Lonjeté Nias graduated from Georgian Court University with a Supervisor Certification and currently works as the Supervisor of Special Services at an elementary school in New Jersey. After spending nine years as a mental health professional and seven years as a school social work, she decided to pursue her supervisor
Phil Brownridge graduated from Georgian Court University with an M.A. in Supervision, Administration, and Curriculum and currently works as a principal and Director of Instruction for a high school in New Jersey. As a specialist in classroom management and trailblazer for station-based learning environments in his school, we asked Philip
Patti Swick graduated from Georgian Court University with an M.A. in administration and leadership and currently works as a third-grade teacher for an elementary school in New Jersey. Boasting nearly a decade in the classroom and several accomplishments outside of it, we asked Patti to share with us her experience
James Klass graduated from Georgian Court University with his Supervisor Certification and currently works as the Supervisor of Instruction for a school district in New Jersey. After more than eight years in the classroom, James decided to forge a new path in his career in a supervisory capacity. We asked
Finances can tend to be one of, if not the most, stressful part of any decision-making process. As we all know, college is expensive! Many people are left with college loans for years and years, and many of these loans look like a mortgage payment. It is something to seriously
When one decides whether to attend graduate school, there are so many factors that come into play. Thoughts about balancing work, school, family, and social obligations, as well as the financial burdens it could cause, swirl around your head. As a full-time teacher, your schedule is jam-packed already with lesson
Georgian Court University was the right place for me to obtain my master’s degree. As a full-time teacher, now supervisor, mom, and overachiever, I knew it would be difficult to complete a program that provided me flexibility with my time and schedule. Working with a cohort for two years both
