Three Reasons to Attend the Spring Leadership Conference
May 15-17th, Caesars Atlantic City
NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard G. Bozza writes:
Inspiring Speakers Offer Exciting Perspectives on Leading and Learning
Insightful Programs Offer Best Practices—Ready to Launch in Your District
Great Opportunities to Expand Your Resource Base Through Networking
"Self-awareness. Focused attention. Empathy and inclusiveness. These are just some of the concepts embedded in mindfulness, the theme of this year’s NJASA/NJAPSA Spring Leadership Conference: 'Mindfulness for All: Connecting Leaders and Learners.'" Read more
Keynote Speakers Will Address Neurodiversity, Bullying and Social-Emotional Intelligence
May 15th General SessionJonathan Mooney is an award-winning writer, entrepreneur, and activist who did not learn to read until he was twelve-years old.
May 16th General Session
Samuel Betances is a Senior Diversity Consultant who works to inspire willing learners to excel.
May 17th General Session Michele Borba is an internationally renowned educator, award-winning author, and parenting, child and bullying expert.
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.
Advances in technology have arguably led to greater efficiency, productivity, and reductions in the cost of doing business. In an effort to assist local government units in realizing efficiencies in procurement of goods and services, New Jersey has enacted the Local Unit Electronic Procurement Act. The current Administrative Guide discusses the new law and its application to public school districts.
NJASA Presents Preparing for Your First/Next Administrative Position
June 4th - NJASA Headquarters
Taking that next step is not always easy. Attendees will learn how to present themselves in the best light through the application and selection process. The agenda will take you step-by-step through the process of applying, interviewing, attaining a contract, preparing a transition plan, and determining what your first 100 days on the job should look like.
Fueling Up: School Breakfast Promotes School Success
A new report finds that just half of students in the state's most impoverished schools are receiving federally-funded school breakfast.
Under a new state law, these schools will be required to serve breakfast during the school day no later than September 2019, according to the report, published by Hunger Free New Jersey.
Required Training Set for May 9th and 10th!
The NJASA Mentor Training Programhas been approved by NJDOE to meet the mentor preparation requirements. NJASA will certify successful participants as mentors who will be authorized to recommend standard certification for school administrator residents who satisfy the requirements.
The two-day training program will include the requirements of the NJ School Administrator Resident Program, the theoretical framework and program design, procedures and forms, opportunities to design and discuss individualized residency programs. Participants will attend both days.
NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net
