District Employs Fewer, More Well-Compensated Administrators than NJ Average
This week Patch takes a look at a number of district educational trends revealed in the Department of Education’s annual Report Card, released May 31.
Contrary to the public perception that Fair Lawn has too many high-paid administrators in its school district, this year's annual state School Report Card finds that the district has actually had fewer administrators per student than the New Jersey average for at least the past three years. Released Thursday, the School Report Card provides a district-by-district overview of public school performance across the state, with information on student demographics and performance, staff information and district financial data for the 2010-2011 school year. Fair Lawn employed 23 administrators across nine schools during the 2010-2011 school year, or about 2.5 administrators per school. By comparison, the average New Jersey school district had 26 …
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Tommy P
12:48 pm on Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Mr Antonelli should replace Mr Watson. Fair Lawn's kids and taxpayers would all be better off. more ›