El Ravenswood 2020 by Meda O. Okelo

APRIL 2020 • VOLUME 1 • NUMBER 3

2 Publisher’s Corner 3 Events Calendar. Past ,

Upcoming And Ongoing 4 Goro Mitchel Edged Out As Martha Stryker Leads The Pack To Join Father On The East Palo Alto Sanitary District 5 Ca Senate District 13 Headed For November Runoff

7 Phil Scott, General Manager Of The West Bay Sanitary District, Is Retiring 8 Gina Sudaria Takes On Superintendent Mantle 9 Russell Lowell Bouligny Sr. November 8, 1948 - April 25, 2019 10 East Palo Alto’s Warrior Against Drug, Violence And

Crime Dies In Stockton. December 17, 1936-February 20, 2020 11 Ravenswood City School District Lags in Personnel Compensation MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD 1

ow much do elected, appointed and hired public officials get paid in educational agencies serving East Palo Alto and Menlo Park? What is the average pay of teachers and how does the pay influence teacher quality, teacher retention and the school districtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s effectiveness? This issue contains the compensation of the Ravenswood City School District, (RCSD) the Menlo Park City School District (MPCSD) and the Las Lomitas School District (LLSD). School districts are expected to educate our youth, however the stark resource differences between districts begs the question as to how society expects all students to have an equal chance at being prepared for the lives ahead of them. In 2018 the average salary in the RCSD was $48,552 compared to MPCSD â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s $57,908 and $66,840 for LLSD. For teachers, in the same year, the average pay was respectively $57,011 (RCSD), $99,108 (MPCSD)and $66,309 (LLSD). The Learning Policy Institute noted in 2017 that turnover rates for teachers were 50% higher in Title 1 schools which serve more low-income students and 70% higher for teachers in schools serving the largest concentrations of students of color. The institute further acknowledges that lower salaries is one of several reasons teachers choose to leave school districts. Other reasons include lack of administrative support, dissatisfactions with testing and accountability pressures, lack of opportunities for advancement, and dissatisfaction with working conditions. The poor performance by students in the RCSD should be of little surprise. Teacher attrition has direct impact on student academic outcome and district budgets. Teachers are widely acknowledged as the most important influence on student achievement and research reveals that high rates of turnover harm student achievement. The Learning Policy Institute estimates that it costs approximately $20,000 annually to replace a teacher. Over the four-year period from 2014 to 2017, the Ravenswood City School District lost an average of 26 teachers annually representing an annual budgetary impact of $520,000. The RCSD cannot afford to keep the teacher attrition rate at its current level. Teachers must be paid competitively particularly if they desire to live in close proximity to where they work.. The community must find ways in which the district could be appropriately funded to minimize teacher attrition to ensure that students have consistent teachers thereby guaranteeing good student educational outcomes. Poor student performance, due to teacher attrition as well as other factors, cannot continue because it it does, the school district as we know it will vanish soon. Families coaxed by such organizations as Innovate Public Schools will continue to ferry their children to expanding as well as newly created charter schools, private and other schools. Communities within the district will seek to separate from the district to join other districts or even form a new district. Something must change if the RCSD hopes to be in existence a few years from now.

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COMMUNITY

CANCELLED EVENTS

ON GOING MEETINGS AND EVENTS

March 31 Saturday Annual Ravenswood Little League-Youth Sports Parade. Bell Street to Jack Farrell Park April 11 Thursday Foundation For College Education (FCE) 25th Annual Gala May Cinco de Mayo Annual Festival and Parade

3rd Tuesdays, Menlo Park Fire Protection District regular board meeting 7:00 P.M. 170 Middlefield Street, Menlo Park. 1st and 3rd Mondays, Kiwanis Club of the Bayshore Community Club Meeting, 12:00-1:30 P.M. 1875 Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto Every Thursday, East Palo Alto Bayshore Rotary Club meeting 7:00-8.30 P.M. East Palo Alto YMCA 550 Bell Street.

FUTURE EVENTS (MAYBE ?) May 21 Thursday, San Mateo Credit Union (SMCU) Annual Meeting and academic scholarship awards

1st and 3rd Tuesday, East Palo Alto City Council Meetings 7:30 P.M., 2415 University Avenue, East Palo Alto. 1st Thursday of the month, East Palo Alto Sanitary District, 7:00 P.M. 901 Weeks Street, East Palo Alto

Juneteenth

2nd and 4th Thursday of the month, Ravenswood City School District regular board meetings 7:15 PM in the District Office Board Room, 2120 Euclid Avenue, East Palo Alto

July 25 Saturday, Annual East Palo Alto Collard Green Cultural Festival

Tuesdays (varies), Menlo Park City Council 7:00 P.M. 701 Laurel Street, Menlo Park.

2nd and 4th Wednesdays, West Bay Sanitary District regular board meeting 7:00 P.M. 500 Laurel Street, Menlo Park. 4th Thursday, The Peninsula Clean Energy Board of Directors usually meets on the fourth Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. Meetings are held at the Peninsula Clean Energy office, 2075 Woodside Road, Redwood City, CA 94061. The San Francisquito Creek Joint Powers Authority (SFCJPA) Board meets monthly at the city council chambers of either East Palo Alto, Menlo Park or Palo Alto. Phone: 650-324-1972 Email: jpa@ sfcjpa.org 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. The East Palo Alto Commission Meetings are held in the City Council Chambers: 2415 University Avenue in East Palo Alto.

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ELECTIONS

Goro Mitchel Edged Out As Martha Stryker Leads The Pack To Join Father On The East Palo Alto Sanitary District

artha Stryker, the daughter of long-term incumbent East Palo Alto Sanitary District director, Dennis Scherzer, garnered the most votes in the recent March primary election to fill three vacancies on the wastewater management agency. Ms. Stryker, born and raised in East Palo Alto and a teacher at Beechwood School was the highest vote-getter in all 14 precincts including the districtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s precinct located in the Willows neighborhood in Menlo Park. Incumbents Betsy Yanez and Glenda Savage came in second and third respectively. Incumbent Goro Mitchell came in a close fourth, and therefore lost his seat. Edrick Haggans who had served on the board previously and who has made several unsuccessful attempts to rejoin the board had the least votes. Mark Dinan, who received a frontpage treatment with his allegations about inappropriate expenditures and the supposedly anti-development actions of the current sanitary district was second to last.

