12/13/19; 9am - 3pm

Cherry Hill High School East, 1750 Kresson Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

Presenter: John Worthington, Esq., LEGAL ONE Consultant

Fee: $150, Star Adv.& Subscription Eligible

Whether you are preparing to file tenure charges against a staff member, or need to defend against tenure charges brought against you, this course will provide valuable insight into the arbitration process & applicable legal standards involving TEACHNJ. Participants will learn about the types of tenure charges that have reached the arbitration level and receive a thorough review of Arbitration Decisions since the implementation of TEACHNJ in 2012. Conduct Unbecoming,Incapacity & “Other Just Cause” Charges: A discussion of the legal standards Arbitrators have applied to cases involving: Excessive Absenteeism, Inappropriate Interactions with Students and more.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO COPIES GIVEN

5/8/20 from 9am - 3pm

Brick Twp Professional Development Center
101 Hendrickson Ave, Brick, NJ 08724

Presenters: Michael Kaelber, Esq., LEGAL ONE Coord. for Online Course Dev.; NJDOE School Security Staff and Private Security Experts

Fee: $150
Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

This workshop is will provide training on how to deal with one of the biggest challenges facing building administrators today: keeping your students and staff safe. Topics will include a review of recent legislative and regulatory enactments affecting school security, school safety and security plans, the school security drill law, the school safety specialist position, the Final Report on the Federal Commission on School Safety, and much more. Expert advice, checklists, strategies & response measures will be presented from the perspective of law enforcement & school administration.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO PAPER COPIES

9am - 3pm

MUJC - Morris-Union Jointure Commission340 Central Ave, New Providence, NJ 07974

Presenters: Sandra L. Jacques,Esq.; Joseph Ventre, CISSP,CIO

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

This session will address the legal issues that arise when students, staff, and parents use social media (SM). Issues to be discussed include cyberbullying (CB), student and staff First Amendment rights, using SM to screen job applicants, and legally permissible uses of SM. It will include the latest national research on the use of SM and best practices for promoting responsible use. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest trends in CB and the most effective strategies available for school leaders, educators, parents and students. There will be a review of the latest case law involving CB and SM use by students and staff members. This session will teach how SM sites provide built-in security settings/how they work.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO COPIES.

9am - 3pm

Alder Avenue Middle School, 25 Alder Ave, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234

Presenters: Sandra L. Jacques,Esq.; Joseph Ventre, CISSP,CIO

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

This session will address the legal issues that arise when students, staff, and parents use social media (SM). Issues to be discussed include cyberbullying (CB), student and staff First Amendment rights, using SM to screen job applicants, and legally permissible uses of SM. It will include the latest national research on the use of SM and best practices for promoting responsible use. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest trends in CB and the most effective strategies available for school leaders, educators, parents and students. There will be a review of the latest case law involving CB and SM use by students and staff members. This session will teach how SM sites provide built-in security settings/how they work.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO COPIES.

9am - 3pm

Brick Twp Professional Development Center
101 Hendrickson Ave, Brick,NJ 08724

Presenters: John Worthington, Esq., LEGAL ONE Consultant; Joseph Ventre, CISSP,CIO

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

This session will address the legal issues that arise when students, staff, and parents use social media (SM). Issues to be discussed include cyberbullying (CB), student and staff First Amendment rights, using SM to screen job applicants, and legally permissible uses of SM. It will include the latest national research on the use of SM and best practices for promoting responsible use. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest trends in CB and the most effective strategies available for school leaders, educators, parents and students. There will be a review of the latest case law involving CB and SM use by students and staff members.This session will teach how SM sites provide built-in security settings/how they work.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQ.

9am - 3pm

William W Allen Middle School, 801 N Stanwick Rd, Moorestown, NJ 08057

Presenters: Sandra L. Jacques, Esq.; Joseph Ventre, CISSP, CIO

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

This session will address the legal issues that arise when students, staff, and parents use social media (SM). Issues to be discussed include cyberbullying (CB), student and staff First Amendment rights, using SM to screen job applicants, and legally permissible uses of SM. It will include the latest national research on the use of SM and best practices for promoting responsible use. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest trends in CB and the most effective strategies available for school leaders, educators, parents and students. There will be a review of the latest case law involving CB and SM use by students and staff members. This session will teach how SM sites provide built-in security settings and how they work.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO COPIES GIVEN.

11/22/19
9am - 3pm

Alder Avenue Middle School, 25 Alder Ave, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234

Presenters: Wayne Oppito, Esq., NJPSA Legal Counsel; James J. Sarto Ed.S., NJ Leaders to Leaders Program Coordinator

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

Novice, experienced, and veteran principals and assistant principals! How can we possibly remember everything? Time goes by, students, staff,community,process,procedures, and most importantly - educational law, changes. Join us as we focus on basic' I Should Already Know That' information, as well as daily school operations, duties, and responsibilities; Case studies on student accountability; Smoking v. Vaping v. Drug Policies; Contracts & Job Descriptions; Tenure & Bumping Rights; Tips & Time Saving Exercises; Search & Seizure; Due Process; and Releasing Staff Members.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO PAPER COPIES PROVIDED

3/11/20
9am - 3pm

MUJC - Morris-Union Jointure Commission
340 Central Ave, New Providence, NJ 07974

Presenters: Sandra L. Jacques, Esq., LEGAL ONE Spvr of Legal Research and Content Dev.; James Sarto Ed.S., NJ Leaders to Leaders

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

Novice, experienced, and veteran principals and assistant principals! How can we possibly remember everything? Time goes by, students, staff, community, process, procedures, and most importantly - educational law, changes. This may be the refresher session you have been waiting for. Join us as we focus on basic' I Should Already Know That' information, as well as daily school operations, duties, and responsibilities; Case studies on student accountability; Smoking v. Vaping v. Drug Policies; Contracts and Job Descriptions; Tenure and Bumping Rights; Tips and Time Saving Exercises...and more!

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED. NO PAPER COPIES PROVIDED

Understanding the Law on Special Needs Students, Equity and Disproportionality

2/21/20 from 9:00am - 3:00pm

William W Allen Middle School
801 N Stanwick Rd, Moorestown, NJ 08057

Presenter: John Worthington, Esq., LEGAL ONE

Fee: $150 Star Adv. & Subscription Eligible

Students with IEPs are entitled under state and federal law to fully participate in all aspects of school district's educational program, with appropriate modifications and accommodations, as appropriate. In this workshop, participants will learn about new federal regulations that are now being implemented related to disproportionately, and will also learn about a series of related legal requirements concerning educational equity and students with disabilities. Participants will learn about the specific actions that are required to be taken when these discrepancies are identified and the legal consequences for failure to take effective action.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE REQUIRED.NO PAPER COPIES PROVIDED.