Strategic Direction 3: Organizational Vitality
NJMEA will ensure the long-term organizational and fiscal stability of the association. ACTION PLAN
Timeline
3A. Establish a committee to examine Governance best practices, externally and internally, in regard to Region structure, representation, and operations in relation to the State organization
3B. Investigate structures, committees, and positions of state MEA Boards and/or other associations to determine optimal Board effectiveness for both voting and non-voting board members
3C. Develop a comprehensive leadership program that encourages all members to serve as leaders within NJMEA
2018-2019 School Year
Who
Board Region Presidents
With assistance from NAfME
2019-2020 School Year
ExCom
Increased Board Effectiveness & Efficiency
Metric
Committee Recommendations
Fall 2018
Leadership
Committee Chair, and Other Past Presidents
Increased number of volunteers as well as candidates for state and region positions
NJMEA leadership reflects the population of music teachers in New Jersey
3D. Examine well-established mentor programs and establish a relevant NJMEA Mentor Program in conjunction with affiliated organizations
3E. Establish a succession plan and transition to a Full-Time Executive Director
2020-2021 School Year
Mentor Steering Committee in conjunction with NJRMEA
Establish succession plan 2019-2020 year.
Hiring Process 2020-2021 year.
3F. Increase effectiveness of committee work through use of technology (Zoom, GoTo Meeting, etc.)
Fall 2018 Ongoing
Board
In consultation with other MEA’s and NAfME
Board, Committee Chairs, etc.
More consistent and effective meetings
Increase effectiveness and awareness of mentor program; mentor accountability review
Executive Director in place by July 1, 2021
JANUARY 2019
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