QSAC Relief--Monmouth Superintendents' Letter to DOE

Executive Director's Report--2021 Annual Meeting

GSCS Budget Testimony FY'22

GSCS Press Release--What Educators Need Now: Part 1 Remote Instruction

Testimony--Christine Burton--Leaning Loss 2-9-21

GSCS Testimony--David Aderhold--Learning Loss 1-2521

GSCS Budget Testimony FY'21

RidgewoodHandle With Care Initiative

Parental Involvement--Joint Committee on Public Schools--Ginsburg testimony 10-19

Education Climate--Ginsburg Spotlight Piece

Assessment--Joint Committee on Public Schools, 5-14 Aderhold Testimiony

Assessment--Joint Committee on Public Schools, 5-14 Kummings Testimony

NJ Budget FY '20--Summary of Education Budget

Proposed GSCS By-Law Changes--Summary--4-19

Equity and Access--Testimony--Kenyon Kummings--4-19

Superintendent Salary Cap--Ginsburg Op-Ed 12-18-18

QSAC Joint Committee Hearing--Boswell Testimony 12-4-18

QSAC Joint Committee Hearing--Ravally Testimony 12-4-18

Facilities--Aderhold Testimony--5-8-18

School Security--Ginsburg Testimony 4-23-18

School Security--Schiff Testimony 4-23-18

FY '19 Budget Testimony--Ginsburg (Assembly) 4-9-18

FY '19 Budget Testimony--Meloche 4-3-18

FY '19 Budget Testimony--Meloche 4-9-18

FY '19 Budget Testimony--Scarpallino et al. (Cherry Hill) 4-9-18

Vocational-Technical School Expansion Legislation--GSCS Concerns

Former GSCS President Chuck Sampson Quoted on FY '19 State Aid

Charter Schools--Bloustein Study, 2-18

GSCS In the News--Superintendents' Salary Cap--1-26-18

Superintendent Salary Cap--Ginsburg Op-Ed 12-18-18

Op-Ed: Superintendent Salary Cap Hasn’t Worked, So Let’s Scrap It

Former Gov. Chris Christie imposed the cap as a cost-saving measure, but a recent study shows it has cost districts money and educational capital

When other institutions in society crumble, the schoolhouse stands.

The “schoolhouse” in this case, is public education, which continues to nurture, instruct and care for most of our children. The schoolhouse continues to stand — even in the face of funding cuts, teacher shortages and, in some places, a lack of respect for education itself.

It takes many people to keep the schoolhouse standing, including dedicated staff, supportive parents and communities, and committed local boards of education. But when any or all of those groups look for answers at the district level, they turn to one person — the school superintendent.

Therefore, we need to eliminate the superintendent salary cap.

https://www.njspotlight.com/stories/18/12/17/op-ed-superintendent-salary-cap-didnt-work-so-lets-scrap-it/

Elisabeth Ginsburg | December 18, 2018