Monroe Township superintendent reprimanded for recommending her son for substitute teaching job
The ethics commission says Chari Chanley should have recused herself from making a decision on her son.
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Feb 8, 2024, 11:51 AM
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Updated 169 days ago
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30ds agoA Middlesex County superintendent is under fire after approving a list of new substitute teachers that included her son, a state ethics commission found.
Monroe Township superintendent Chari Chanley signed off on a list that included over 150 substitute teachers. The ethics commission says Chanley should have recused herself from making a decision on her son.
In a statement, Chanley said she will continue to work diligently and ethically for her students in the Monroe Township schools.
