Sentences with phrase «superintendent salaries»

Long tenure in a single retirement system, paired with a high superintendent salary, equates to a very lucrative pension.

One familiar topic did not come up during the event the Christie administration's caps on superintendent salaries.

When they did the same thing to BOCES superintendent salaries it only resulted in those positions being filled by interims (you know, double dippers) for years while they tried to find someone to take the job for that «low» a salary, compared to salaries leading up to it.

Cuomo's announcement comes just a month after he publicly derided superintendent salaries and questioned why so many earned more than he did.

Gov. Cuomo last week proposed a cap on school superintendent salaries outside New York City at $ 179,000.

Projecting from other local Superintendent salaries, OUSD's Superintendent should be paid $ 323,924 based on size of district.

Superintendent salaries for the top paying public school districts with 600 - 1,200 students ranged from $ 101,000 to $ 125,000 with one outlier at $ 235,000.

Cuomo subsequently proposed a superintendents salary cap linked to student enrollment and topping out at $ 175,000 (except for the NYC schools chancellor, who at $ 212,614, earns considerably more than that).

The average superintendent salary this year is $ 166,500; So a 5 percent cut in superintendent salaries would save $ 8,325.

Those salaries are pushing up Assistant Principal, Principal, Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent salaries.

If you cap superintendent salaries, it's going to be harder to get people to take these jobs.»

The average salary without benefits for a superintendent is about $ 150,000 nationally, but some states, like New York, have superintendent salaries that exceed $ 400,000.

Superintendent salaries in the state also vary, but range from below $ 100,000 to more than $ 180,000 each year.

If nothing else, all of those contracts will likely need the state's approval if they exceed the superintendent salary caps, almost a certainly given the size of the districts.

Among those concerned are Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York and Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, both of whom have recently pushed for upper limits to superintendent salaries.