By John Mooney
Contract awards 2 percent pay hike and retroactive pay, while state wins more instructional time and more flexible classroom scheduling
When the state-controlled Newark school district settled its teacher contract three years ago, a press conference was held to celebrate a new and innovative aspect of the deal: It included a provision for awarding bonuses to outstanding teachers.
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