New Jersey School Board Association Gives Ethics Presentation at Roselle Park Board of Education Meeting

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — School might be out, that does not mean that the work is over for the Roselle Park Board of Education. Last week, they met to receive a presentation on Ethics 2024 Training from Jeanne Cleary and Patricia Rees of the New Jersey School Board Association.

The presentation focused on how members of the board can continue to conduct themselves ethically within their role and maintain public trust. "As school officials, you have the honor of serving the public," said Ms. Cleary. "Tonight, we wanted to look at how we hold ourselves accountable."

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Some of the ways that the board were advised to behave ethically are: enforcing all school rules and regulations equally, make decisions with the intention to better the educational welfare of children, make no personal promises nor make an individual or private action that comprimises the consensus of the board and more.

The board were also presented with prevelent examples of ethical quandires that they could potentially face.

While the kids are enjoying their summer vacation, but the learning never stops for the board, who are now hopefully armed with the requisite knowlege they need to succeed when the school year starts anew in September.

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