At the Delegate Assembly, delegates vote on resolutions submitted by local boards, county school board associations, the NJSBA Board of Directors and standing committees. Resolutions approved at the Delegate Assembly become Association policy.

Policy adopted by the Delegate Assembly is included in NJSBA's Manual of Positions and Policies on Education. That policy becomes what NJSBA staff will fight for, or against, in Trenton, Washington, D.C., the courts, and the court of public opinion.

Learn more about the Delegate Assembly in this video.

If you did not receive a copy of the May 18, 2013 NJSBA Delegate Assembly Handbook in the mail, it is available for download.

Second Notice

Notice of Resolutions Cutoff Date.

First Notice

Notice of Resolutions Cutoff Date.

Summary of Delegate Action from the November 17, 2012 Semmiannual Delegate Assembly

The NJSBA Semiannual Delegate Assembly met to consider one resolution and the sunset review of the NJSBA Positions and Policies On Education Manual, Section 6000 (Instruction) and 7000 (Construction, Remodeling and Renovations).