MARTHA G. STRYKER

GLENDA R. SAVAGE

East Palo Alto Sanitary District Voting By Precinct

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EDRICK L. HAGGANS

BETSY YANEZ

GORO MITCHELL

ELECTIONS

CA Senate District 13 Headed For November Runoff

enate District 13 is headed for a November runoff after no candidate garnered more than 50% of the vote One Libertarian, one Republican and five Democrats were seeking to replace Senator Jerry Hill (Democrat-San Mateo) who will be termed out at the end of the year. Senate District 13 stretches from South San Francisco to Sunnyvale including, of course, East Palo Alto and Menlo Park. The seven included Democrats Josh Becker, Michael Brownrigg, Sally Lieber, Shelly Masur and Anne Oliva; Republican Alexander Glew and Libertarian John Webster. The March 3 open primary election allowed voters to cast a ballot for any candidate regardless of party affiliation. Josh Becker, a Democrat and the lead vote-getter, will be running against Alexander Glew, a Republican. Josh Becker, Shelly Masur, Anne Oliva and Sally Lieber were the top candidates in the Senate 13 race Incumbent Assemblyman Mike Berman handily beat his two opponents to regain his Assembly District 24 seat. He was challenged by Republican Peter Ohtaki, former council member and mayor of the City of Menlo Park, who came a distant second and Libertarian Kenneta Watson who dragged on in third position. Both East Palo Alto and Belle Haven in Menlo Park supported the incumbent. Belle Haven’s second choice was their fellow resident and former elected official Peter Ohtaki. Proposition 13, supported in East Palo Alto, the Belle-Haven community and San Mateo County, failed statewide. It was a measure put on the ballot by the state Legislature which would have allowed the state to sell $15

billion in general obligation bonds to fund school, community college and university facility projects. In addition, school districts and community college districts would have been authorized to issue more local bonds, and school districts would have new limits on their ability to levy developer fees. In the presidential primary, East Palo Alto and Menlo Park-Belle Haven’s voting mirrored San Mateo County’s results. The five top vote getters were the same: Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Michael Bloomberg and Donald Trump.

JOSH BECKER

SHELLY MASUR

ANNE OLIVA

SALLY LIEBER

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ELECTIONS Senate District 13 Election Results Candidate San Mateo % Santa Clara % Total % Josh Becker 40,463 22% 25,940 27% 66,403 24% Alexander Glew 32,624 18% 15,732 16% 48,356 17% Shelly Masur 34,665 19% 10,531 11% 45,196 16% Annie Oliva 24,410 13% 8,890 9% 33,300 12% Mike Brownrigg 23,518 13% 8,955 9% 32,473 12% Sally J. Lieber 23,082 13% 24,655 25% 47,737 17% John H. Webster 3,572 2% 2,336 2% 5,908 2% Total 182,334 97,039 279,373

Senate District 13 Local Election Results Candidate

East Palo Alto

Belle Haven

TOTAL

Josh Becker

1,076

276

1,352

27%

Shelly Masur

784

294

1,078

21%

Annie Oliva

755

211

966

19%

Sally J. Lieber

559

167

726

14%

Mike Brownrigg

349

143

492

10%

Alexander Glew

225

310

John H. Webster

104

Total

3,821

1,207

5,028

Presidential Primaries -Top Ten Candidates-San Mateo County San Mateo

State Assembly, 24th District Results

Bernie Sanders

47,565

Joseph R. Biden

45,271

Michael R. Bloomberg

27,160

Candidate

San Mateo

Santa Clara %

Total

Elizabeth Warren

25,490

Marc Berman

27,101

73%

72,460

75%

99,561

74%

Donald J. Trump

25,283

Peter Ohtaki

8,348

22%

20,033

21%

28,381

21%

Pete Buttigieg

8,912

Kennita Watson

1,857

4,351

6,208

Amy Klobuchar

4,925

Total

37,306

Tom Steyer

2,877

Bill Weld

1,829

Andrew Yang

1,556

96,844

134,150

State Assembly, 24th District Local Results Candidate

East Palo Alto

Menlo Park

Total

Marc Berman

3,094

899

3,993

81%

Kennita Watson

342

122

464

10%

Peter Ohtaki

295

136

431

Total

3,731

1,157

4,888

Proposition 13 Results

Presidential Primaries - Local Results Menlo EPA Park Total Total Total Bernie Sanders

1,758 470

2,228

Joseph R. Biden

814

301

1,115

Elizabeth Warren

378

151

529

Michael R. Bloomberg 343

119

462

Donald J. Trump

117

173

PROPOSITION 13

Yes

Yes %

No %

Pete Buttigieg

106

California

4,280,820

46.9%

4,838,128

53.1%

Tom Steyer

Santa Clara County

236,214

51%

227,012

49%

Amy Klobuchar

San Mateo County

120,224

56%

94788

44%

Andrew Yang

East Palo Alto

2,654

69%

1,167

31%

Bill Weld

Belle Haven

887

72%

337

28%

JuliĂŁn Castro

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TRANSITIONS

Phil Scott, General Manager Of The West Bay Sanitary District, Is Retiring

n a farewell letter to rate payers published in the District Bulletin, Phil Scott, the General Manager of the West Bay Sanitary District, announced his retirement. The District is currently searching for his replacement and accepted letters of interest until March 16. The recruitment is being conducted by William Avery and Associates, Inc., an executive search and labor relations consulting firm. Noting that he had served as the District Manager for the last 10 years, and had been in the water and wastewater business since 1981, he announced that it was time ”to let the younger men and women with fresh ideas and bright hopes for the future build upon the foundation that has been laid as they continue to make West Bay an innovative, responsive district.”

