South Orange-Maplewood School Board votes to remove superintendent
The district has seen controversy in recent weeks after the decision to cancel in-school Halloween celebrations.
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21h agoThe South Orange-Maplewood School District Board of Education has voted to remove Superintendent Ronald Taylor.
The board voted 6-3 to remove him from his position last week.
The district has seen controversy in recent weeks after the decision to cancel in-school Halloween celebrations. Gov. Phil Murphy also criticized that decision.
Kevin Gilbert, the district’s former assistant superintendent of Access and Equity has been named acting superintendent.
