Central CUSD 4
2017
Data year101
Employees$5 million
Total expenditure$44,624
Median salarySummary
The median salary in Central CUSD 4 is higher than 34.72% of School District median salaries in Illinois.
Central CUSD 4 spent more on payroll in 2017 than 60.24% of other employers in the School District category.
The highest spending department in Central CUSD 4 is the Central High School, with an annual payroll expenditure of $1,503,409.
Employees View all (101)
Top earners in Central CUSD 4
| Name | Position | Department | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tonya L Evans | District Superintendent | Central Cusd 4 | $120,847 |
| Victoria A Marquis | Chief School Business Official | Central Cusd 4 | $91,855 |
| Connie L Hitchens | Library Information Specialist | Central CUSD 4 Central High School | $80,269 |
| Theresa Lynn Eimen | Teacher | Central CUSD 4 Chebanse Elem School | $74,958 |
| Dawn M Oltmanns | Special Education Director | Central Cusd 4 | $74,900 |
Data year: 2017 (Source)
Departments View all (5)
Top-spending departments in Central CUSD 4
| Department | Number of employees | Median salary | Total expenditure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central High School | 31 | $48,497 | $2 million |
| Chebanse Elem School | 31 | $44,502 | $1 million |
| John L Nash Middle School | 29 | $41,255 | $1 million |
| Central Cusd 4 | 4 | $87,272 | $349k |
| Ashkum Early Literacy Center | 6 | $31,305 | $188k |
Data year: 2017 (Source)
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