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• President’s Recognition Award – Recognizing a program/activity that speaks on behalf of all children.
• Advocacy – Advocating on behalf of all children at your school, in the community, or at the state/national level.
• Arts in Education – Encouraging participation in and exposure to the arts, beyond the Reflections program.
• Communication – Creating and maintaining effective and open communication with members.
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – Demonstrating active participation in programs encouraging the identification, development and support of cultural and different ethnic groups in the local unit.
• Family Engagement – Promoting and creating opportunities for student success through family engagement in students’ education.
• “For Your Child” – Engaging and exciting new members by making the work of the PTA more visible and highlighting the value and impact of PTA
• Health and Safety – Promoting and raising awareness about healthy choices and offering effective safety programs that provide students, parents, and communities with information on keeping children safe.
• Exceptional Student – Supporting programs or activities that are inclusive of special needs students in the school and enhance the role of their needs in the community.
• STEM – Promoting Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics conscious programs and awareness at school and in the community.

• NJPTA Outstanding Administrator Award – This award is to recognize a school administrator who is supportive, helpful, and personally involved in the PTA. It may be given to an administrator in special recognition for outstanding service in positively impacting the lives and welfare of children and youth in the PTA, school, or community.
• NJPTA Outstanding Educator Award – This award is to recognize a school teacher or support staff member that is supportive, helpful, and personally involved in the PTA. Share with us specific examples.
• NJPTA Outstanding Superintendent Award – This award is to recognize a school district superintendent who is supportive, helpful, and involved in the PTA. Share with us specific examples.