Dr. Brian Zychowski Receives the 2017 NJASA DSA Award!
Congratulations NJASA Past President Dr. Brian Zychowski, Chief Education Officer, North Brunswick Township. He was honored at the NJASA/NJAPSA Spring Leadership Conference.
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It is Time to Renew Your NJASA Membership!
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Check your US Postal Service mail for your 2017-2018 NJASA Membership Renewal/Office Record card. It was mailed last week. A prompt return of your renewal form will ensure that you continue to receive NJASA services without interruption. Questions, contact NJASA Membership Manager Charlotte Duthie at 609-599-2900, ext 127 or email her at cduthie@njasa.net.
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Separating Fact from Fiction —
Shared Services, Consolidation and Administrative Costs
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Collaborative Decision Making: The Answer is in the Room!
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On June 6th, join NJASA and Rutgers University Professor Dr. Saul Rubinstein for an overview of the national research on collaboration, student performances, teacher turnover and poverty through formal partnerships and relationships.
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Webinar Offers Guidance for Aspiring Women Leaders.
The AASA National Women’s Leadership Consortium think tank will provide an update on their initiative, share key findings and discuss the implications of the work for women who are aspiring to top leadership positions in school districts. Register now for this no-cost May 31st webinar.
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A Walk to Believe - June 4th.
Join Eric LeGrand, Opening Keynote Speaker at the NJASA/NJAPSA Spring Leadership Conference, on his mission to get to the end zone - cures for spinal cord injury - at this year's A Walk to Believe. All abilities and all ages are invited to get involved and make an impact for the 5.4 million individuals nationwide living with paralysis. School groups are also welcome. Register for the event here and spread the word.
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Introducing Series 4: A Structured Plan for Yearlong, Quality, Sustained, Collaborative Professional Learning.
For three years, this partnership among NJASA, NJPSA, and FEA has provided educational leaders at all levels the opportunity to focus their professional learning on a specific topic of educational reform and learn together as a cohort.
2017-2018 participants will attend three daylong courses on:
Course 1 – Building Professional Community
Course 2 – Strengthening Shared Instructional Leadership
Course 3 – Sustaining Equitable Educational Opportunities
New Regional Locations:
Bergen County Community College, Rowan College @Gloucester County, and FEA Conference Center
Reduced Price — $450 for the three courses
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Colleague Seeks Your Input re: Student Activity Participation Fee
Dr. Joseph Campisi, Asst Superintendent, Cherry Hill, shares the district is reviewing its
student activity participation fee policy. He would appreciate your responses to a brief, three-question survey. Click the
Student Activity Participation Fee.
Thank you for your cooperation. You can contact Dr. Campisi at
(856) 429-5600 ext. 4301
jcampisi@chclc.org
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Workshop 2017 Registration is Open!
This year, Workshop 2017 is running an early bird group rate pricing until June 30th, offering districts the opportunity to register up to 18 team members for $1,400. Read More:
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NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net
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