Mr. Scott made a point to note that he was proud to say that he had done his best” to serve the terrific communities and cities of Menlo Park, Portola Valley, Atherton and unincorporated portions of San Mateo County.” His list failed to mention the city of East Palo Alto and the Town of Woodside. Mr. Scott told El Ravenswood that the omission was inadvertent and that during his tenure with the District, he has worked well with both East Palo Alto and the Town of Woodside. West Bay Sanitary District provides wastewater collection services to the City of Menlo Park, the towns of Atherton and Portola Valley, and areas of East Palo Alto, Woodside and unincorporated San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Services include the maintenance and operation over 200

miles of main line sewer system. The District conveys raw wastewater, to Silicon Valley Clean Water (SVCW) for treatment. The District serves 1,117 residential and 47 Commercial parcels in East Palo Alto according to District officials.

Cari Pang Chen Leaves Rebuilding Together Peninsula (RTP)

fter nearly 12 years, Cari Pang Chen, Associate Director at Rebuilding Together Peninsula (RTP,) left the organization in late April “to focus more on our family and my volunteer activities for now. “ Cari Pang Chen is widely known and admired in East Palo Alto for her former role as Program Coordinator for the East Palo Alto Neighborhood Improvement Initiative. She coordinated the partnership between the Stanford University’s Haas Center for Public Service and the Initiative. The Initiative led to the creation of One East Palo Alto. Rebuilding Together began in 1973, when a group of people in Midland, Texas, realized that homes in their

community had fallen into disrepair and their inhabitants could not afford to fix them. The group volunteered their time and skills to rehabilitate those homes. The group became known as Christmas in April and committed to performing repair and rehabilitation work in their community every April. The mission rapidly spread beyond Texas as well changing from an April only event to an all-year-round enterprise Christmas in April opened its national office in 1988 and changed its name to Rebuilding Together. With its corporate and community partners, RBD not only repairs homes, it revitalizes communities and rebuilds lives. Rebuilding Together’s local affiliates and nearly 100,000 volunteers,

reportedly completes about 10,000 rebuild projects nationwide annually. Rebuilding Together has completed over 3000 projects in the Peninsula.

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TRANSITIONS

Gina Sudaria Takes On Superintendent Mantle Ravenswood City School District Superintendents Since 1985 Superintendent

Appointment

Title

date

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Service

07/01/2020

Superintendent

Sudaria, Gina

2/28/2019

Interim Superintendent

6/30/2020

1.3

Hernandez-Goff, Gloria

9/1/2013

Superintendant

3/31/2019

5.5

Meza-De La Vega, Maria

7/1/2005

Superintendant

7/1/2013

8.0

Law, LaDawn

6/1/2004

Superintendant

7/1/2005

1.1

Gonella, Floyd

1/1/2003

Superintendent

6/1/2004

1.5

Mae-Knight, Charlie

10/10/1985

Superintendant

12/1/2002

17.3

Hometown: Santa Ana

Years of

Date

Sudaria, Gina

GINA SUDARIA

n what some may call an expected decision, on March 28, the Ravenswood City School District Board, after interviewing an unknown number of candidates, selected Gina Sudaria as the fifth superintendent of the district in the last 18 years following the long tenure of Dr. Charlie Mae Knight who left the district after almost two decades of service. The new superintendent faces the challenges of a rapidly declining student population and a teacher attrition-rate that experts assert is detrimental to student outcomes On April 16, the Education Board granted Ms. Sudaria a two-year $185,000-a-year contract beginning on July 1. A 21-year veteran of the District, Ms. Sudaria has served as a teacher, a vice principal, principal and director of student services. She was appointed Interim Superintendent following the departure of Gloria Hernandez-Goff in March last year. In that 21-year period, she has served under five superintendents as an intern, teacher, vice-principal- principal, Human Resources Director, Director of Student Services and Interim Superintendent.

Departure

Schooling: Park Private Day School, Santa Ana; Newport Harbor High School, Costa Mesa Fun Fact: (Besides being a jock, was the first black homecoming queen and crowned my sister, Cara HeadsSlaughter, the following year) College: Stanford University BA in Psychology, Minor in Afro and African American Studies; California State University – East Bay M.S. Educational Leadership and Administration Family: Married to David Sudaria, Children: Daughters Ashlee, Sydney, and Hannah and son: Elijah Why She became Superintendent. When I started education career, I did not aspire to become a Superintendent. I became an educator because of my love to encourage and empower. Little did I know that the community I thought I was serving was providing me the greatest service, giving me purpose and life. My young adult and professional years were groomed right here in East Palo Alto and the Belle Haven community in Menlo Park. I have drawn so many lessons along the way in my various leadership roles. This community has taught me that there are leaders amongst leaders and together

we can meet the needs of our students if we have a shared vision and plan. So, when the opportunity presented itself last year to serve as interim superintendent and to pursue the permanent superintendent role, there was no doubt that I viewed it as an opportunity to give back to what has already been given to me tenfold. Favorite Memory of the District. One of the most memorable moments for me was when one of our 8th grade students, who was Spanish speaking only when he arrived as a 5th grade student, was selected to join a handful of students to interview His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, who was visiting the District, The student excelled and I was too overwhelmed with joy to remember what was said.

Superintendent Sudaria’s history in the District • April 2019- June 30,2020, Interim Superintendent • August 2018- March 2019, Director of Students Services • July 2016- July 2018, Director of Human Resources • August 2008- June 2016, Principal, Costaño School • August 2004-July 2008, Vice Principal, Costaño School • August 1998-July 2004, Teacher, Belle Haven School

OBITUARY

Russell Lowell Bouligny Sr.

