Cami Anderson, superintendent of schools in struggling Newark, New Jersey, said she plans to stay on amid opposition from the mayor-elect and community activists over her plan to remake the city’s schools.
Anderson, 42, said she’s received an “intent to renew” notice for the state-appointed position. Her plan, dubbed One Newark, calls for closing some of the city’s 71 public schools and cutting 1,000 teachers during the next three years.
