Salary for Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School Jobs

Updated: 6 Feb 2012
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Salary$32,984 - $101,443  
   
Bonus$29.36 - $10,067  
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$30,400 - $101,337  
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Education, K-12 Schools$42,077 - $103,046
Education$41,209 - $99,818
School District$40,715 - $98,142
Education, College/University$40,903 - $98,602

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Key Statistics for Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School Jobs

Gender
Female
55%
female alumni
 
Male
45%
male alumni
Salary:$48,651 - $79,784 $50,868 - $85,271
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
2%
1-4 years
27%
5-9 years
18%
10-19 years
31%
20 years or more
22%
Most Common Health Benefits
medical benefits Medical: 81% dental benefits Dental: 58%
vision benefits Vision: 39% employee benefits None: 16%

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Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School

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$30,400 - $101,337
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Elementary School Teacher
$25,054 - $61,760
High School Teacher
$28,976 - $68,245
Secondary School Teacher
$26,941 - $63,137
 
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Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School

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$30,400 - $101,337
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School Superintendent
$61,079 - $180,946
Executive Director, Non-Profit Organization
$32,385 - $108,813
Consultant, Education/Training
$34,543 - $140,301
 

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Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School Job Description

People with the job title Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Plan, direct, or coordinate the academic, clerical, or auxiliary activities of public or private elementary or secondary level schools.

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Longevity: Is There Any Value to It Any Longer?
Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School - (City withheld for privacy), North Carolina, United States
I have been a career educator for over 25 years now. Although my service to the organization receive above standard ratings, the opportunity for a promotion is at a standstill. Administrators retire and/or leave the field every day for whatever reason. Some leave and return at a higher executive level. I have always been committed to the job I do, but often feel overlooked or cast aside for whatever reason. Research can prove that if there were a husband/wife team in education, both received ...
Posted in Fair Pay on 30 Nov 2006
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