how much does a public school principal make?

[Omegachi]

she told me someone (an accountant who works for a principle) told her that his principal client makes about 150k just from his principle salary. I told her the person who told him the info is BSing. In no way in hell a public school principal would make that much... right?

 

[Colt45]

principal?

 

[Shawn]

60-70k

 

[montypythizzle]

She is correct, well actually it depends on time in the school district and degrees/experience.

 

[montypythizzle]

Originally posted by: montypythizzle
She is correct, well actually it depends on time in the school district and degrees/experience.

We had a P.E teacher making 60k.... IN the worst school district EVAR!

 

[Whisper]

I'd believe that some of them could make that much, depending on the area, considering that a doctorate is generally required for the position.

 

[NiteWulf]

Originally posted by: montypythizzle
She is correct, well actually it depends on time in the school district and degrees/experience.

And where the district is in terms of property value, mean income, population, urban environment

 

[axelfox]

Originally posted by: montypythizzle

Originally posted by: montypythizzle
She is correct, well actually it depends on time in the school district and degrees/experience.

We had a P.E teacher making 60k.... IN the worst school district EVAR!

Hazard pay

 

[DainBramaged]

That amount is very possible in our area depending on what school you work for.

 

[swtethan]

100k+ ballin principals

 

[montypythizzle]

Originally posted by: NiteWulf

Originally posted by: montypythizzle
She is correct, well actually it depends on time in the school district and degrees/experience.

And where the district is in terms of property value, mean income, population, urban environment

Um to sum it up, the ghetto, very few white people... and the white people there, were EMO.

 

[vshah]

very possible, i know my principal in HS was making around 130k...

 

[montypythizzle]

Originally posted by: montypythizzle

Originally posted by: NiteWulf

Originally posted by: montypythizzle
She is correct, well actually it depends on time in the school district and degrees/experience.

And where the district is in terms of property value, mean income, population, urban environment

Um to sum it up, the ghetto, very few white people... and the white people there, were EMO.

or wiggers.

 

[cKGunslinger]

The "principal" is your "pal."

 

[montypythizzle]

BTW, there is a resource on how much teachers DO get paid, I forgot the website, but that is where I got my info.

 

[T9D]

Damn teachers sucking the school system dry when they have to cut autoshop, woodshop, and all other kinds of electives. What ever happened to doing it for the kids. A fair wage is fine but most their wages Piss me off.

 

[Safeway]

$100k+

 

[Corporate Thug]

90-100k

 

[imported_quasi]

Definitely depends where you live, but it seems a little high. A Worthington (one of the best public districts in the Columbus area) high school principal that just stepped down was making 102k. IIRC, the Superintendent of Columbus Schools only makes between 150-200k.

 

[Pepsi90919]

around here, CA$100,000

 

[arrfep]

Chicago area average administrator salary

 

[KK]

Originally posted by: arrfep
Chicago area average administrator salary

Look at this school. There some teachers making 150k. THat's insane, I'd hate to pay those taxes, of course I couldn't probably afford to live there anyways.

 

[montypythizzle]

My school district:
http://www.thechampion.org/tea...=salary&sortOrder=DESC

 

[pstylesss]

Its public record. It should be on the schools website. If it isn't, just call the district office and they'll tell you what is budgeted for his pay.

 

[mooglemania85]

Originally posted by: KK

Originally posted by: arrfep
Chicago area average administrator salary

Look at this school. There some teachers making 150k. THat's insane, I'd hate to pay those taxes, of course I couldn't probably afford to live there anyways.

WTH. HS guidance counselor. 10 months of "work", 60-120k salary...not bad.