On Target November 2018 / November 2018

NJASA NAMES DR. MICHAEL SALVATORE

NEW JERSEY 2019 SUPT. OF THE YEAR

Dr. Michael Salvatore, Chief Education Officer, Long Branch Public Schools, was selected New Jersey's 2019 candidate for the AASA National Superintendent of the Year Award by NJASA.

An NJASA panel selected three 2019 Regional Superintendent of the Year winners prior to selection of the State Superintendent of the Year. Salvatore was selected the Region II winner. The other Regional Superintendents of the Year joining Salvatore are: Region I winner – Dr. Michael LaSusa, Chief Education Officer, School District of the Chathams; and Region III winner - Dr. Carol Birnbohm, Chief Education Officer, Lenape Regional High School District.

Comments (-1)
EXECUTIVE VIEW: Keeping the Balance

By NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard G. Bozza

Comments (-1)
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE: NJASA 4 Equity One Vision, Our Voice

By 2018-2019 NJASA President Dr. G. Kennedy Greene, Chief Education Officer, Newton Public Schools District

Comments (-1)
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP CORNER: Lessons Learned Along the Way... Continued - You Can be Both Tough and Kind!

By Dr. Annette C. Giaquinto, Chief Education Officer, Galloway Township Public Schools

Comments (-1)
CURRICULUM CORNER: Alphabet Soup Recipe for School Leaders

By Joseph Langowski, Chief Education Officer, Lumberton Township Schools

Comments (-1)
LEGAL CORNER: New Jersey Law Against Discrimination Prohibits Discrimination Against Employees Who Are Pregnant or Breastfeeding

By: Maria M. Lepore, Chief Association Counsel

Comments (-1)
MEET THE NJASA ALLIED MEMBERS

Comments (-1)
FINANCIAL CORNER: School Employees Health Plan Changes Medicare Carrier

By NJASA Pension Consultant Mort Reinhart

Comments (-1)
COMMUNITY CORNER: Embrace - Engage - Educate

By Dr. Kimberly A. Gruccio, Chief Education Officer, Egg Harbor Township School District

Comments (-1)
PARTNERSHIP CORNER: 2019 AXA Achievement℠ Scholarship Program is Underway

By Ted Beal, Jr., Executive Vice President, AXA Equitable, Retirement Benefits Group, NJASA Diamond Sponsor

Comments (-1)
RETIREES' CORNER: Why I Failed at Retirement!

By Dr. Marilyn Birnbaum, Interim Superintendent, Kenilworth Public Schools and Retired Superintendent, North Plainfield Public Schools

Comments (-1)

Women In School Leadership: Navigating Pathways to the Superintendency

Women comprise more than 70% of the education workforce, but few occupy the top leadership position in U.S. public school systems. This inspiring video series provides a firsthand account of the leadership journeys of nine women superintendents who have made it to the top job.

Join NJASA Nov. 14th to Explore Collective Bargaining 2018 and Beyond

Come and hear the success of some and the challenges of others.

SAVE THE NEW DATE - Jan. 31 - Feb. 1, 2019

Applications are being accepted for Hunterdon County Vocational School District Superintendent until Nov. 30th!

Read the brochure...

Learn More!

"One Vision - Our Voice"

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.