Pay Soars For Schools Chiefs In Big Districts
Washington
As urban and larger suburban districts search a shallow pool of proven leaders who can improve their public schools, the price of superintendents is rising--in several cases above the $200,000 mark.
And while the schools chiefs in such high-profile districts as Chicago, Philadelphia, and the District of Columbia earn less than that amount, some suburban and smaller-city superintendents are...
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