NJASA Names
2022 Regional Superintendents of the Year
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Region I
Patricia Blood
Kearny School District
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Region II
Dr. Scott R. Rocco
Hamilton Township
School District
Mercer County
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Region III
Dr. Brian B. Brotschul
Delran Township
Public Schools
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The three Regional Superintendents of the Year will be introduced to New Jersey residents and the educational community in late October via the NJASA YouTube site.
NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard G. Bozza said,
"These three remarkable chief education officers provide vision, imagination, and compassion for the students, staff and communities they serve. On behalf of NJASA, it is a privilege to acknowledge and congratulate New Jersey’s 2022 three regional superintendents." Read More
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Post Pandemic - What Sticks and Stays -
Impacting Strategic Planning
A Virtual Event October 21st
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NJASA Active Members Can Attend the One-Day Seminar at No Cost |
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- How Do We Grow and Personalize Learning?
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As we navigate beyond crisis mode, important choices emerge. Come join a panel of regional and experienced leaders
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Rachel Goldberg, Chief Education Officer, Springfield Public Schools, Union County
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NJASA Past President Dr. Ken Greene, Chief Education Officer, Newton Public Schools
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Former NJDOE Commissioner Kimberley Harrington Markus, CEO, Education Research Development Institute
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Jamie Moscony, Assistant Superintendent, Cape May County Special Services School District
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Deadline for Submitting a Session Proposal is October 8th |
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January 26-28, 2022
This year's conference will be held "in-person"
at Harrah's Resort, Atlantic City
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NJSIAA Seeks Your Assistance with a Survey |
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In February 2021, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Executive Committee approved the creation of a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee. The goals of this committee are to assess diversity, equity and inclusion concerns among NJSIAA member schools; assist in the development of educational resources that address inclusiveness, awareness and acceptance; and, strive to bring more minority voices to the Association’s decision-making process.
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NJSIAA Liaison to the NJASA Executive Committee Patricia Camp, Chief Education Officer, Rahway, is seeking your assistance with a survey
to assess the prevalence of bias among NJSIAA interscholastic athletics. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
The results from this survey will identify any trends that may exist and will assist in the development of educational resources. The results from this survey will also assess the current level of training/awareness programs currently in place among member schools.
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NJSBA's Virtual Workshop 2021 is taking place from Tuesday, Oct. 26 to Thursday, Oct. 28. The three-day conference, co-sponsored by NJASA and NJASBO, is the largest virtual training event for school officials in New Jersey.
Register to attend to learn from experts from multiple disciplines and hear from compelling keynote speakers. NJSBA's Virtual Workshop will also present special events and entertainment, networking opportunities, and an interactive exhibit hall with vendors that cater to school districts. Sessions will cover digital and distance learning, equity, cybersecurity, cost-savings, school finance, shared services, leadership best practices, school technology, social and emotional learning, sustainability, integrative STEAM (science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math), and more.
Registration Details NJSBA is offering a special group rate of $900 for up to 25 team members, including school board members, superintendents, school business administrators, IT directors, facilities directors, principals, and other district staff. That's only $36 per person! The individual member rate is $450 per person. The school business administrator must handle registration.
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NJASA, 920 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08618; 609.599.2900, njasa.net |
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