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Verona, Cedar Grove officials grapple with new mandate
The RecordMay 20, 2013According to Richard Bozza, Executive Director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, people should expect a temporary dip in student performance as the bar is raised.
He said he's "cautious and concerned" about the plan, especially with a number of changes transforming state education. "One of my largest concerns is going to be the ability, particularly of school principals, to get all this work done because most of it falls on their shoulders," he said.
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Education Department Gets Better Grades From District Supers
NJ SpotlightBy: John MooneyMay 15, 2013“Senior DOE leaders continue at a very high level to engage NJASA and school superintendents on new initiatives through communications and discussion,” said Richard Bozza, the NJASA’s executive director. “They get a high grade for communication outreach.”
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NJASA Director on School Safety, Teacher Evaluations, Takeover of Camden Schools
NJTVNJ Today with Mike SchneiderApril 1, 2013 -
Newtown ‘Still Really Raw,’ Superintendent Says
The Wall Street JournalBy: Heather HaddonMarch 14, 2013 -
Newtown, Conn. schools superintendent talks security with NJ education officials in Edison
My Central JerseyMarch 14, 2013By: Mark Spivey -
How Safe Are NJ Schools?
By: David MatthauMarch 13, 2013“We now have in schools a checklist of 90 items that must be done and drills that have to be practiced each month…New Jersey is certainly well-prepared in many respects, but certainly not prepared well enough,” said Dr. Rich Bozza, the Executive Director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, during a special School Security Conference in Edison today. -
Newtown, Conn. school superintendent talks security with N.J. administrators
The Star-Ledger
By: Jeanette RundquistMarch 13, 2013 -
Newtown schools chief underlines the importance of new security technology
The Record
By: Leslie Brody
March 13, 2013
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Newtown Superintendent Expresses Need For Increased Security to N.J. Administrators
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
By: Maiy Elbery
March 14, 2013
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Christie administration unveils details of teacher evaluation proposal
Richard Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, echoed concerns about technical flaws in tying adults’ ratings to children’s test data. Fifty percent of a principal’s evaluation would be tied to various measures of student achievement; the rest would rely largely on a superintendent’s observations of leadership.
“They’re trying to serve the cake before it’s baked,” Bozza said.
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Newtown Superintendent Speaks At NJ Conference On School Security
CBS New YorkMarch 13, 2013 -
Newtown Superintendent to Address New Jersey Colleagues on School Security
NJ SpotlightBy: John MooneyMarch 4, 2013Robinson will be coming to New Jersey on March 13 to speak to the New Jersey Association of School Administrators’ School Security Conference in Edison.
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NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza tells NBC 4 News I-Team...
“We’ve got a policy that really discourages people from taking jobs as superintendent of schools,” said Bozza. “They come in and they find that others around them have greater compensation for less responsibility.” -
Retired N.J. school chiefs return to big pay while drawing pensions
Richard Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, told New Jersey Watchdog that while the practice of collecting a pension and paycheck simultaneously was legal, "it raises great questions that ought to be discussed."
Philadelphia InquirerMarch 1, 2013 -
Governor Christie's Budget Proposal Includes Big Increases In Education Spending
WBGO NewsBy: Alexandra HillFebruary 28, 2013 -
Interim superintendents costing N.J. millions from ‘double-dipping,’ report says
“There are several people out there who have done this for a number of years,” said Richard Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators.
The Star-LedgerFebruary 28, 2013 -
State Auditor Suggests Making Better Use of Katzenbach School for the Deaf
NJ SpotlightBy: John MooneyFebruary 5, 2013“The school remains a great function for the state and has made a really big difference in those children’s lives,” Bozza said. “But this is long overdue. It doesn’t mean the program should have to leave, but maybe some other uses could be considered.”
Bozza added that whenever other options are discussed, there was often pushback from the families of current and former students.
“But even back then, they were coming around in seeing that it is compatible with ultimately saving the school,” Bozza said.
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The new normal in state's schools
Events in 2012 pave way for changes in 2013Asbury Park PressDecember 28, 2012 -
Mental health problems represent a tricky issue for NJ schools
Burlington County TimesDecember 26, 2012 -
Newtown Tragedy Raises Concerns Over School Security
Expert Says School Safety Will Likely be Reevaluated
Reported by Kimberly Wallace.
FIOS1 Long Island -
School Safety in the Aftermath of Sandy Hook Elementary
Erika Tarantal sat down with Dr. Richard Bozza, Executive Director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, and Michael Balboni, former New York State Homeland Security Director, to talk about school safety in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.4 NBC New York -
Connecticut school shooting: South Jersey educators, parents rethink security plans
South Jersey TimesDecember 17, 2012
