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From left, NJASA Immediate Past-President Nelyda Perez congratulates the 2026 NJASA Regional Superintendents of the Year: Dr. John R. Giacchi, Chief Education Officer, Franklin Borough School District; and Dr. Raymond A. González, Chief Education Officer, Westfield Public School District. Looking on is NJASA President Dr. Rick Falkenstein. Read More
Dr. Mary Ann Bell, Chief Education Officer, Burlington Twp., presents BTAM - From Law to Opportunity, Seeing Threat Assessment and MANAGEMENT as an Opportunity to Improve School Climate Safety at the Summer Conference.
From left, NJASA Secretary Dr. Sarah Bilotti, Chief School Administrator, Eastern Camden County Regional School District, and staff are engaged and ready to begin a rewarding day of professional development at the Summer Conference.
Thank you to the presenters from the Digital Guardians - Bridging Technology and Safety in Modern Schools Session at NJASA Summer Conference from left, James O'Boyle, Fil Santiago and Andrew Levine and moderator, David Marion.
Excitement filled Lawrence Middle School as the Milken Educator Awards team surprised ELA teacher Jeanette Capritti with the 2025–26 New Jersey Milken Educator Award. Joining in the celebration were from left, NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza; Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson; Colleen Eskow, Senior Policy Director, NJ Children’s Foundation; NJASA Director of Government Relations Melanie Schulz; and Assemblyman Anthony Verrelli. Read More
At the November 18 Westfield Board of Education meeting, NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza and Associate Executive Director Judy Rattner presented center, Dr. Raymond A. González, Chief Education Officer, Westfield, with a plaque honoring his selection as New Jersey’s 2026 Superintendent of the Year. Dr. González now advances as New Jersey’s candidate for AASA’s National Superintendent of the Year.
“NJASA is proud to see a leader of this caliber receive such well-earned recognition. Dr. González’s breadth of knowledge, strategic insight, and unwavering commitment to excellence continue to advance progress across New Jersey’s public education system,” said Dr. Bozza.
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From left, NJASA Immediate Past-President Nelyda Perez congratulates the 2026 NJASA Regional Superintendents of the Year: Dr. John R. Giacchi, Chief Education Officer, Franklin Borough School District; and Dr. Raymond A. González, Chief Education Officer, Westfield Public School District. Looking on is NJASA President Dr. Rick Falkenstein. Read More
Dr. Mary Ann Bell, Chief Education Officer, Burlington Twp., presents BTAM - From Law to Opportunity, Seeing Threat Assessment and MANAGEMENT as an Opportunity to Improve School Climate Safety at the Summer Conference.
From left, NJASA Secretary Dr. Sarah Bilotti, Chief School Administrator, Eastern Camden County Regional School District, and staff are engaged and ready to begin a rewarding day of professional development at the Summer Conference.
Thank you to the presenters from the Digital Guardians - Bridging Technology and Safety in Modern Schools Session at NJASA Summer Conference from left, James O'Boyle, Fil Santiago and Andrew Levine and moderator, David Marion.
Excitement filled Lawrence Middle School as the Milken Educator Awards team surprised ELA teacher Jeanette Capritti with the 2025–26 New Jersey Milken Educator Award. Joining in the celebration were from left, NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza; Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson; Colleen Eskow, Senior Policy Director, NJ Children’s Foundation; NJASA Director of Government Relations Melanie Schulz; and Assemblyman Anthony Verrelli. Read More
At the November 18 Westfield Board of Education meeting, NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard Bozza and Associate Executive Director Judy Rattner presented center, Dr. Raymond A. González, Chief Education Officer, Westfield, with a plaque honoring his selection as New Jersey’s 2026 Superintendent of the Year. Dr. González now advances as New Jersey’s candidate for AASA’s National Superintendent of the Year.
“NJASA is proud to see a leader of this caliber receive such well-earned recognition. Dr. González’s breadth of knowledge, strategic insight, and unwavering commitment to excellence continue to advance progress across New Jersey’s public education system,” said Dr. Bozza.
