Illinois
Here’s how much Illinois education officials have made so far this year
Amongst training officers within the state of Illinois, officers from the Academics’ Retirement System of the State of Illinois have made essentially the most to this point this 12 months, with Chief Funding Officer Robert Rupnik to this point making $140,000.
Rupnik is on monitor for $420,000, whereas director Gregory Turk has made $107,600 (on monitor for $322,800). Evan Glazer, the president of the Illinois Math and Science Academy, has made $101,100 to this point this 12 months, and no different training official within the state has made greater than $100,000 to this point in 2022.
State Superintendent of Training Carmen Ayala has made $88,400 to this point this 12 months, on tempo for $265,200. Robert Werden, the regional superintendent for Madison County and Jill Reis, the regional superintendent for Regional Workplace of Training #1 in Illinois, which incorporates Morgan County, have each made $41,400 in 2022, on tempo for $124,800 this 12 months.
The typical instructor in Illinois made $70,705 in 2021, based on Illinois Report Card.
Ginger Ostro, the chief director of the Board of Increased Training for Illinois, has made $62,700 to this point this 12 months, on tempo for $214,800 and Brian Dunham, the chief director of the Group School Board for Illinois has made $69,200, on tempo for $207,600.
Rupnik, Turk and Glazer have made essentially the most amongst all Illinois state officers to this point in 2022.