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NJASA and NJAPSA’s
Annual Spring Leadership Conference Will:

  • Address the Most Critical Educational Issues of Our Time


  • Best of All, NJASA Active Members Can Attend This Essential Conference at No Cost
President's Message:
By 2021-2022 NJASA President Dr. Janet L. Fike
Chief Education Officer
Morris-Union Jointure Commission
Dr. Rich Bozza
Executive View:
By NJASA Executive Director
Dr. Richard G. Bozza 
Curriculum Corner:
By David Aderhold, Ed.D., Chief Education Officer, West Windsor-Plainsboro Reg. School District, Susan Totaro, Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction, West Windsor Reg. School District and Jessica Cincotta, Principal, West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South
Women in Leadership Corner:
By Judy Rattner, NJASA Director of Special Projects
Legal Corner:
By Andrew Babiak, Esq., Assistant Association Counsel
NJASA Mourns the Passing of Charlotte Duthie

Charlotte A. Duthie, age 61, of Yardley, PA passed away peacefully on Thursday, April 21, 2022 at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia surrounded by loved ones. Born in Trenton, NJ, Charlotte had lived in Yardley for the past 55 years. Mrs. Duthie worked as Office Manager and Membership Director for the NJ Association of School Administrators for over 40 years. Read more... 
Community Corner:
By NJASA President-Elect
Tony Trongone, Chief Education Officer, Millville Public Schools
Partnership Corner:
By NJASA Past President Dr. G. Kennedy Greene, Chief Education Officer, Newton
New Jersey
School Administrator
Residency Mentor Training
June 1st
Zoom Format - 9:30am - 3pm

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.