NOVEMBER 8, 1948 - APRIL 25, 2019

ussell Bouligny Sr. of Union City and a former Finance Director with the City of East Palo Alto passed away April 25, 2019, approximately a year ago, at age 70. He was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, to Houston and Ethel Bouligny. He attended Cohn High School and received a master’s degree from Southern University. He was married to Bonnie Bouligny on February 15, 1969. Russell had a career in Accounting and Finance and worked in various fiscal positions for Cypress Mandela Training Center, Oakland Private Industry Council, City of East Palo Alto, and Morris, Davis CPA, an accounting firm. He was a member of the Nubian Network. He had a passion for golf, fishing, and bowling. Russell served in the City of East Palo Alto as its Finance Director during

the eighties, a challenging time in the City’s history. He is one of the pioneers who served in the City of East Palo Alto’s first decade. He was preceded in death by other pioneers: Jesse Smith, the city’s first public works director; Stanley Hall, the city’s second city manager; Rahn Sibley, one of the city’s first police officers who rose up the ranks to commander; Larry Brooks, Management Analyst, Danny Williams, Recreation Leader, Alma Jackson, Recreation Leader, and Officer Sam “Mustafa” Floyd. Other city employees or former employees who have passed away include Joel Davis and Richard May, two officers killed in the line of duty; Emmanuel Funches, Maintenance Worker; Jim Woods, City Electrician; Antoinette Pietras, Rent Stabilization Administrator; Daniel McGovern, Police Maintenance Mechanic; Tommie Hawkins, Secretary; Officers Marie Watts, Paul Bates (one of the original

Russell Bouligny being celebrated at a birthday party in his honor while at the City of East Palo Alto.

eight who were sent to the academy to be the first East Palo Alto police officers), Bob Lucca and Kenny Rogers; Captain John Sterling, who left the city and served as Police Chief in Ridgecrest and Santa Maria; Commander Kelly; the city’s first police chief Dan Tecumseh Nelson who served as the Chief of Police of Salinas; and Debbie Bickell, Program Manager Russell is survived by his wife Bonnie; their only child, Russell Bouligny Jr.; daughter-in-law Maria Bouligny; grandchildren Jordyn Bouligny, Marianna Pasillas, Yasmine Walls; great grandchildren Nalylah & Otto Cruz and Darren Walls Jr.; and brother and sister, Osmund Bouligny and Kathy Knighten-Russell. He was preceded in death by his parents and elder brother Houston Bouligny. Funeral arrangements were held May 14, 2019 at Palma Ceia Baptist Church.

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OBITUARY

East Palo Alto’s Warrior Against Drug, Violence And Crime Dies In Stockton DECEMBER 17, 1936-FEBRUARY 20, 2020

everend Robert ‘Bob” Harley died in Stockton on February 20. He was 84 years old. A father of five, he was born on December 17, 1936 and grew up in Texas. A familiar figure to many in East Palo Alto before his relocation to Stockton, Reverend Hartley first hit the headlines in 1988 when he co-founded with the late Stephanie Smith an organization dedicated to fighting the rampant drug use in East Palo Alto. Community Organized for the Prevention and Eradication of drug use (C.O.P.E) was well-known for its anti-drug parades and activities including the belief that drug rehabilitation could be achieved through prayer and isolation. On one occasion, the organization sequestered two drug addicts, Chandra and Larry, in an empty building praying for them and comforting them as they went through violent withdrawal symptoms. Chandra and Larry were actually a couple who had abandoned their children due to their addiction. COPE reunited the family, arranged for a formal wedding of the couple, and provided the couple with a new home and a new start. Hartley eventually started a drug rehabilitation facility in a single-family residential home on Fordham Street that became known as C.O.P.E house. Not one to shy away from problems or causes, Hartley became a member of Pastors on Patrol, a group of ministers who went out to crime hot spots to get those suspected of involvement in crime to turn their lives over to God. In addition, Hartley became known for his twenty-four-hour vigils at public locations dedicated to sensitizing the

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Chandra and Larry Arnold, the first clients of at their C.O.P.E. coordinated wedding. community about street violence. In 1991, the year before East Palo Alto being known for its per capita homicide rate, he held a vigil lasting 27 days to raise the community’s consciousness against violence. In 2004, at the age of 66 and serving as an associate pastor at the Church of God in Christ, he held another round the clock vigil lasting five days, at the roadside memorial on East Bayshore Road for Jaiel Sims, a 23-year-old man shot and killed February 29, East Palo Alto’s first homicide that year. Hundreds of residents joined him for the candlelight vigils. Hartley had always wanted to rally religious leaders and encourage them to speak out in the hope that their collective voice would defuse

the seemingly endless volatile street situation in East Palo Alto. “A lot of it is just making a presence, being out talking with these young men, helping them understand drugs and other forms of hostility aren’t the way to go,” he was quoted as saying in a San Francisco Chronicle interview. “When I came to East Palo Alto in 2003, he was one of the first pastors to call me to engage me in initiatives to stem the rampant violence in the community,” said Father Larry Goody of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic church. “That anti-violence work led us to establish a Boys Club facility within the church’s premises,” He added The club still exists and serves both boys and girls.

COMMUNITY

Ravenswood City School District Lags in Personnel Compensation

he average salary for employees at the 3,436-student Ravenswood City School District is $48,552 compared to $57,908 at the neighboring 2,930-student Menlo Park City School District and $ 66,840 at the 1,254-student Las Lomitas School District. The Ravenswood City School District has the lowest average salary for teachers at $57,011 with Las Lomitas averaging $66,309 and Menlo Park being at the top at $99,108. The disparity is also evident in the per capita student expenditure for the three districts, with Ravenswood at the bottom at $16,357 per student compared to $20,683 for the Menlo Park City School District and $41,866 for Las Lomitas. In its March issue, El Ravenswood published the 2018 compensation of the employees of the cities of East Palo Alto and Menlo Park. This issue continues that effort focusing on the 2018 compensation for two educational agencies serving the cities of East Palo Alto and Menlo Park. The Ravenswood City School District provides elementary and middle school education to children in East Palo Alto and the Belle Haven community of Menlo Park, while the Menlo Park City School District and Las Lomitas share the remaining portions of the city of Menlo Park. In 2018 the Ravenswood City School District had 590 employees â&#x20AC;&#x201C; most of them (56%) engaged in direct instructional services, 12% in administration and policy and 32% in support services. The Menlo Park City School District had 576 employees with 48% engaged in instructional services, 3% in administrative and policy and 15% in support services.

Transparent California data has employee names plus the title of their positions, however, 35% of the information although it had the name of employees there was no position title information. Additionally, some of these non-titled employees earned as little as $.09 to $111,956 in 2018. The Las Lomitas School District had 132 employees, 66% of whom engaged in instructional activities: 30% in support and 4% in administrative services.

Average teacher salaries nationwide in 2017-18 ranged from a high of $84,227 in New York to a low of $44,926 in Mississippi.

