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egies for infusing SEL throughout and across the
     curriculum; (5) create a toolbox of processes and
     structures to build staff capacity to care for the
     social-emotional wellbeing of all students.

            The Principal/AP/VP's
     Survival Guide!                                                  Exit 8A
     Jun. 21, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm at MUJC
     Presenters: Sandra L. Jacques, Esq., LEGAL
     ONE Supervisor of Legal Research and
     Content Development; James J. Sarto Ed.S.,
     NJ Leaders to Leaders Program Coordinator
     Fee: $150                                 Year 4
     Novice, experienced, and veteran principals
     and assistant principals! How can we possibly
     remember everything? Time goes by, students,   Learning
     staff, community, process, procedures, and most
     importantly… educational law changes. This may   and Leading
     be the refresher you have been waiting for. Join
     us as we focus on basic “I Should Already Know
     That” information, as well as:            Thursday, July 25, 2019; 8:30 am - 2 pm
      •  Daily school operations, duties, and   at NJPSA/FEA Conference Center
        responsibilities                       12 Centre Drive
      •  Case studies on student accountability  Monroe Township, NJ 08831
      •  Smoking v. Vaping v. Drug Policies
      •  Contracts and Job Descriptions        Fee: Free
      •  Tenure and Bumping Rights             Breakfast and a barbecue luncheon
      •  Tips, Suggestions and Time Saving Exercises  will be provided.
      •  Search and Seizure
      •  Due Process – Releasing Staff Members
        from Their Positions
      •  Student Safety
      •  Common Sense!
      •  Document, Document, Document!
      •  It’s Always Been Done That Way, How Did I
        Know It Was Illegal!"

            School Law: Year in Review
     Jun. 26, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA
     Presenter: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE
     Director
     Fee: $150
     What were the most important changes in state
     and federal law that occurred during the 2018-
     19 school year? What must you do to address
     these changes moving forward? This seminar
     will address key topics, including:
      •  Changing legal requirements related to
        vaping, opioid use, and student health,
        including mental health;
      •  Understanding and addressing the needs of
        transgender students;
      •  Recent legislation and guidance related to
        school safety;
      •  Changing federal law requirements and
        guidance from the U.S. Department of
        Education;
      •  The latest state and federal case law
        regarding HIB, IDEA, tenure, discrimination
        law, First Amendment rights and more; and
      •  Recent developments regarding employee
        rights, including collective bargaining
        rights, pensions, and employee benefits.










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