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The New Jersey Leadership Academy Satisfies the Professional Development Plan Requirement!
NJASA, in partnership with NJPSA and FEA with the support of NJDOE, encourages you to participate in the New Jersey Leadership Academy, a new structured approach to professional development for all educational leaders.

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Executive View The Year of Reform
By NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard G. Bozza

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Outgoing President's Message: A Few Final Thoughts
By NJASA President Dr. Gary P. McCartney, Chief Education Officer, South Brunswick

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Meet the NJASA Allied Members

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Special Education Administrator of the Year
Dr. Paul Barbato

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Financial Corner:
Pension Contribution Details Released;
Governor Continues to Threaten
By NJASA Pension Consultant Mort Reinhart

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Legal Corner: Board Member Ethics in Executive Session
By Beth Lynn Finkelstein, Assistant Association Counsel

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New Jersey Online Learning Services
Blended Learning - What It Is: What It Is Not
By Bruce Friend, Friend Consulting LLC

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Curriculum Corner: A Whole Child Approach
By Vincent Caputo, Chief Education Officer, Metuchen Public Schools; Matthew Mingle,Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Madison Public Schools; and Dr. Thomas Tramaglini, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, CAO, Keansburg School District

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Community Corner: Mountain Lakes Makes Huge Strides in Recycling
By Ms. Jackie Bay, Chair of the Mountain Lakes Environmental Commission, and
Dr. Anne Mucci, Chief Education Officer, Mountain Lakes School District

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  Partnership Corner:
  "Making Strides in School Breakfast Participation in New Jersey"?
  By Rose Tricario, Director of the Division of Food and Nutrition,
  NJ Department of Agriculture

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New Rules for Social Media in New Jersey's Schools
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School district policies and curricula have to respond to the new reality—that we’re functioning in a digital world. At issue is the safety of our students and staff.

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The mission of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, the unifying professional association of school leaders, is to ensure a superior statewide system of education by influencing and effecting educational policy, regulations and legislation; and by maximizing the capacity and effectiveness of school leaders through professional development programs and support services.