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Exhibit 2.1.J Program and Academy Advisory Committees CAEP 2.1 Program and Academy Advisory Committee Meeting Committee Members Frequency Ed.D. ADVISORY COMMITTEE quarterly . Dr. John Henning, Dean, School of Education, Monmouth University . Dr. Wendy Harriot, Associate Dean, Monmouth University The Purpose of the Ed.D. Advisory Committee is to provide guidance . Dr. Tracy Mulvaney, Assistant Dean, Monmouth University and stakeholder input on the design, implementation, policy and . Dr. Bernard Bragen, Assistant Professor, Monmouth University, procedure, and adoption of materials for the School of Education Ed.D. Academy Chair Program in Educational Leadership. Dr. William George, Superintendent, Middletown Township Public Schools . Dr. Ross Kasun, Superintendent, Freehold Township Schools . Dr. Pam, Assistant Superintendent, Freehold Township Schools . Dr. Michael Salvatore, Superintendent, Long Branch Public Schools . Dr. James Stefankiewicz, Superintendent, Ocean Township School District . Dr. L CENTRAL JERSEY CONSORTIUM FOR EQUITY AND 6 times/year . Hazlet Township Public Schools EXCELLENCE 2 student Dr. Scott Ridley, Superintendent The Central Jersey Consortium for Excellence and Equity (CJCEE) is events . Long Branch Public Schools an evolving collaboration of administrators, teachers, support staff, Dr. Michael Salvatore, Superintendent parents, and elementary and secondary students that are collectively . Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District committed to learning and working together to enhance the Mr. Joseph Majka Superintendent achievement and well-being of all students, as well as increasing the . Middletown Township School District academic performance, engagement, and future success of traditionally Dr. William George, Superintendent underachieving students. CJCEE focuses on inter-district collaboration . Monmouth Regional High School and shared learning for continuous improvement in eliminating the Mr. Andrew Teeple, Superintendent disparities in achievement and school engagement among students. Red Bank Borough Public Schools Dr. Jared Rumage, Superintendent Steering Committee . Red Bank Charter School Mrs. Meredith Pennotti, School Lead . Long Branch Public Schools . Toms River Regional Schools Dr. Michael Salvatore, Superintendent Mr. David Healy, Superintendent . Middletown Township School District . Township of Ocean School District Dr. William George, Superintendent Mr. James Stefankiewicz, Superintendent Exhibit 2.1.J Program and Academy Advisory Committees CAEP 2.1 . Township of Ocean School District . Wall Township Public Schools Mr. James Stefankiewicz, Superintendent Mrs. Cheryl Dryer, Superintendent . Wall Township Public Schools Mrs. Cheryl Dryer, Superintendent . Monmouth University: . Dr. John Henning, Dean . Dr. Wendy Harriot, Associate Dean . Dr. Tracy Mulvaney, Assistant Dean . Dr. Tina Paone, Coordinator PRINCIPALS ACADEMY STEERING COMMITTEE 4 times per . Atlantic Highlands School District year . Central Regional School District The purpose of the School of Education Principals' Academy is to . Freehold Regional High School District create a forum for dialogue and an exchange of ideas and experiences. Freehold Township Elemtary & Middle Schools Using the university as a catalyst, the academy will provide . Hazlet Township Public Schools professional growth opportunities for principals and assistant . Henry Hudson Regional School District principals that will focus on dynamic leadership that promotes . Highlands Borough School District reflective practice and affects teacher and student learning. Long Branch Public Schools Additionally, it will create a network of support for colleagues and . Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District establish a collaborative relationship with the university, university . Middletown Township Public Schools faculty, and its resources. Monmouth Regional High School District . Neptune Township School District Steering Committee . Old Bridge Township Public Schools . Point Pleasant Beach School District . Point Pleasant School District . Mr. Edward Aldarelli, Principal, West Freehold School, Freehold . South Amboy Public Schools Township School District . St. Rose High School . Mr. Richard Allen, Principal, Poseidon Early College High School, . Toms River Regional Schools Neptune School District . Township of Ocean School District . Dr. Bernard Bragen, Assistant Professor, Monmouth University, . Wall Township Public Schools Academy Chair . West Long Branch School District . Mr. John Coleman, Director of Secondary Curriculum, Toms River School District . Mr. Greg