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Black kids in N.J. schools are suspended at a higher rate than white kids, data shows
NJ.com
December 2, 2019
Richard Bozza, the executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, said his organization also supports the proposed investigation and expects to have one of its members on the task force.
He said New Jersey schools and districts are beginning to have “frank conversations” about students of color being disciplined more harshly. In addition, Bozza said, the group is surveying its members about existing discipline policies to help guide the inquiry.
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'Bold vision' earns top state award for Morris School district superintendent
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Manchester’s Own Named Regional Superintendent of the Year
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Morris Schools superintendent gets regional honors
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Verona Resident Named 'Essex County Superintendent of the Year'
Patch.com (Veron-Cedar Grove)
July 3, 2019
