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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"The Best ROI - Our Children"
NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza notes, in the Association's
Blog
and
media interviews
,
"It is disheartening that the Governor's
FY 2018 Budget
of $35.5 billion does not value our children as 'The Best ROI.'"
"In reviewing the State of New Jersey
FY18 Budget Presentation
, February 28, 2017, the Governor's seven-year record of flat funding under the 2-percent tax levy cap continues to exacerbate the financial difficulties which school districts have been wrestling. Additionally, New Jersey's shrinking revenue base -
due to tax decreases
- has placed the fiscal stability of school districts in greater peril."
NJ Legislature Seeks Public Comment on FY 2018 State Budget.
There's Still Time for You to Attend:
Crowne Plaza Monroe, Monroe Twp., Middlesex County, NJ
9:00 am - 1:30 pm
Register on site.
 Monday, March 13th,
The Power of Legal Information:
NJASA Headquarters 9:00 am - 12:00 pm approximate
Stay in Touch with the NJASA/NJAPSA 2017 Spring Leadership Conference "One Vision-Our Voice: Enhancing Our Leadership."
Online Registration is open for the May 17-19th,
Conference.
Workshops will focus on topics ranging from personal l
earning, to l
eading with the whole child, to
new heights in STEM Education, and s
ocial media policies and practices.
The New Jersey Education Commissioner
approved the waiver request
for overnight lodging. As a result, school districts will be able to reimburse attendees for overnight lodging on May 17 and 18th. Reimbursement for registration fees, mileage and meals, are subject to the limitations and conditions set forth by the respective local board and the travel regulations set forth by NJDOE.
Nominations' Deadline for the New Jersey Special Education Administrator of the Year is Extended to April 3rd!
The award, co-sponsored by NJASA, NJAPSA and Frontline Education, will recognize a
Special Education Administrator
who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in providing services to students with disabilities.
Make an Impact on Your District's Technology Program!
 Discover the wonders of
Google Apps for Educators (GAFE) in
a hands-on session March 17th with @scottrrocco. You will go from a beginner user to intermediate level user of the awesome collaborative suite of GAFE.
Building Networks to Support and Advance Women in School Leadership.
Join NJASA Past President Judith Rattner, Chief Education Officer, Berkeley Heights, at the
AASA/NJASA/FEA 2017
Women's Leadership Conference
, March 30-31st, to gain insights into the barriers and challenges women in school leadership may face and to help prepare you for the next step in your career.
 The Choice is Yours to Apply:
Cinnaminson Township Board of Education is searching for a
chief education officer. An eastern suburb of Philadelphia, Cinnaminson Township serves students in Pre-Kindergarten through twelfth grade.
As of September 30, 2016, the district's four schools had an
enrollment of 2,477 students and employed 246 professional staff.
Interested in Mentor Training on April 26 & 27th?
NJASA will offer training for experienced leaders who wish to mentor new superintendents, assistant superintendents, and directors.
This two-day session will result in eligibility to serve and support the next generation of school district leaders in the New Jersey School Administrator
Residency
Program. Watch for details. Questions email NJASA CSA Mentoring Program,
Coordinator
Dr. Mark Stanwood
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