Duffy, Principal, Lafayette Mills Elementary School, Manalapan-Englishtown Regional Schools . Mr. James Earnhardt, Principal, West Long Branch Schools . Dr. John Henning, Dean, School of Education, Monmouth University . Dr. Marc Natanagara, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction, Toms River School District . Mr. Cory Radisch, Principal, Regional Alternative School MOESC Exhibit 2.1.J Program and Academy Advisory Committees CAEP 2.1 SUPERINTENDENT’S ACADEMY STEERING COMMITTEE 4 times/yr . Colts Neck Township Schools . East Brunswick Public Schools The purpose of the Superintendents' Academy is to create a forum for . Eatontown Public Schools dialogue and an exchange of ideas and experiences. Using the . Freehold Township School District University as a catalyst, the academy will provide professional growth . Hazlet Township Public Schools opportunities for superintendents and central office personnel. Howell Township Public Schools Additionally, it will create a network of support for colleagues and . Jackson School District establish a collaborative relationship with the University and its . Keansburg Schools District resources. Keyport Public Schools Steering Committee . Lacey Township School District . Dr. Bernard Bragen, Assistant Professor, Monmouth . Lakehurst School District University, Academy Chair . Long Beach Island Consolidated School District . Dr. William George, Superintendent, Middletown Township . Long Branch Public Schools Public Schools . Manalapan-Englishtown Regional Schools . Mr. Thomas Farrell, Superintendent, Oceanport School . Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District District/Shore Regional High School/West Long Branch . Middletown Township Public Schools School District . Monmouth Beach School District . Dr. John Henning, Dean, School of Education, Monmouth . Monmouth Regional High School District University . Oceanport School District . Mr. Scott McCue, Superintendent, Eatontown Public Schools . Point Pleasant Beach School District . Mr. David Healy, Superintendent, Toms River Regional . Red Bank Borough Public Schools Schools . Rumson School District . Dr. Marc Natanagara, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum . Sayreville Public Schools and Instruction, Toms River Regional Schools . Shore Regional High School . Dr. James Stefankiewicz, Superintendent, Ocean Township . Spring Lake Heights District School District . St. Rose High School . Stafford Township School District . Tinton Falls School District . Toms River Regional Schools . Township of Ocean Schools . Union Beach School District . West Long Branch School District . Woodbridge Township School District SPECIAL SERVICES ACADEMY STEERING COMMITTEE Monthly . Alpha School during the . Freehold Township School District The purpose of the Special Services Academy is to create an school year . Hazlet Township Public Schools opportunity for dialogue and an exchange of ideas and experiences for . Jackson School District Directors of Special Services, Learning Disabilities Teacher . Keansburg School District Consultants, School Psychologists, School Social Workers, and Speech . Little Egg Harbor School District Exhibit 2.1.J Program and Academy Advisory Committees CAEP 2.1 Language Specialists. Through collaboration with university . Long Branch Public Schools administrators and faculty, the academy will provide professional . Ocean Academy learning communities that offer growth opportunities for members . Point Pleasant Beach School District through sessions which focus on promoting reflective practice and . Point Pleasant Borough Schools positively impacting student and teacher learning. A network of . Red Bank Borough Public Schools support and resources for members will be established for developing . Sayreville Public Schools new experiences. South Brunswick School District Steering Committee . The Education Academy . Prof. Mary Brennan, Specialist Professor, Special Education, . Toms River Regional Schools Monmouth University . Woodbridge Township School District . Ms. Natalie Gricko, Supervisor Child Study Team, Woodbridge Township Schools District . Prof. Mary Haspel, Adjunct, Special Education, Monmouth University . Dr. Stacy Lauderdale-Littin, Department Chair, Special Education, Monmouth University . Dr. Carol McArthur-Amedeo, Lecturer, Special Education, Monmouth University . Ms. Rita Miller, Supervisor Pupil Personnel Services, Point Pleasant Borough Schools . Ms. Diane Schrieks, Special Education Supervisor, Woodbridge Township Schools . Dr. Kathryn Servilio, Assistant Professor, Special Education, Monmouth University .
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