Get New Ideas and Tools at the NJASA/NJAPSA Spring Leadership Conference!
This is one conference you can't miss. It is future-oriented and based on the standards for professional leadership. Download the NJASA App from Google Play or the App Store to customize your Conference schedule.You May Register Onsite to Attend!
Implementation of the Superintendent Salary Cap Regulations: Calculation of Salary and Raises
Chief Association Counsel Maria M. Lepore, informs NJASA members,"...it is imperative that any NJASA Member who is contemplating an increase under the new regulation contact the NJASA Legal Department..."
"The Best ROI — Our Children"
NJASA Concurs with Senate Democrats
NJASA Executive Director Dr. Bozza said, "Our critics will comment that 'The Best ROI – Our Children' is a self-promoting sound byte that only serves the special interests of education leaders. Well, NJASA is here to tell them they are wrong!"
He suggests the critics visit a kindergarten class and observe the students’ excitement and eagerness to learn. Then ask themselves, "Do you ever wonder if one of these bright, energetic students will someday discover the cure for Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, or possibly craft the solution to Global Warming?"
Collaborative Decision Making: The Answer is in the Room!
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.
Building Networks to Support and Advance Women in School Leadership!
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.
Google in the Learning Environment -
A Powerful Learning Tool!
EdTechNJASA offers new ideas and tools for this year and beyond. Join us for workshops covering the latest in technology and the innovative ways districts are using it.
Parents’ Attorney Acted in Bad Faith.
The May 2017Special Education Bulletin reviews two cases including one in which the United States District Court found that a parents’ attorney acted in bad faith by prolonging the litigation after the district agreed to relief requested in the due process petition. The attorney’s bad faith conduct resulted in a 75 percent reduction in attorney’s fees.
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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