This release, provided by Texas State Board of Education Vice Chair Thomas Ratliff, outlines pay differences between superintendents at Texas public and charter schools.
In terms of per student pay, the average of the top 10 highest-paid charter school superintendents is 12 times higher than the average of the top 10 highest paid public school superintendents.
--"The top 10 highest paid superintendents for charter schools are paid an average of $242,172 per year with an average enrollment of 3,037 students. ($79.74/student)"
--"The top 10 highest paid superintendents for public schools are paid an average of $323,156 per year with an average enrollment of 50,555 students. ($6.39/student)"
This release, provided by Texas State Board of Education Vice Chair Thomas Ratliff, outlines pay differences between superintendents at Texas public and charter schools.
In terms of per student pay, the average of the top 10 highest-paid charter school superintendents is 12 times higher than the average of the top 10 highest paid public school superintendents.
--"The top 10 highest paid superintendents for charter schools are paid an average of $242,172 per year with an average enrollment of 3,037 students. ($79.74/student)"
--"The top 10 highest paid superintendents for public schools are paid an average of $323,156 per year with an average enrollment of 50,555 students. ($6.39/student)"
This release, provided by Texas State Board of Education Vice Chair Thomas Ratliff, outlines pay differences between superintendents at Texas public and charter schools.
In terms of per student pay, the average of the top 10 highest-paid charter school superintendents is 12 times higher than the average of the top 10 highest paid public school superintendents.
--"The top 10 highest paid superintendents for charter schools are paid an average of $242,172 per year with an average enrollment of 3,037 students. ($79.74/student)"
--"The top 10 highest paid superintendents for public schools are paid an average of $323,156 per year with an average enrollment of 50,555 students. ($6.39/student)"