Schools
29 High School District Employees Made Over $150K
New records show that two high school district employees made over $200,000.
Twenty-nine employees at the made $150,000 or more in 2011 and two made over $200,000, according to data recently released by Bay Area News Group.
The online database was created as part of an ongoing public records project started by Bay Area News Group that has detailed the spending for 271 government agencies throughout the Bay Area.
The data shows the cost of salaries, medical insurance and retirement benefits and other compensation for more than 185,000 workers at counties, cities, special districts and school districts that released the information under the state public records act.
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Some highlights for the Sequoia Union High School District:
Out of the district's 1,645 full-time and part-time employees, Superintendent James Lianides made the most with a base salary of $196,055 and income of $244,941.
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There are two teachers from the district who made this list. The rest are administrators.
Here is a breakdown, by total compensation, of the 29 top-paid city employees in 2011:
**Total Cost of Employment includes overtime, other cash pay, employee contributions to medical, dental, vision, pension and deffered compensation, and miscellaneous payments.
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