NJ schools superintendents' pay cap debated

Bob Jordan:

Gov. Chris Christie's controversial salary cap on new contracts for New Jersey public school superintendents is on track to cut about 10 percent from the combined $100 million currently paid to school chiefs throughout the state.

The pay ceiling went into effect Feb. 7, despite challenges from a superintendents' association, which says the cap will lead to massive turnover and discourage rising administrators from seeking the jobs.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at February 22, 2011 2:13 AM
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