Top 10 Average Teacher Salaries (2017) Elementary School 1. New York: 2. California: 3. Connecticut 4. Alaska: 5. District of Columbia: 6. Massachusetts: 7. New Jersey: 8. Virginia: 9. Rhode Island: 10. Maryland: Middle School 1. New York: 2. Alaska: 3. Connecticut: 4. Washington, DC: 5. Massachusetts: 6. California: 7. Oregon: 8. New Jersey: 9. Virginia: 10. Illinois:

$80,540 $77,990 $77,900 $77,030 $76,950 $76,590 $69,500 $68,460 $67,990 $67,340 $80,940 $79,430 $78,990 $74,540 $74,400 $74,190 $73,630 $71,450 $67,770 $66,630

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COMMUNITY

In California there are 560 Elementary districts, 87 High School districts, 330 Unified districts. 2018 Compensation-Ravenswood City School District

Assistant Superintendent

Accountant

Associate Superintendent

57,855.00

85,802.16

54,376.76

54,120.88

51,888.08

43,365.91

41,721.27

40,591.84

40,533.75

37,618.06

17,775.00

16,577.73

15,285.13

15,125.32

651.02

11,665.13

9,583.82

Accounting Manager

Administrative Secretary Administrative Secretary

After Sch. Prog. Leader

After School Prog Site Coord.

After School Prog. Coord.

After School Prog. Leader

After School Prog. Leader After School Prog. Leader

After School Prog. Leader

19,207.89

17,827.73

15,998.31

15,667.94

After School Prog. Leader

15,432.40

After School Prog. Leader

15,045.54

14,460.56

After School Prog. Leader

12,398.07

After School Prog. Leader

11,121.20

After School Prog. Leader

9,774.11

After School Prog. Leader

9,487.15

After School Prog. Leader

8,458.41

7,355.65

After School Prog. Leader

5,446.56

After School Prog. Leader

5,248.55

After School Prog. Leader

4,960.69

4,833.11

After School Prog. Leader

4,658.15

After School Prog. Leader

4,432.72

After School Prog. Leader

3,979.17

After School Prog. Leader

3,765.27

After School Prog. Leader

2,850.96

1,286.89

34,138.20

19,979.90

After School Prog. Leader.

After School Site Coord. After School Site Coord.

Assistant Superintendent Audio Visual Technician

Audio Visual Technician

$ $

18,486.43

Child Nutrition & Ed.

16,743.87

Child Nutrition & Ed.

16,475.84

Child Nutrition & Ed.

1,487.70

Child Nutr. & Ed. Mngr.

18,483.08

109,500.00

Child Nutrition & Ed. Worker

14,328.67

48,465.00

Child Nutrition & Ed. Worker

3,875.00

48,031.73

Classified Analyst

62,743.82

10,687.12

Community Outreach Specialist

24,209.55

10,666.91

Compliance Analyst

44,814.07

Bilingual School Clerk

33,552.81

Confidential Secretary

69,803.00

32,576.35

Confidential Secretary

59,738.29

28,016.63

Confidential Secretary

56,090.21

23,019.24

Confidential Secretary

31,634.97

18,771.01

Confidential Secretary

27,548.31

Audio Visual Technician

Bilingual School Clerk Bilingual School Clerk

Bilingual School Clerk

14,794.04

Confidential Secretary

25,042.62

Bilingual School Clerk

13,950.72

Bilingual School Clerk

Coord. of Integ. Services

55,302.52

11,293.10

Coord. of Integ. Services

52,312.63

4,826.12

Coord. of Integ. Services

49,767.84

Bilingual School Clerk

4,733.05

Coordinator

99,921.00

2,880.00

Coordinator

98,137.28

2,880.00

Coordinator

95,437.59

Campus Relations Coor.

32,622.84

Coordinator

86,042.97

35,013.04

Coordinator

85,025.75

34,881.14

Coordinator

84,698.77

32,820.83

Coordinator

84,698.77

9,524.11

Coordinator

79,142.02

36,316.24

Coordinator

12,081.26

27,729.71

Counselor

47,383.78

Board Member

Campus Relations Coord. Campus Relations Coord.

Campus Relations Coord.

27,414.57

Custodian

49,224.44

Campus Relations Coord.

13,447.37

Carpenter

Custodian

46,261.94

16,035.17

Custodian

44,902.37

Carpenter

52,878.42

Custodian

44,896.83

Chief Business Official

152,502.00

Custodian

44,871.34

Chief Business Official

56,171.66

Custodian

44,668.44

42,637.20

Custodian

43,412.57

40,165.38

Custodian

43,412.57

39,479.97

Custodian

43,168.44

38,312.92

Custodian

42,851.05

Child Nutrition & Ed. Child Nutrition & Ed.

Child Nutrition & Ed.

Child Nutrition & Ed. Child Nutrition & Ed.

Child Nutrition & Ed.

34,383.58

Custodian

42,620.86

33,466.33

Custodian

42,471.23

32,937.00

Custodian

42,383.96

32,826.39

Custodian

42,148.50

31,836.36

Custodian

42,033.72

30,801.93

Custodian

41,633.88

30,745.94

Custodian

40,668.45

Child Nutrition & Ed.

30,217.00

Custodian

35,791.15

28,739.40

Custodian

20,824.80

28,630.76

Custodian

15,861.28

26,803.89

Custodian

14,488.38

26,309.74

Custodian

2,973.90

48,528.50

Child Nutrition & Ed.

48,330.97

Child Nutrition & Ed.

42,562.57

Assistant Director

78,122.03

12 MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD

79,394.00

22,323.29

After School. Prog Site Coord.

137,106.00

Child Nutrition & Ed.

Audio Visual Technician

After School. Prog Site Coord.

Child Nutrition & Ed.

Child Nutrition & Ed. Child Nutrition & Ed.

