models.
Begin Your EdTech Journey with the EdTech Academy on March 17!
Don't miss your chance to take your district's technology program to the next level! Together, we can conquer the challenges of technology and embrace opportunities so that students will be ready to take on their future. In this hands-on session, presenter Dr. Scott Rocco will take you from a beginner user to an intermediate level user and make you comfortable with using and collaborating with Google Apps for Educators (GAFE).
Last Opportunity to Share Your Expertise at the NJASA/NJAPSA Spring Leadership Conference.
This year's Thirty Fifth NJASA/NJAPSA Annual Spring Leadership Conference will address school leadership, the latest educational developments and best practices to help you maintain a professional and personal balance
in your life. Friday, February 10th is the last opportunity to submit your proposal.
 An Event Designed for Women In or Aspiring to Positions in Educational Leadership.
The 2nd Annual AASA/NJASA/FEA Women's Leadership Conference -
March 30-31, 2017, at the Forsgate Country Club, Monroe Township, NJ.
Register Now!
What Do the New Professional Standards for Educational Leaders (PSEL) Mean for You, Your School, and Your District?
Rich Bozza and Pat Wright invite you to attend a special March 6th free event. You will receive a free tool developed for leaders by leaders, that can help you answer the above
critical question.
Persons wishing to testify at the following hearings should register with the Office of Legislative Services at (609) 847-3850 and provide 15 copies of written testimony at the respective hearing.
The Committee will receive testimony from invited guests and the public on inequities in school funding in New Jersey.
Thursday, February 9th - 11:00 am
Rutgers University, Paul Robeson Campus Center, Essex East, Room 232, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd., Newark, New Jersey 07102
Tuesday, February 14th - 11:00 am
Cliffside Park Municipal Complex, 525 Palisade Ave., Cliffside, New Jersey 07010
Governor Tells Washington School Sixth-Grade Students:
Police Officers Are Here To Help and Protect You.
The
Nutley Public Schools reports, as part of its
L.E.A.D.
Program, in partnership with the Nutley Police Department, Governor Christie participated in a L.E.A.D. lesson. He asked the Washington students to "stop and consider the risk" and to promise to make smart choices as they enter their teenage years. The Governor also discussed the severity of drug overdose in the State of New Jersey and encouraged the sixth graders to talk to parents or teachers if they have a friend in trouble with drugs. The L.E.A.D. Program, spearheaded by Detective Sergeant Mike Padilla, is in every elementary school in Nutley.
Currently, the program is in nine New Jersey counties.
Pictured from left, Joining in the lesson was
Acting NJDOE Commissioner Kimberley Harrington, NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza and L.E.A.D.
Executive Director & CEO
Nicholas DeMauro.
21st Century Drug & Violence Prevention Training Conference Hosted by L.E.A.D.
February 26 - March 1, Harrah's Atlantic City
This Conference is for L.E.A.D.Officers, Police Chiefs, Senior Police Management, Student Resource Officers, Narcotics Enforcement Officers, Superintendents, Principals, Educators, and other school-based Law Enforcement Personnel.
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