NJ Schools Have Good Reason to Worry They Won't Have Enough Teachers, Substitutes This Fall
“There is a real fear of the unknown and the potential for people becoming ill and dying,...” “With staff members we don’t know if they are going to be impacted with health conditions.”
Join NJASA to Explore Leading in the Remote Environment
Whether it is going to be virtual, face-to-face, or a combination of both, school administrators will be constantly challenged with navigating difficult conversations with their stakeholders, media and staff. The importance of staff development and what types of teaching practices will be needed in this new learning world is the focus of NJASA's August 12 Virtual Workshop.
NJASA, the driving force in supporting and developing school leaders, has a long and proud tradition of advocating for children and preparing leaders to steer schools and districts in the direction of positive futures. During these exceptionally challenging times related to the coronavirus, your NJASA membership is most beneficial.
NJASA has arranged several informative sources from free webinars to research articles and studies for your information as you navigate these challenging times.
School Superintendents Prepare to Reopen
As the debate over whether to reopen schools divides the country, CBS News correspondent Meg Oliver talks to school superintendents about their concerns with reopening and how they plan to restart learning.
Left photo, Parsippany-Troy Hills Township School District Chief Education Officer Dr. Barbara Sargent
Staff Training Key to Getting Students Back to School in Newark
In NJASA’s 14th video podcast, NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza,talkswith Newark's Public School System Chief Education Officer Roger León regarding lessons learned during a summer pilot program that will inform decisions for Newark students as the district prepares to reopen both virtually and in-person in September.
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