COMMUNITY Data Analyst

48,301.98

Data Quality Support Technician $

58,514.85

Director

120,322.74

Director

119,830.94

Director

115,149.00

90,643.15

Director

Director of Special Education District Nurse

District Registrar

103,213.38

57,715.29

60,687.59

Driver/Operator

51,763.30

Driver/Operator

48,273.80

Driver/Operator

48,231.05

Driver/Operator

39,198.77

Driver/Operator

36,173.89

Driver/Operator

36,079.18

Driver/Operator

32,223.89

Driver/Operator

29,750.66

Driver/Operator

28,291.26

Driver/Operator

23,105.41

Driver/Operator

19,994.24

Driver/Operator

2,434.88

Gardener

44,521.43

Glazier

54,247.89

39,272.70

17,111.49

12,681.28

Health & Wellness Coordinator

Health & Wellness Provider Health & Wellness Provider

Health Aide

35,096.83

Health and Wellness Provider

31,213.50

Health and Wellness Provider

19,830.27

Inclusion Specialist

16,165.71

51,016.66

Inclusion Specialist

41,610.10

Inclusion Specialist

2,880.00

Instructional Aide

36,650.52

Instructional Aide

30,915.59

Instructional Aide

28,299.68

26,616.42

22,532.46

Health and Wellness Provider

Instructional Aide Instructional Aide

Instructional Aide

20,917.45

Instructional Aide

19,769.20

Instructional Aide

19,605.18

Instructional Aide

19,349.61

19,093.22

18,423.54

Instructional Aide Instructional Aide

Instructional Aide

17,531.65

Instructional Aide

17,072.95

Instructional Aide

16,248.44

Interim Director

9,586.72

Instructional Aide

124,082.06

Interim Principal

121,378.04

Interim Principal

120,128.55

61,086.85

Laborer

54,698.11

Paraeducator

19,133.03

36,922.50

Paraeducator

14,224.70

Library Instruc. Media Specialist

23,296.73

Paraeducator

12,725.10

Library Instruct. Meda Specialist $

43,646.73

Paraeducator

12,622.14

Library Instruct. Meda Specialist

40,830.83

Paraeducator

11,702.09

Library Instruct. Meda Specialist $

Library Instruct. Meda Specialist

33,808.12

Paraeducator

11,428.41

30,419.61

Paraeducator

10,050.24

Maintenance Electrician

40,178.63

Paraeducator

7,004.03

Laborer

Literacy Coach

54,971.28

Paraeducator

5,372.61

Maintenance Mechanic

52,751.28

Paraeducator

4,522.21

Network Specialist

52,055.58

Paraeducator

4,490.11

46,968.75

Paraeducator

3,479.51

Not Provided

Nurse

88,381.88

Paraeducator

3,272.85

Paraeducator

38,152.99

Paraeducator

2,624.76

Paraeducator

37,416.91

Paraeducator

1,925.48

Paraeducator

37,357.23

Paraeducator

330.11

Paraeducator

35,777.95

Payroll Specialist

58,586.14

Paraeducator

35,670.57

Payroll Specialist

9,370.74

Paraeducator

34,322.02

Permit Teacher (CDC)

28,867.79

Paraeducator

33,720.45

Permit Teacher (CDC)

28,669.15

Paraeducator

33,445.23

Permit Teacher (CDC)

26,273.29

Paraeducator

29,492.43

Permit Teacher (CDC)

22,853.20

Paraeducator

28,004.50

Permit Teacher (CDC)

22,202.75

Paraeducator

27,910.47

Permit Teacher (CDC)

18,268.67

27,817.09

Permit Teacher (CDC)

