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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NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza
shares, "In three action-packed days at the
Spring Leadership Conference, you will get new ideas and tools for this year and beyond. Our program is future-oriented and based on the standards for professional leadership - which will get you ready to effectively navigate an uncertain educational landscape."
Don't Miss This Year's Keynote Speakers!
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In 2010, as a defensive tackle on the Rutgers University football team, Eric suffered a severe spinal injury which dramatically changed his life. He released his first book in 2012 BELIEVE: My Faith and The Tackle That Changed My Life.
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Steve's work quickly has gained national prominence
to promote sound practices in the leadership of organizations and the leveraging of family engagement as an essential element in increased academic achievement for all students and workforce productivity.
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Raymond J. McNulty, Dean, School of Education, Southern New Hampshire University, believes that education systems cannot wait for the children and challenges to arrive at school; rather, schools need to reach out and help forge solutions.
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Hotel Reservations
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 17th 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.
Exhibitor and Advertising Opportunities
NJASA Allied Members there are still a few available exhibit tables. Contact Charlotte Duthie at
cduthie@njasa.net
for more information. The Conference's program booklet is also an excellent
advertising vehicle
for your organization.
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Do You Want to Become a Level 1 Google Certified Educator?
Join
EdTech NJASA on April 28th for a
hands-on workshop that will prepare you for the Level 1 Google Educator exam. Positive completion of the exam indicates an
educator's ability to successfully implement G Suite for Education into their educational practice which will enhance teaching and learning.
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NJASA Director of Professional Development and Committee Liaison
Frank Borelli will keep you updated regarding a future meeting.
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ICYMI: NJDOE Releases ESSA Plan and 2015-2016 School Performance Reports.
NJDOE
submitted New Jersey's final Every Student Succeeds Act
(ESSA) State Plan to the U.S. DOE. The U.S. DOE has 120 days to review and notify the state whether the plan has been approved. The
ESSA State Plan, along with other ESSA resources and information, are available on the NJDOE website. Yesterday, NJDOE released the state's
School Performance Reports for the 2015-16 school year. ESSA, which replaces No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and reauthorizes the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965, requires states to produce annual school performance reports.
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