
The New Jersey Department of Education has announced revisions to the superintendent salary cap plan to give districts more flexibility, acknowledging the hardships the policy ...

The New Jersey Department of Education has announced revisions to the superintendent salary cap plan to give districts more flexibility, acknowledging the hardships the policy ...

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New Jersey limits superintendents' salaries to $175,000 per year, the same pay as the governor. Some lawmakers argue that the cap is causing many qualified ...

Port Authority executive travel under investigation. The quest to lift superintendent salary caps. The master of tap -- Savion Glover. And the sweet, blooming cost ...

New Jersey's cap on superintendent salaries has caused some to leave their jobs in the Garden State and take positions in New York or Pennsylvania.

As limits on top school administrators' pay near expiration in 2016, a stalled Senate bill draws new attention as it's voted out of committee.

The Obama administration talks attacking Syria and we have reaction from Sen. Chiesa. Plus, the governor sees some protesters down the shore. And Democrats get ...

New Jersey Association of School Administration Executive Director Richard Bozza says the state is raising the bar for students and moving toward online standardized tests.

Members of the New Jersey School Boards Association and some school board members believe the superintendent salary cap has had negative affects on education in ...



For Trenton Public Schools, the school year began with a new superintendent. Francisco Duran says he wants to instill a love of learning and a ...

New Jersey Monthly Editor Ken Schlager says about 20 superintendents have left the state since the salary cap went into effect. He also talks about ...

Richard Bozza says having a superintendent salary cap won't allow New Jersey districts to attract and retain the best school leaders.