18,095.36

27,774.25

Principal

146,230.84

Paraeducator Paraeducator

Paraeducator

27,738.68

Principal

122,020.03

Paraeducator

27,659.97

Principal

122,013.49

Paraeducator

27,262.18

Principal

112,877.61

Paraeducator

26,824.70

Principal

106,455.48

Paraeducator

26,735.21

Principal

57,404.70

Paraeducator

26,656.33

Program Specialist

83,206.94

Paraeducator

26,425.46

Psychologist

65,786.02

Paraeducator

26,166.90

Reading Recovery Teacher

49,568.34

Paraeducator

26,022.92

School Office Manager

28,793.23

Paraeducator

26,013.90

School Office Manager

24,053.40

25,849.82

School Psychologist

43,715.06

25,612.40

School Support Staff

28,754.68

Paraeducator Paraeducator

Paraeducator

25,366.89

School Support Staff

24,496.07

Paraeducator

25,314.78

School Support Staff

23,862.43

Paraeducator

24,984.35

School Support Staff

23,003.66

Paraeducator

24,952.89

School Support Staff

17,067.95

24,289.99

School Support Staff

17,060.35

24,200.82

School Support Staff

16,684.04

Paraeducator Paraeducator

Paraeducator

24,088.19

School Support Staff

15,119.89

Paraeducator

23,977.95

School Support Staff

13,291.48

Paraeducator

23,887.11

School Support Staff

11,320.87

Paraeducator

23,594.62

School Support Staff

10,802.89

Paraeducator

22,610.81

School Support Staff

10,679.95

Paraeducator

21,776.55

School Support Staff

9,467.16

Paraeducator

21,622.68

School Support Staff

6,810.95

19,467.87

School Support Staff

6,716.10

Paraeducator

MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD 13

COMMUNITY

School Support Staff

6,675.90

School Support Staff

946.01

Secretary II

46,223.07

Speech Therapist

100,686.71

Speech Therapist

93,739.61

Speech Therapist

51,463.74

Speech Therapist

49,205.46

Speech Therapist

49,188.92

Sprinkler/Irrigation Mechanic

58,166.83

Student Data Manager

87,676.50

Substitute

26,700.00

Substitute

21,100.00

Substitute

18,720.05

Substitute

17,687.22

Substitute

10,618.82

Substitute

9,700.00

Substitute

9,503.96

Substitute

9,473.75

Substitute

7,956.00

Substitute

6,942.00

Substitute

6,753.27

Substitute

6,620.63

Substitute

6,513.00

Substitute

6,240.00

Substitute

6,059.86

Substitute

5,931.25

Substitute

5,850.00

Substitute

5,850.00

Substitute

5,850.00

Substitute

5,805.00

Substitute

5,715.00

Substitute

5,700.00

Substitute

5,654.83

Substitute

5,647.50

Substitute

5,625.00

Substitute

5,613.75

Substitute

4,800.00

Substitute

4,660.50

Substitute

4,095.00

Substitute

3,705.52

Substitute

3,490.50

Substitute

3,471.00

Substitute

2,640.00

Substitute

2,640.00

Substitute

2,523.87

Substitute

2,465.29

Substitute

2,444.54

Substitute

2,200.00

Substitute

1,600.00

Substitute

1,248.00

Substitute

1,219.80

Substitute

1,200.00

14 APRIL 2020 EL RAVENSWOO

Substitute

1,200.00

Teacher

88,690.57

Substitute

1,003.59

Teacher

88,447.16

1,000.00

Teacher

87,501.40

Substitute

600.00

Teacher

87,109.36

511.25

Teacher

87,025.98

Substitute

422.50

Teacher

86,795.00

Substitute

400.00

Teacher

86,699.52

Substitute

390.00

Teacher

86,561.03

355.16

Teacher

86,422.20

Substitute

319.44

Teacher

86,274.48

300.00

Teacher

86,087.85

285.42

86,083.62

Substitute

Teacher

Substitute

200.00

Teacher

85,347.84

Substitute

138.20

Teacher

85,215.82

124.54

Teacher

85,189.38

Substitute

70.22

Teacher

85,180.56

55.85

Teacher

84,774.14

Substitute

44.95

Teacher

84,536.00

Superintendent

Supervisor

System Administrator

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

17.72

Teacher

84,087.70

6,000.00

Teacher

83,810.36

198,516.96

Teacher

81,779.80

72,917.09

Teacher

81,735.95

90,514.05

Teacher

81,671.00

110,715.61

Teacher

80,014.20

103,077.35

Teacher

79,725.80

Teacher

102,746.67

Teacher

79,403.03

102,266.43

Teacher

79,139.14

102,077.58

Teacher

78,900.67

Teacher

101,369.23

Teacher

75,236.10

Teacher

100,408.31

Teacher

74,856.03

95,496.32

Teacher

74,012.89

Teacher

95,116.00

Teacher

73,941.76

94,116.00

Teacher

73,851.55

Teacher

94,8994.94

Teacher

73,131.48

94,026.18

Teacher

72,641.47

Teacher

93,766.54

Teacher

71,853.97

92,542.66

Teacher

71,429.23

Teacher

91,999.80

Teacher

71,207.79

91,604.20

Teacher

71,021.94

Teacher

91,492.06

Teacher

70,586.32

91,394.85

Teacher

69,974.83

Teacher

91,380.93

Teacher

69,742.04

91,347.93

Teacher

69,034.47

Teacher

91,286.18

Teacher

68,893.00

91,092.35

Teacher

68,803.70

Teacher

90,973.00

Teacher

68,371.32

90,759.63

Teacher

68,205.83

Teacher

90,282.08

Teacher

67,758.20

90,238.20

Teacher

67,427.98

Teacher

89,743.74

Teacher

66,634.04

89,680.58

Teacher

66,259.42

89,040.95

Teacher

65,599.01

Substitute Teacher

Teacher

Teacher Teacher Teacher

Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher

COMMUNITY Teacher

65,481.61

65,120.51

64,822.95

64,117.09

63,532.76

62,925.80

62,612.26

62,423.83

61,995.40

Teacher

61,836.28

Teacher

61,809.11

Teacher

61,201.77

Teacher

60,620.50

Teacher

60,539.54

60,440.59

59,392.75

59,301.72

59,131.23

58,400.15

58,197.42

57,996.35

57,981.25

57,881.42

57,667.62

56,460.87

55,810.06

54,750.46

Teacher

54,583.80

Teacher

54,541.99

Teacher

54,307.73

Teacher

54,107.61

Teacher

54,018.73

Teacher

53,920.94

Teacher

53,920.26

Teacher

53,193.90

Teacher

52,721.64

51,939.27

51,766.36

50,602.12

49,722.18

49,444.49

49,442.16

48,124.53

48,043.75

48,027.00

46,597.79

44,304.78

43,399.27

42,896.50

Teacher

42,580.67

Teacher

42,022.67

Teacher

40,814.22

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

40,361.08

Teacher

40,025.09

39,824.49

39,796.34

39,717.79

39,616.80

37,672.36

37,643.40

37,215.76

Tinkerer-Stem Support

Teacher

37,017.10

Teacher

36,852.78

Teacher

36,482.42

Teacher

36,320.46

Teacher

35,996.96

35,935.98

35,828.19

35,728.25

Van Driver

35,507.22

Van Driver

35,349.22

33,772.16

33,762.31

33,713.60

33,346.11

33,332.20

33,218.64

33,089.40

32,755.69

Teacher

32,372.53

Teacher

31,763.02

Teacher

31,649.92

Teacher

27,600.00

Teacher

26,855.50

Teacher

24,018.30

Teacher

22,949.20

21,884.06

21,724.89

20,645.60

19,923.80

19,898.20

19,878.80

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

7,323.68

Teacher

5,919.22

5,829.22

3,793.85

2,615.24

1,579.45

45,633.78

43,519.32

40,353.39

Tinkerer-Stem Support

39,611.96

Tinkerer-Stem Support

28,394.04

Tinkerer-Stem Support

23,313.22

Translator/Interpreter

49,126.70

Translator/Interpreter

48,027.42

45,703.85

61,813.85

28,659.34

Teacher Teacher

Tinkerer-Stem Support Tinkerer-Stem Support

Translator/Interpreter Transport Director

2,757.76

Vice Principal

98,715.98

Vice Principal

98,486.80

97,506.29

95,303.98

53,313.45

49,822.50

44,319.06

39,769.66

45,942.02

21,301.28

Vice Principal Vice Principal

Warehouse Manager Warehouse Manager

Ravenswood City School Distrct

