NJASA's eNewsletter Volume 11 | October 31, 2018
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 Congratulations to:
2019 NJASA Regional Superintendents of the Year
NJASA has selected three regional 2019 Superintendents of the Year. They are: from left, Region I Dr. Michael LaSusa, Chief Education Officer, School District of the Chathams ; Region II Dr. Michael Salvatore, Chief Education Officer, Long Branch Public Schools ; and Region III Dr. Carol Birnbohm, Chief Education Officer, Lenape Regional High School District.
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 Introducing NJASA 4 Equity
Amplifies the theme of One Vision, Our Voice : Using our voice to achieve a vision of equity for all New Jersey students.

Articulates clear beliefs that synthesize the intent of Vision 2020 regarding our students, communities, school leaders, and NJASA members.

New Dates: TECHSPO®'19
Jan. 31 - Feb. 1, 2019
Please mark your calendars appropriately.

Overnight Waiver is Approved!

You must be a NJASA Allied Member to exhibit at TECHSPO®'19 .

Thank you to everyone who submitted a session proposal. Announcements will be emailed in Mid-November.
New Jersey's Premier Educational Technology Conference

Harrah's Resort, Atlantic City
NJSBOE Public Testimony November 7th
The New Jersey State Board of Education (NJSBOE) will hold a public testimony session on Wed., Nov. 7 at 2pm at NJDOE Headquarters, Trenton. Members of the public who wish to testify on standards and assessments must register prior to Noon on Nov. 1st. Written comments will be accepted until Jan. 4, 2019. Questions, email NJASA Director of Communications Anne H Gallagher.
Join NJASA on November 14 to Explore
Collective Bargaining 2018 and Beyond
Presenter Susan S. Hodges, Esq., PARKER McCAY, will lead an interactive program that will address: What is collective bargaining? Why do we have to do it? What does it mean to negotiate in Good Faith? How does the collective bargaining process work?

Come and hear the success of some and the challenges of others.
ICYMI - An Appeal for NJASA Member Input
Senator Teresa Ruiz, Chair of the Senate Education Committee, would like to restart examining ways the State can improve NJQSAC. Senator Ruiz is looking to get your thoughts on improvements or specific items that are currently working well. Questions, email NJASA Director of Government Relations Melanie Schulz.
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