By Naomi Nix | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
NEWARK — Two months ago state lawmakers grilled Newark schools superintendent Cami Anderson about the controversial reforms in the city’s school district.
The joint committee on public schools questioned the embattled superintendent on a host of issues from the district’s treatment of teachers to the sale of 18th Avenue School building.
In a 35-page report, the superintendent submitted answers to their questions.
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