Commissioner's Regional Convocation Oct. 18
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Thursday, October 18
11am - 1pm
Parsippany Hills High School
20 Rita Drive
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
All parking for this location will be at St. Christopher's Parish, 1050 Littleton Rd, Parsippany, NJ 07054. Shuttle buses will be available beginning at 10:00am.
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The NJASA Technology Committee is planning - New Jersey's Premier Educational Technology Conference,
TECHSPO '19
- January 24-25 at
Harrah's Resort, Atlantic City.
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School districts, charter schools and renaissance school projects will be able to reimburse attendees for overnight lodging on January 24th. Harrah's Resort Atlantic City is the official host hotel for the Conference.
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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…;
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School Safety is Everybody's Business
NJASA's Oct. 12th one-day seminar offers a first-class program designed for school leaders, school safety specialist and/or those responsible for “school preparedness.”
An excellent networking opportunity for colleagues to discuss their challenges - the pitfalls of assessing and implementing a climate of school safety.
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at Workshop 2018
The NJSBA/NJASA/NJASBO 2018
Workshop & Exhibition will take place on October 22-25 at the Atlantic City Convention Center. The Conference's theme is Engaging Every Child.
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Women’s Leadership Conference
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The Palace at Somerset Park
March 14-15, 2019
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The 2019 AASA/NJASA/NJPSA, Women’s Leadership Conference requests your proposal.
The submissions collected from this
Call for Proposals
will be considered for breakout sessions only.
Breakout sessions take place on Thursday and Friday and are 60 minutes in length.
Presenters must be available on the day for which AASA/NJASA/NJPSA assigns your session.
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The Power of Legal Information:
Practical Issues
to Keep School Administrators Current & Compliant
Students - October 10 - NJASA Headquarters
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Beth Finkelstein, Esq.,
NJASA Assistant Counsel
Beth, an assistant counsel at NJASA since 1997, represents members in their employment. Specifically, she assists members in matters concerning their boards, employment agreements, pension matters, as well as litigation before the Commissioner of Education, the Division of Pensions and the Superior Court, Appellate Division. Beth has also represented NJASA in matters where NJASA has appeared as amicus curiae.
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Philip Stern, Esq.,
Philip supports the School Law and Employment and Labor Practice Groups. He has more than three decades of experience in all facets of education law, representing countless public and private schools, colleges and universities in collective bargaining, special education, employment litigation, and student and staff disciplinary issues.
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Join the presenters for an enriching professional development experience of combining best practices with sound strategies that are reasonable and practical. Current trends in anti-bullying prevention and investigation, recent legislation, First Amendment rights and gender equity issues will be addressed.
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NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net
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