BOE Renews Superintendent Nathan Parker's Contract
As the BOE reorganized and replaced two outgoing board members, Superintendent Nathan Parker announced that he felt "humbled" to have his contract renewed.
Superintendent Nathan Parker has a new contract with the Summit school district, according to comments made by outgoing board members, and Parker himself, at last night’s Summit Board of Education reorganization meeting. The terms of Parker’s new contract aren’t clear at this time, but it’s assumed he had to forgo any bump in pay due to a state salary cap. His previous contract was set to expire at the end of June. “I’d like to express my appreciation and my humility for my contract being renewed,” he said during the reorganization presentation. “It’s truly humbling.” Given the cap placed on superintendents’ salaries last year by Gov. Chris Christie, it was not a given that Parker would stay on. According to an NJ Spotlight article, the …
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jeff goldstein
10:25 am on Wednesday, November 30, 2011
I am happy that the full day kindergarten plan failed. Summit taxpayers pay enough and no matter what the B of Ed says $9,000 a year per student will not pay all of the costs. Now they want to go from a bad idea to a worse one. They want to have free full day kindergarten. Its not a surprise since the people surveyed were parents who want their kids to attend full day kindergarten. Of course they… more ›