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NJASA's eNewsletter Volume 5 | August 22, 2018

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The NJASA Technology Committee is planning its twenty-fourth annual technology conference - TECHSPO '19 - a full two-day technology training and exhibition conference for key school leaders. This year's conference will be held January 24-25 at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City. The deadline for RECEIVING completed submissions is Friday, October 5th.

NJASA 2018-2019 One-Day Seminar Series

September 25 Gender Equity and HIB

Join Jonathan M. Busch, founder of The Busch Law Group LLC for a discussion regarding gender equity issues and the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. He will present a variety of recent updates to the law which demonstrate how it impacts actual or perceived characteristics like gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, and/or gender expression in schools.

In addition, Mr. Busch will explore recent case law and illustrate how our finders of fact view cases like these and he will offer recommendations for educators facing similar issues in their school districts.

NJASA Executive Director Dr. Bozza Shares with the NJASA Membership

Four years ago, NJASA and NJPSA embarked on a new partnership to provide a year-long experience of sustained, structured, and meaningful professional learning to educational leaders of all levels.

Our goal is for leaders to create a meaningful plan for coherent school/district improvement that focuses on best practice while enabling them to meet compliance and growth indicators.

School leaders participating in NJLA 5 will engage in activities and dialogue to explore strategies to: Support the Development…; Use Technology to Create…; Create a Collaborative Culture that Empowers Teacher Leaders…;

NJAPSA Offers a Cohort Experience

for Special Services Administrators

Applications are welcome from educators who have either obtained or are in the process of obtaining appropriate certification(s) and who either wish to expand upon the skills and experiences gained from their initial months in the position or anticipate serving in a position with school-wide or district-wide responsibility for special programs and services.

Participants attend five full-day training sessions scheduled throughout the school year. All sessions are led by a group of directors with extensive administrative experience and demonstrated skill in dealing with special education issues.

Workshop 2018

The group rate has been expanded to include up to 20 team members for one low price. Workshop 2018 will feature over 250 training programs and has something for every member of the district team.

Congratulations to the 2018-2019 County Teachers of the Year

The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) recognized 21 teachers as the 2018-19 County Teachers of the Year in an awards ceremony at Jackson Memorial High School.

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