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| June 11, 2008 • Vol. XXXI • No. 42 |
 NJSBA Expands Training on Superintendent Contracts Bill Would Remove Public Input From Regulation Process Accountability Regulations Could Drive Up Costs—NJSBA NJ Graduation Rate Tops Nation Supreme Court Rules in ‘Class of One’ Suit Accountability Act Training: What’s New for 2008-09? Basic Training for New Board Members NJSBA Honors Longtime Board Members Strategic Planning Committee Members Appointed Click here for a pdf version of this issue of School Board Notes |
NJSBA Expands Training on Superintendent Contracts NJSBA will expand the scope of its training on superintendent contract development to reach more members, particularly those at a critical stage of the recruitment process. |
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| Bill Would Remove Public Input From Regulation Process A bill that would expand the powers of the commissioner of education was released last week by the Senate Education Committee, and is poised for a vote by the full Senate. |
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| Accountability Regulations Could Drive Up Costs—NJSBA The latest draft of the proposed Accountability Regulations, issued June 4, could drive up administrative spending at a time when school boards are being asked to reduce such costs, according to an NJSBA analysis. |
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| NJ Graduation Rate Tops Nation New Jersey public schools lead the nation in high school graduation rates, according to a study released last week. |
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| Web Extra Supreme Court Rules in ‘Class of One’ Suit In a case that could have affected all public employers in the nation—including school districts— the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the equal protection clause of the Constitution does not allow individual public employees to sue for workplace discrimination. |
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| Lawmakers Near Budget Deal Key legislators said this week they are close to a deal on a new state budget. |
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| Accountability Act Training: What’s New for 2008-09? When the School District Accountability Act was enacted last year, NJSBA responded with a universal training program for all board members who were required to take the training. Basic Training for New Board Members |
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NJSBA Honors Longtime Board Members Strategic Planning Committee Members Appointed |
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