Wayne Board of Education Announces New Assistant Superintendent

The Board of Education has named Michael Ben-David as the new assistant superintendent for the 2014-2015 school year.

Ben-David will be earning $159,000, after replacing Marysol Berrios, who was earning $166,464 before her retirement.

Ben-David‘s prior experience includes holding the position of the district’s director of secondary education. Prior to this role, he was principal at Anthony Wayne Middle School.

According to The Record, Ben-David served as an elementary administrator in the Paterson district, and spent 10 years as a teacher and coach in Paramus and Hoboken districts before coming to Wayne.

Prior to his career in education, Ben-David worked as a clerk in the U.S. Federal Court before becoming a litigation associate with a firm in Morristown. He attended Rutgers University and Seton Hall University School of Law.

“I look forward to the work the administration and the board is engaged in. It’s an honor to continue to serve the families and students in what I believe is a great district in New Jersey,” Ben-David told Wayne Today.

The school district also had recently announced Mark Toback as the new superintendent for the upcoming school year.

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