N.J. Has a Big Shortage of Substitute Teachers
Could College Students Help?
September 15, 2020
"New Jersey schools had a hard time finding substitute teachers before the pandemic, and the health crisis has only increased demand for qualified substitutes," said Richard Bozza, Executive Director of NJASA. Read More
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What Grade Does Murphy Get for NJ Schools’ Reopening?
September 3, 2020
"...the ability to operate school safely is impaired as substitute personnel cannot be found to fill these positions or other staffing arrangements are not viable..."Richard Bozza, Executive Director of NJASA.
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State Mental Health Program for Students Faces Ax Under Gov. Murphy’s Budget
September 3, 2020
NJASA Executive Director Dr.
Bozza says..."that the cuts could have negative impacts on the students who need the mental health services....that they’re not comfortable with outside the school setting,” Read More
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Last-Minute Schedule Change?
Join NJASA Today to Explore Starting the Year:
Being State Compliant
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This session will emphasize state reporting requirements, mandated in-service training, new teacher and administrative training protocols, teacher work assignments, negotiations preparations, staff evaluation procedures, etc.
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September 18th Deadline
Apply for Superintendent of Schools Position
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The Lindenwold School District, Camden County, is a Pre-K-to-12 district providing education to approximately 3,000 students. It is proud of its diverse population of African American, Latino, and Caucasian students, in addition to other ethnicities representing over 33 countries. The District consists of five buildings including the high school (grades 9-12), the middle school (grades 5-8), two elementary schools (K- 4), and a Pre-K building.
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Act Now - Time to Renew Your NJASA Membership! |
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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.
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NJ Service Management and Healthmaster Webinar
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Your budget was hit hard due to COVID-19. And now you’re faced with the challenge of meeting your students’ needs — academic, physical and mental health — with limited resources.
You’re invited to a complimentary live webinar on September 23 at 12 PM EST to learn how the right solution can help you allocate resources more effectively and support your staff in equitably meeting students’ needs.
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Mort Reinhart, NJASA Retirement Consultant, is reminding the membership that he is available for pension consultations during these difficult times. |
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While he is not holding meetings at the headquarters office in Trenton, he is doing individual live sessions using Zoom, FaceTime
or telephone, depending upon the equipment available to the member. Anyone wishing to schedule a consultation should email Trish Daniels.
Similarly, anyone with just a pension question(s) or a specific concern should email Trish Daniels. She will have Mort Reinhart contact you.
In either case, the member should be certain to leave a phone number and /or an email address.
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NJSBA’s Virtual Workshop 2020
Cosponsored by NJASA and NJASBO
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Join us from Oct. 20 - 22 for engaging training and vital resources and tools to help you meet the challenges of governing, managing, and operating a school district in these unprecedented times.
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NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net |
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