The Mount Olive Board of Education suspended Superintendent Robert Zywicki late last year before a school board member filed tenure charges against him.
Board member Lisa Narcise requested the appointment of a state monitor to oversee the 4,600-student district in Morris County, according to an appeal she filed with the state Department of Education on Monday. She also asked that the superintendent be reinstated.
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