Average K-12 Public School Administrator In Wisconsin Earned $129,563 In 2018

By MacIverNews - October 21, 2019

Administrator Salaries, Administrators, Cost of Education, Department of Public Education, Education Budget, Education Salary and Benefits, K-12 Education, K12, Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association, MPS, MPS Board, MPS Budget, Schools

By Ola Lisowski – 44% of administrators earned more than six figures in salary alone, an increase from last year. Read More Average K-12 Public School Administrator In Wisconsin Earned $129,563 In 2018

MPS Board Passes A Budget – And The Buck

By Ola Lisowski - June 4, 2018

Benefits, Dr. Darienne Driver, Dr. Keith Posley, Education Salary and Benefits, K-12 Education, Milwaukee Public Schools, MPS, MPS Board, MPS Budget, Spending, Taxes

By Ola Lisowski – Milwaukee Public Schools plans to cut millions of dollars from its central office, while other costs continue to spiral out of control in the district’s preliminary $1.173 billion budget passed late last month on a unanimous vote by the board of education. Read More MPS Board Passes A Budget – And The Buck

From the Wausau Daily Herald – Wausau District to Change How Teachers are Paid

By MacIver Institute - August 27, 2013

Act 10, Education Salary and Benefits, It's Working, It's Working Wisconsin, Performance Pay, Teacher Tenure, Wausau

The Wausau School District is looking to make changes to the pay structure for teachers. They have formed a committee of teachers, administrators, and school board members to find a better, more effective way to pay teachers. Thanks to the reforms that Act 10 put in place, the school district is able to switch the pay structure to a performance based one and not solely on seniority. The district hopes to have the new pay plan in place by the 2014-2015 school year. Read More From the Wausau Daily Herald – Wausau District to Change How Teachers are Paid

Sauk Prairie School “Board leaves teachers’ health benefits as-is”

By Brett Healy - May 17, 2012

Education, Education Salary and Benefits, Gov. Walker, It's Working, It's Working Wisconsin, IWW, Wisconsin

From the Sauk Prairie Eagle – The board was considering changes that would have increased how much teachers pay for office visits and prescription drugs. Under the new plan, teachers would have paid $6 for generic prescription drugs, $10 for… Read More Sauk Prairie School “Board leaves teachers’ health benefits as-is”