A New Jersey school superintendent is earning more than $320,000 a year, sparking questions from parents and residents about how education dollars are being spent. With rising concerns over school budgets, the high salary is drawing fresh attention.
At issue, is a new rule enacted in August by the New Jersey Board of Education. One of the new rules states that if a school teaches sex education, and divides the class by boys and girls, they must divide the class by gender "identity."