H/T Patriots for America
This is the official excel DPI database of teachers wages by school district. Look up your own district !!!
The current budget repair bill would have them paying about 5.8% towards their own retirement….right now, we the taxpayer, pays 100% of their generous retirement, and most of us pay 100% of our own retirement too.
Please visit this site for ALL Public Schools Salaries and benefits http://dpi.state.wi.us/lbstat/newasr.html
Trollers, do your own homework, that is why this country is failing!
WISCONSIN TEACHER SALARIES
(And Other Wisc.Gov’t.Employees)
After much research the following report is the best I can come up with, dollar figures include dollar value of benefits. Let the light shine on them, and if they are wrong in ANY major way, let me know. I accept them as they below appear until then.
CAP 2/26/11 (#2) http://capndee.com/ You’ll have to scroll through to find the post….
Unions !
Wisconsin Teacher Actual Wages . . .
Are you ready for this?
| 2010 Wisconsin Teacher Actual WagesTHE TRUTH FINALLY COMES OUT ! AND SIMILAR WAGES ARE PREVALENT IN OTHER STATES… THIS CAN’T GO ON MUCH LONGER ! 2010 Wisconsin Teacher Actual Wages – Wisc Govt wages exposed] Soooo, this is what the big fuss is about !AVERAGE WAGE AND BENEFITS (remember this is for about 9 months of work)TEACHERS: Milwaukee $86,297 Elmbrook $91,065 Germantown $83,818 Hartland Arrwhd $90,285 (highest teacher was $122,952– lowest was $64,942) Men Falls $81,099 West Bend $82,153 Waukesha $92,902 Sussex $82,956 Mequon $95,297 Kettle Mor $87,676 Muskego $91,341STAFF: Arrowhead – Bus Mng- Kopecky- $169,525 Arrowhead – Principal- Wieczorek- $152,519 Grmtwn- Asst Princ- Dave Towers – $123,222 Elmbrk-Burliegh Elementary-Principal Zahn $142,315 (for a primary school !) Madison – Asst Principal – McGrath – $127,835 UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN STAFF (2009 salary alone): How about some other “public servant job” ??? What do they make? Garbageman, Mr. Nelson earned $159,258 in 2009, including $109,892 in overtime and other pay. MILWAUKEE CITY BUS DRIVERS (salary only): |
The legal minimum for an Illinois public school year is 176 days of “pupil attendance.” If a school doesn’t meet that minimum, they lose 1/176th (.56818%) of their state funding for each day they fall short.
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Wisconsin Public School Observance Days
2010-11 School Year Observance Days
September 16 Mildred Fish Harnack Day
September 17 U.S. Constitution Day
September 17 POW-MIA Recognition Day (Third Friday in September)
September 22 Wisconsin Day (Wednesday of the third full week in September)
September 28 Frances Willard Day
October 9 Leif Ericson Day
October 12 Christopher Columbus Day
November 11 Veterans Day
January 15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 12 Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday
February 15 Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday
February 22 George Washington’s Birthday
March 4 Casimir Pulaski Day
March 17 “The Great Hunger” in Ireland
April 9 Prisoners of War Remembrance Day
April 13 American’s Creed Day
April 19 Patriots’ Day
April 22 Environmental Awareness Day
April 29 Arbor Day (Last Friday in April)
June 14 Robert La Follette Sr. Day
(Public) schools must be in session for 175 days, and must include “x” number of hours. Most public school districts schedule 181+ days
Wisconsin also requires 875 hours of instruction per academic year which usually takes place over the course of 175 days
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Rawlins, the link is there, I will not lead you by the hand to the information, Do your own homework…
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@Hoy Garrison, Rawlins is another Obamatroll…
All of thei information was found by the original poster through many hours of tedious internet research. I found his link and posted it…I also found the WI addy…now if you got a problem with the post, don’t read it…or here’s a thought, do your own research, or has the gooberment education system taken that out of you also…I post ’em, people read ’em…now either go do your own research as I have or not… I really don’t care but I am not cyber-arguing with any trolls…
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Ya know Hoy, you are becoming tedious…you are a very lazy researcher…
http://content.usatoday.net/dist/custom/gci/InsidePage.aspx?cId=democratandchronicle&sParam=44309924.story#table
Click to access cj30n1-5.pdf
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2011/02/22/wisconsin-protest-could-have-already-cost-state-taxpayers-up-to-9-million/
Deb Wagner, Manager of Financial Planning WI, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x2N4bDmzdc
Other school employee info: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ItC4TkpqBk
Payroll Database: http://pibuzz.com/government-pay/ http://pibuzz.com/government-pay/
State of Wisconsin payroll database 2008
Author: Wisconsin Department of Administration
Keywords: salary salaries state
Language: English
Collection: opensource
This item is a list of 16,000 employees in the executive branch of the State of Wisconsin, listing name, agency, job title, “hourly compensation rate” and city of work for each employee. This list dates from late 2008 or early 2009, and excludes members of the Wisconsin State Employees Union (WSEU), Wisconsin Professional Employees Council (WPEC), Wisconsin Science Professionals (WSP), the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Association, and the Wisconsin State University System. This is the Wisconsin state employee salary list.
Creative Commons license: Public Domain: http://www.archive.org/stream/StateOfWisconsinPayrollDatabase2008/WI-Payroll-2008#page/n0/mode/2up
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Where did the numbers come from? I’d love to forward the info, but need a reference
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see the post again, the reference it there…
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