January 29, 2016 Recommendation to the Commissioner to adopt the
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Recommendation to the Commissioner to adopt the 2015 Professional Standards for Educational Leaders into State regulations: As members of the State Professional Learning Committee, we have been given the responsibility to review and recommend to the Commissioner professional standards that govern the work of school and district leaders in New Jersey. In this capacity, the Committee recommends to Commissioner Hespe that the State adopt into regulation the 2015 Professional Standards for Educational Leaders, as developed under the auspices of the Council of Chief State School Officers, approved by the National Policy Board for Educational Administration, and released publicly in November 2015. These standards would replace the State’s Professional Standards for School Leaders (N.J.A.C. 6A:9-3.4). Having participated in the national review and comment process during the leadership standards revision period, and having considered the resulting final standards, the Committee recommends State adoption of the 2015 standards for the following reasons: They reflect the complexity of educational leaders’ roles and provide a vision for developing leaders who will deal effectively with the many challenges that arise from this complexity; They align with the State’s vision of school and district leadership, particularly with respect to the centrality of each student’s success, the importance of instructional leadership, and the focus on the professionalism of all educators; They embrace the concept of shared leadership; thus providing coherence and direction for developing educational leadership at multiple levels; They emphasize the importance of continuous professional learning for all educators and the role this plays in educator effectiveness and student success; and As national standards, their adoption will afford New Jersey’s educators access to aligned resources from the many professional organizations who contributed to the standards’ development. State Professional Learning Committee Members: Tonya Breland, Co-Chair, CEO, Teach Educators & Scholars Organization, Burlington, NJ Greg Jablonski, Co-Chair, Teacher, Glen Meadow Middle School, Vernon Twp. School District, Sussex, NJ Jennifer Clemen, Teacher, Grieco Elementary School, Englewood Public School District Brian Cory, Vice-Principal, Tenafly School District Janet Fike, Superintendent, Morris-Union Jointure District Patricia L. Haney, Superintendent, Logan Twp. Schools Atiya Harmon, Middle School Director, Curriculum & Instruction, Paul Robeson Charter School, Trenton, NJ Shannon Lorenzo, Teacher, Lindeneau Elementary School, Edison Township Public Schools Gary Melton, Sr., Teacher, Atlantic City School District Susan Polirstok, Professor, College of Education, Kean University, Union, NJ Hilary Quist, Teacher, Elysian Charter School, Hoboken, NJ Daniel Sinclair, Board of Education, Wanaque School District, Haskell, NJ Patricia Wright, Executive Director, New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association David Yastremski, Teacher, Ridge High School, Bernards Twp. School District, Basking Ridge, NJ Brian Zychowski, Superintendent, North Brunswick Township School District Directory: education -> sboe -> meetings education -> 100 Village Primary School Music Classrooms education -> Between global market and international and regional cooperation education -> Biographies of Patriots of Color at The Battle of Bunker Hill John Ashbow Colony: Connecticut Age: 22 Race: Native American Status: Free Rank: Private Position: Rail Fence Unit: Putnam/Durkee education -> a geospatial Activity a buffer from the Storms education -> Guide to Preparedness education -> Social Sciences Teaching Unit Levels 2 6 Environmental Justice education -> I. Introduction 2 II. The Creation of Literate Environments education -> Harold j. Brody, md education -> October/November 2015 Teacher's Guide Table of Contents Download 9.62 Kb. Share with your friends:
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