NJASA’s first Podcast features NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza, NJASA Treasurer Dr. Janet Fike and NJASA Technology Committee Co-Chair Glenn Robbins discussing what you can expect this year at TECHSPO®'19, January 31st to February 1st at Harrah's Atlantic City.
2018 Superintendent of the Year Dr. Kathleen Taylor
From left, Ocean City Board Vice President Jacqueline McAlister; Ocean City Board President Joseph Clark; Senator Jeff Van Drew, D - 1; 2018 State Superintendent of the Year Dr. Kathleen Taylor; Patrick Taylor; NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza; and Senate President
Stephen Sweeney, D -3; honor Dr. Taylor. It was the last voting day for Senator Van Drew, and officially his last Resolution as a state senator before taking the oath of office in early January as a United States Congressman.
School Law is Complex
As a school leader, you know there will be times when you need to be a legal expert. That's why the NJASA Legal Research Publications Program is so helpful.
Three NJASA Legal Department attorneys have complied decades of experience to create this road map, which gives you top-line information on the most common legal topics affecting New Jersey schools.
NJASA Special Education Committee Needs Your Input!
Looking for Regionalization Resources? Visit NJASA's Website.
NJASA has compiled a database of seven categories that contain over 2000 pages addressing: General Studies on Regionalization; Government Studies and Legislation; Local Regionalization Studies - NJ towns organized by county; NJDOE; NJASA on Regionalization; Regionalization Articles and Publications; and Shared Services.
You will be required to sign-inwith your NJASA member username and password to access this content under the Regionalization tab on the NJASA homepage. If you have a technical issue, contact NJASA Director of Communications Anne H. Gallagher.
Any member who knows of the existence of any studies not included in this extensive database are urged to contact NJASA Chief Counsel Maria Lepore so they may be added.
Call for Applications
2019 Princeton Prize in Race Relations
The Princeton Prize in Race Relationsrecognizes and rewards high school students who have had a significant positive effect on race relations in their schools or communities through their volunteer efforts.
Prize recipients receive a cash prize of $1,000 and an all-expenses-paid weekend to a Symposium on Race at Princeton University where they will meet and engage with other Prize recipients from across the country. Prize recipients are recognized at ceremonies in their local regions by Princeton alumni.
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