The NJASA/NJAPSA May 18-20
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- Address the Most Critical Educational Issues of Our Time
- Offer Three Exceptional Keynote Speakers, Special Workshops, Breakout Sessions, and Valuable Networking Opportunities
Best of All, NJASA Active Members Can Attend
This Essential Conference at No Cost Register Today!
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From left, NJASA President and Spring Leadership Conference Committee Co-Chair Dr. Janet Fike, Chief Education Officer, Morris-Union Jointure Commission; and Spring Leadership Conference Committee Co-Chair Dr. Mitzi Morillo, Chief Education Officer, Mendham Borough School District; Invite You to the NJASA and NJAPSA Spring Leadership Conference, May 18-20, 2022.
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A Breakfast in Celebration of Women in Leadership
Kean University’s Liberty Hall Academic Center
Friday, April 29th at 8:30am
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Keynote Speaker
Assemblywoman
Mila M. Jasey (D) Deputy Speaker - District 27
Chair, Assembly Higher Ed Committee
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Panelist
Dr. Consuelo Bonillas
Full Professor in Public Health in the School of Health and Human Performance
Kean University
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Panelist
Dr. Sancha K. Gray Senior Vice President for Entrepreneurial Education Initiatives Kean University
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Panelist
Dr. Diana Mitchell
Chief Education Officer Plainfield Public Schools
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Questions email NJASA Director of Special Projects Judy Rattner.
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Join NJASA April 28th
The New Leader - Seeing the Unexpected
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Zoom Format
9:30am -12 Noon
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Our leaders continue, as they have for the last two plus years, to try to “forecast and deal with the unexpected.”
The Presenters
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Patricia Blood, Chief Education Officer, Kearny, & 2022 Northern Region Superintendent of the Year
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NJASA Past President Dr. Scott Rocco, Chief Education Officer, Hamilton Twp. Mercer, & 2022 New Jersey Superintendent of the Year
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NJASA Secretary Dr. Michael LaSusa, Chief Education Officer, School District of the Chathams
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Dr. Frederick Williams, Chief Education Officer, Middlesex Borough
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Northern Burlington County Regional School District Invites You to Apply for the Position of Superintendent of Schools |
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The Northern Burlington County Regional School District provides comprehensive educational programs for pupils in grades seven through twelve and employs over 330 professional and support staff members. Students in grades 7 and 8 are housed in a middle school building located on a 53-acre parcel of land. Students in grades 9-12 are housed in the newly renovated high school on a 146-acre parcel of land adjacent to the middle school. Position available July 1, 2022.
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New Jersey School Administrator Residency
Mentor Training
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June 1st
Zoom Format
9:30am - 3pm
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The requirements for the Standard School Administrator endorsement include a commissioner-approved residency program while employed under the Provisional School Administrator Certificate. The residency program is overseen and supervised by approved mentors, who provide individualized, collaborative and confidential support; supervise and verify each candidate’s completion of the required experiences; and meet at least monthly face-to-face with the resident. (NJAC 6A:9B-12.4)
The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) has assigned NJASA the responsibility to administer the NJ School Administrator Residency Program (SARP) in accordance with its requirements. Accordingly, NJASA will certify successful mentor training participants who will then be authorized to recommend standard certification for school administrator residents who satisfy the NJSARP requirements.
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Join NJASA May 9th
Reacting to Emergent Situations and Communications
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We all know it is not if something will happen, but when it will. A panel charged with sharing their challenging journey, will offer legal and public relations parameters, and practical advice in navigating these difficult situations.
- Cybersecurity
- Transitioning
- Hazing
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May 9th Zoom Format
9:00am - 12 Noon
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NJDOE Appears Before the Assembly Budget Committee |
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NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net |
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