From Niche, which has a lot more information on each school district:
- Crystal Lake High School District 155 – $80,529 (12.4% in first or second year, 63% of money goes to instruction)
- McHenry High School District 156 – $75,052 (14.1% in first or second year, percent for instruction not provided)
- Huntley School District 158 – $54,635 (6.5% in first or second year, percent for instruction not provided)
- Woodstock School District 200 – $64,273 (10.2% in first or second year, 58% percent for instruction)
- Fox River Grove Grade School District 3 – $57,235 (no teachers in first or second year, 58% for instruction)
- Algonquin School District 300 – $54,458 (13.7% in first or second year, 58% for instruction)
- Nippersink Grade School District 2 – $56,298 (8.5% in first or second year, 61% for instruction)
- McHenry Grade School District 15 – $55,077 (9.4% in first or second year, percent for instruction not provided)
- Crystal Lake Grade School District 47 – $50,971 (18% in first or second year, 52% for instruction)
- Prairie Grove Grade School District 46 – $51,223 (15.5% in first or second year, 63% for instruction)
- Marengo-Union Grade School District 165 – $47,893(17.8% in first or second year, 51% for instruction)
- Johnsburg School District 12 – $56,832 (8.3% in first or second year, 59% for instruction)
- Alden-Hebron School District 19 – $44,574 (27.1% in first or second year, 56% fpr instruction)
- Cary Grade School District 26 – $56,494 (25.2% in first or second year, 57% for instruction)
- Harvard School District 50 – $46,544 (4.3% in first or second year, 58% for instruction)
Average school salaires range from a low of $46,.544 in Harvard to a high of $80,539 in the Crystal Lake High School District.
Note the low perecent of first and second year teachers (4.3%) in Harvard versus the 12.4% figure in Crystal Lake District 155. The cost of living in Harvard, of course, is much lower than in the Crystal Lake-Cary-Fox River Grove part of McHenry County, as can be seen in the housing prices which are also provided by Niche.
The lowest turnover is in Fox River Grove–zero–while Cary and Alden-Hebron exceed one-quarter of the teaching staff.
The percentage going to pay teachers is an interesting statistic.
The lowest districts (51% and 23%) the Marengo-Union and Crystal Lake Grade School Districts, while the highest are found in the Crystal Lake High School and the Prairie Grove Grade School Districts (63%).
Most spend 57-59% of their money paying teachers.
For D155, I went to the State report card and I’m coming up with this for their pay.
https://www.illinoisreportcard.com/District.aspx?source=teachers&Districtid=44063155016
You can go directly to the D155 website (or any district’s website) and look at their compensation report by employee.
D155: https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1661533003/d155org/pbgf067ah58vlfjt4cpd/EISAdminTeacherSalaryBenefitsReport2022.pdf
It lists 386 teachers and Admins totaling $40.5 million in base salaries, plus $2.3 million in TRS benefits, $5.7 million in other benefits, and $0.2 million in annuities.
Liars figure and figures lie, there is not a 50K difference between the salaries of 155 and 47 teachers!
Remember is an average.
Alden-Hebron (which you misspelled in the article) has a lower average than Harvard according to the numbers you posted.
The American Federation of Teachers President is visiting Ukraine this week, to chat with teachers and kids.
Reading and math test scores will plummet 30-40%.
Am just exploring that ‘sweet spot’ of comedy space, where Teachers Unions go from currently being a punchline, to finally being prosecuted.
How would you spell Alden-Hebron?
Check this line. v v v v
“The lowest turnover is in Fox River Grove–zero–while Cary and Aldin-Hebron exceed one-quarter of the teaching staff.”
^ ^ ^ ^ You spelled Alden as Aldin.
Thanks, Citizen Editor.
Do any or all of the teachers in school districts in McHenry County belong to the AFT Union?
Its leader, Randi Weingarten, not very credible.
She defended CRT and other nonsense.
Weingarten is a perfect example of what our Jewish overlords really are:
https://thefederalist.com/2022/10/11/i-wont-go-to-war-with-russia-for-randi-weingarten/
Viva Putin!
Losin’ Putin. 😁
Woodstock teachers belong to the Illinois Federation of Teachers.
AFT teachers’ union president, Randi Weingarten, went to The Ukraine. A war zone. She is apparently violating an order by the U.S. Government that American citizens are prohibited from going there. She has to be careful with regard to the Logan Act of the U.S. also.
https://thefederalist.com/2022/10/11/i-wont-go-to-war-with-russia-for-randi-weingarten/
Tweet by Randi:
“Woke up this am to reports of disgusting Russian missile strikes in Kyiv, Lviv & other cities. Heading to the border now to assess the situation. This Russian attempt to frighten civilians & the effect on children (who are learning online today) is why this 🇺🇦 trip is so important.”
Per WIKI:
“The Logan Act (1 Stat. 613, 18 U.S.C. § 953, enacted January 30, 1799) is a United States federal law that criminalizes negotiation by unauthorized American citizens with foreign governments having a dispute with the United States. The intent behind the Act is to prevent unauthorized negotiations from undermining the government’s position.”
Union activity seems to include……everything?