NJSBOE Will Honor the 2019 New Jersey
Superintendent of the Year Dr. Michael Salvatore
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New Jersey's
2019 Superintendent of the Year
Dr. Michael Salvatore, Superintendent, Long Branch Public Schools, will be formally acknowledged at the December 5th New Jersey State Board of Education's (NJSBOE) Annual Recognition Ceremony. In accepting the New Jersey Superintendent of the Year honor, Dr. Salvatore said, "I am humbled to receive this recognition and to represent the outstanding school leaders in the great state of New Jersey on a national stage...."
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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?
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New Jersey's Premier Educational
Thank you to everyone who submitted a session proposal. Announcements will be emailed in Mid-November.
You must be a NJASA Allied Member to exhibit at TECHSPO®'19
.
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Thinking About the Next Career Step?
Hunterdon County Vocational School District Has an Opening
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The Hunterdon County Vocational School District (
HCVSD
) consists of three full-time, four-year academies, a host of shared-time programs under the Polytech umbrella and with a strong adult and continuing education program.is initiating a search for its Superintendent/Principal. The Board has retained NJASA and Stockton University as consultants. Applications will be received until November 30, and it is anticipated that the Board will appoint the successful candidate with the goal of assuming his/her duties on, or about, July 1, 2019.
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Women’s Leadership 2019 Call for Proposals Nears Deadline
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Friday, November 16, is the late date to
submit a proposal
to the AASA/NJASA/NJPSA Women’s Leadership Conference. 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.
Women’s Leadership Conference March 14-15, 2019
The Palace at Somerset Park, New Jersey
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Ocean County Health Department Issues Measles Advisory
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The Ocean County Health Department wishes to remind residents of some appropriate precautions given the recent confirmation of measles diagnosis in Lakewood. Residents are first urged to review their vaccination history for themselves and their children, calling their physician to confirm their information if necessary. In the event any symptoms of measles infection are detected, it is highly recommended that a call be placed to one’s primary care physician who will advise what precautions should be taken and the manner in which an office visit may be arranged.
To obtain additional information, please visit the Ocean County Health Department’s
website
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In Case You Missed It! NJQSAC in the News
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NJASA Director of Government Relations Melanie Schulz shares:
Joint Committee on the Public Schools (JCPS) Meeting
NJASA members are invited to attend the JCPS December 4 meeting at 10:00 am. The Committee will be examining NJQSAC to ascertain whether it is meeting the goals for which it was designed, whether it effectively measures school quality, whether it is unduly burdensome for districts to compete, and whether it is an appropriate tool for decision regarding state takeover. Members who wish to present testimony at this hearing OR cannot attend but still wish to submit testimony,
email
NJASA Director of Government Relations Melanie Schulz.
An Appeal for NJASA Member Input
Senator Teresa Ruiz, Chair of the Senate Education Committee, is examining ways the State can improve NJQSAC. Senator Ruiz is looking for your thoughts on improvements or specific items that are currently working well.
Email
NJASA Director of Government Relations Melanie Schulz.
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NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net
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