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Understanding Boundaries: and learning, teachers can then develop
Appropriate Communications in the assessments and activities that address the
complexity of rigorous learning. In this session,
Workplace participants will take a close read of standards,
Jan. 16, 2019; 9 am - noon apply them across subject areas, explore a
at Hamilton Township School District variety of resources, and examine ways to work
Presenter: David Nash, Esq. LEGAL ONE with varied data to strengthen instruction,
Director assessments, and student thinking. Whether you
are a teacher leader, supervisor or principal, you
Fee: $75 will find tools and strategies you can apply to
Staff members need to understand the impact improve the quality of your work.
of their words and actions on their colleagues,
and recognize the boundaries that should never
be crossed in the workplace and beyond. This Responding to Kids in Crisis:
workshop will review statutory requirements The Role of the School Counselor
and recent case law regarding sexual harass- Sponsored by LEGAL ONE & NJSCA
ment and other forms of employment discrimi-
nation. Participants will also review recent cases Jan. 23, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA
where virtual boundaries were crossed through Presenters: David Nash, Esq. LEGAL ONE
the use of social media and electronic commu- Director; Diahann DeRuggiero, MSW, M.Ed.,
nications. The impact of Healthy Workplace En- McKinney-Vento Program Coordinator -
vironment policies will also be discussed. Finally, Northern Region; George Scott, Ed.S, LMFT,
participants will consider various scenarios and LEGAL ONE Consultant
determine the appropriate course of action to Fee: $150
take, in light of state and federal law. Many students come to school every day
struggling with crisis situations, and are
The Principal/AP/VP's unsure where to turn. This workshop will assist
school counselors in understanding their legal
Survival Guide! requirements and best practices in helping
Jan. 17, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm students respond to crisis situations, including
at Cherry Hill High School East student mental health challenges, suicidal
Presenters: Sandra L. Jacques, Esq., LEGAL ideation, drug and alcohol abuse, bullying and
ONE Supervisor of Legal Research and cyberbullying, dating violence, pregnancy,
Content Development; James J. Sarto Ed.S., homelessness, and more.
NJ Leaders to Leaders Program Coordinator
Fee: $150 SAT English Language Arts and
Novice, experienced, and veteran principals Social Studies (PSEL Standards 4 & 10)
and assistant principals! How can we possibly
remember everything? Time goes by, students, Sponsored by FEA and College Board
staff, community, process, procedures, and most Jan. 24, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA
importantly… educational law changes. This may Presenter: Alan Bernstein, Senior Director,
be the refresher session you have been waiting State and District Partnerships, College
for. Join us as we focus on basic “I Should Board
Already Know That” information, as well as: Fee: $149
• Daily school operations, duties, and This session will include an overview of the new
responsibilities College Board Assessment system, as well as
• Case studies on student accountability a discussion of the key shifts from the current
• Smoking v. Vaping v. Drug Policies College Board assessments and how these
• Contracts and Job Descriptions shifts now include a greater emphasis on social
studies concepts. In ELA, you will examine the
• Tenure and Bumping Rights domains and standards that College Board
• Tips, Suggestions, and Time Saving Exercises is measuring and how these domains and
• Search and Seizure standards map to specific test questions and
• Due Process – Releasing Staff Members item types found in the assessment. In Social
from Their Positions Studies, you will examine the cross-test scores
• Student Safety in History and Social Studies and how these
map to specific test questions and item types
• Common Sense! found in the assessments. There will also be
• Document, Document, Document! an opportunity to develop strategies for next
• It’s Always Been Done That Way, How steps, with a particular emphasis on the use of
Should I Know It Was Illegal?!" Khan Academy resources and upcoming score
reporting capabilities.
Check, Reflect, Connect: Using
Data and Learning Design to Enhance Overview of Discrimination Law
Student Learning (PSEL Standard 4) and the Role of Affirmative Action
Jan. 23, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm Officer
at Brick Township PD Center Jan. 29, 2019; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA
Presenters: Bobbie Felip, FEA Consultant and Presenters: David Nash, Esq. LEGAL ONE
Tom Barclay, FEA Consultant Director; Rebecca Gold, Former Director
Fee: $149 of Personnel and Administrative Services,
Lawrence Township; Joseph Spoltore
Beginning with a deep understanding of and Dana Myers, Assistant Principals,
standards and associated content areas, and Cumberland Regional High School
using available resources, teachers need to Fee: $150
develop purposeful student learning objectives.
Using these objectives to guide instruction Affirmative Action Officers and school leaders
must be diligent in protecting the rights of
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