Some residents called for the school board to delay picking a new superintendent amid questions about the selection process.
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The acting superintendent in Monroe will get the job permanently despite ongoing turmoil in the township over how she was selected, officials said. The Monroe Township Board of Education voted 6-2 last month to name longtime employee Chari R. Chanley as the Middlesex County district’s permanent superintendent under a three-year contract.
Chanley, who had been the acting superintendent, was selected despite pleas by several residents to postpone the vote and a civil lawsuit aimed at invalidating her $200,000-a-year contract. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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