Webinars: NJSBA Services

What new updates should board members be aware of when it comes to the ethical requirements for board member conduct? Join the NJSBA legal staff for a discussion about recent decisions regarding the School Ethics Act. Topics to be covered may include, but are not limited to, conflicts of interest, private action by board members, social media, and other hot topics under the Act.

NJSBA's Governmental Relations staff will provide an update on regulations and laws affecting education.

In this webinar, learn how end users can deliver high-quality learning tools for students of all abilities with Windows 11 for education on devices that are secure, easy to deploy, and manage. We will also show education devices that help end-users perform on a wide range of cost-effective, personalized education devices built for learning. We will also touch on the new, cloud-first operating system— Windows 11 SE, built for Education.

Esports is not just about gaming; it is an in-demand industry focused on helping students develop sportsmanship, increase collaboration with other gamers, enhance self-esteem, and build endurance. Within the esports industry, there are a magnitude of career opportunities available for students to explore, including broadcasters, programmers, designers, technicians, marketers, coaches, directors, game developers, and much more!

What requirements must board members be aware of when participating in a board meeting? Join an NJSBA attorney to discuss the Open Public Meetings Act, including the essential requirements of the Act and recent legal updates. Issues related to technology and remote participation will be discussed, among other developments.

We covered the area of Governance in Part 1. Join us as NJSBA’s field service department discusses the remaining four review areas of the New Jersey Quality Assurance Continuum (QSAC), the state’s monitoring and district self-evaluation system for public school districts. We will highlight the indicators that have direct board involvement and require action by the board of education.