Jack Hoke, NCSSA Executive Director
email jackhoke12@gmail.com | call 828.320.6767
September 14 | Southeast RESA | New Bern
October 13 | Western RESA | Asheville
November 8 | Northeast RESA | Kitty Hawk
December 13 | Central Carolina RESA | Raleigh
February 2 | Piedmont Triad Educational Consortium | UNC Greensboro
January 12 | Sandhills RESA | Carthage
January 17 | Northwest RESA | Wilkesboro
March 9 | Southwest RESA | UNC Charlotte
Interested in speaking at NCASA's Annual Conference on Leadership?
NCASA has launched their formal Request for Proposals for breakout session speakers at the 2018 Conference on Educational Leadership. The theme this year is "The Magic of Inspirational Leadership" -- and with Keynote Sessions from inspirational Dave Weber and "the ex-Disney guy" John Formica, we hope you'll take home a little magic of your own.
Proposals will be accepted through Wednesday, October 18. Click here for more information, or download the Proposal Form directly. For the latest news and registration (coming soon!) visit www.ncasa.net/conference. Questions? Email NCASA Assistant Executive Director Anne Strickland.
On Thursday, House Bill 933 passed unanimously in the House and is heading to the Senate for consideration.
Legislation filed Wednesday on the opening day of the legislative session addresses several recommendations from the North Carolina Association of School Administrators (NCASA) and proposes some structural improvements to the current principal pay plan that was adopted by lawmakers in 2017 and implemented in the 2017-2018 school year.
On Thursday, the House Select Committee on School Safety met to finalize its report to the 2018 General Assembly so that lawmakers from both the House and Senate can consider recommendations for school safety enhancements once their short session begins May 16. The report contains 15 findings and recommendations including related bill drafts.
Governor Roy Cooper today released his 2018-2019 state budget proposal that includes significant increases in several key public school funding components, including pay raises for teachers and principals and launching a $2 billion statewide school bond referendum this fall.