Number of Employees

590

Average Employee Income

$ 40,552.00

Total Personnel Expenditures

$ 32,448,204.00

Highest teacher salary

Average teacher Salary

$ 57,011.00 $ 110,716.00

Rcsd Board Member Compensation*

Member 1 0 Member 2 0

Member 3

$ 4,833.00

19,211.71

Member 5

$ 12,999.49

18,755.68

*Includes benefits

16,946.80

14,748.64

14,683.80

12,459.72

12,419.18

9,200.00

Chief Business Official

Teacher

9,154.66

Teacher

9,100.00

Teacher

8,184.39

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

Member 4

$ 4,833.00

Top Ten Ravenswood City School District Earners

Position Title

Salary

Superintendent

198,516.96

152,502.00

Principal

146,230.84

Assistant Superintendent

137,106.00

Director

124,082.06

APRIL 2019 EL RAVENSWOOD 15

COMMUNITY Principal

122,020.03

Principal

122,013.49

Principal

121,378.04

Director

120,322.74

Principal

120,128.55

2018 Compensation - Menlo Park City School District

Job Title

Account Technician

Total Pay

Account Technician-Payroll

71,312.82

28,655.34

Admin Asst/Family Engage

16,790.44

Administrative Assistant

98,931.99

-Curriculum

197,295.64

149,419.70

Assistant Principal

147,975.95

Assistant Principal

143,210.66

Assistant Principal

138,789.99

Assistant Principal

67,220.51

Assistive Technology Technician $

36,541.79

Assist. Superintendent

Assistant Principal

Asst Teacher

25,418.39

Asst. Teacher

22,384.36

43,707.67

Behavioral Therapist Assistant Bus Driver

Bus Driver Bus Driver

Bus Off Asst/Lunch Prog Spec

Coordinator, Data & Assessment Coordinator, Tech & Innovation

Counselor

Director of Student Services

$ 37,594.56

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 37,572.30

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 36,512.37

Materials Specialist

$ 49,513.68

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 36,032.53

$ 77,973.35

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 35,725.17

$ 81,688.36

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 32,742.48

$ 10,826.31

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 32,674.97

$ 50,405.41

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 31,245.17

$ 33,756.69

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 31,204.28

$ 86,616.74

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 30,186.39

$ 82,275.85

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 30,041.17

$ 94,906.27

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 29,951.69

Info Services Support Tech.

$ 91,312.02

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 29,605.95

Info Services Support Tech.

$ 91,312.02

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 22,966.68

Instructional Aide

$ 44,555.38

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 16,462.18

Instructional Aide

$ 43,626.33

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 12,797.13

Instructional Aide

$ 36,125.36

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 3,243.03

Instructional Aide

$ 35,186.32

Instructional Aide-Preschool

$ 31,166.65

Instructional Aide

$ 33,300.61

Instructional Aide-Preschool

$ 27,897.29

$ 32,116.35

Instructional Aide-Science

$ 35,713.11

$ 30,562.34

Instructional Aide-Science

$ 4,580.87

29,843.96

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 40,773.06

$ 29,677.27

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 39,896.98

$ 29,613.70

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 38,620.92

$ 29,061.48

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 38,154.70

$ 28,923.81

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 36,913.85

$ 25,089.81

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 30,671.21

$ 21,830.16

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 29,844.26

$ 20,536.48

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 28,681.16

$ 18,076.14

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 28,047.24

$ 17,578.93

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 20,053.52

$ 14,853.33

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 16,448.60

$ 14,359.02

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 16,333.17

$ 38,737.02

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 13,434.59

$ 3,557.95

Instructional Aide-Special Ed

$ 13,434.58

Lead Teacher

$ 30,294.74

Lead Teacher

$ 27,793.64

District Science

Gardener

Health Assistant LVN

Health Services Assistant

Info Services Support Tech I

Info Services Support Tech.

Instructional Aide Instructional Aide

Instructional Aide

190,758.96

Instructional Aide

121,782.09

131,710.15

Instructional Aide

Instructional Aide Instructional Aide Instructional Aide

134,413.94

119,512.80

Info Services Support Tech I

63,651.23

Counselor

Family Engagement Liaison

Gardener

68,368.95

135,474.08

Instructional Aide

Instructional Aide Instructional Aide

Instructional Aide - Bus

108,575.85

Curriculum Specialist

90,151.80

69,424.86

69,321.64

Instructional Aide/Driver

65,729.47

-Special Ed

64,012.83

63,555.00

58,594.60

57,079.43

Custodian Maintenance

77,560.83

75,907.16

72,040.94

71,445.82

66,377.56

32,108.03

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

18,891.55

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

Custodian - Night Custodian - Night

Custodian - Night

Custodian Maintenance Custodian Maintenance

Custodian Maintenance

Data Analyst (Ed Svc)

16 MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOO

$ 39,476.47

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

139,337.34

$ 39,921.05

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 164,317.98

Instructional Aide-Inclusion

$ 145,023.50 $ 84,769.59

81,812.68

$ 143,169.06

Director of Technology

76,968.27

Counselor

Director of Fiscal Services

Counselor

Chief Business &

Operations Officer

Director

Instructional Aide - El

Instructional Aide/Driver -Special Ed

Instructional Aide/Driver

$ 56,999.97 $ 49,717.06

Librarian

$ 124,347.21

Librarian

$ 120,300.73

Librarian

$ 113,698.42

-Special Ed

$ 38,142.44

Librarian

$ 62,278.71

Instructional Aide-Bilingual

$ 45,034.66

Librarian

$ 59,586.96

$ 39,167.79

Library Aide

$ 21,415.18

$ 35,713.74

Library Aide

$ 17,590.65

$ 46,260.68

Maintenance/Mechanic

$ 92,949.28

$ 42,612.88

Maintenance/Mechanic

$ 79,544.86

$ 41,940.09

Manager of Human Resources

$ 42,323.68

$ 41,133.39

Not Provided

$ 111,956.25

$ 40,750.59

Not Provided

$ 76,572.00

$ 40,731.23

Not Provided

$ 71,114.98

Instructional Aide-Bilingual Instructional Aide-Bilingual

Instructional Aide-Inclusion Instructional Aide-Inclusion

COMMUNITY Not Provided

$ 12,852.00

Not Provided

$ 2,618.00

Not Provided

$ 11,723.25

Not Provided

$ 2,482.00

$ 11,710.56

Not Provided

$ 2,475.00

$ 11,405.90

Not Provided

$ 2,432.56

$ 10,697.13

Not Provided

$ 2,380.00

$ 10,541.16

Not Provided

$ 2,312.00

$ 10,077.00

Not Provided

$ 2,244.00

$ 9,818.25

Not Provided

$ 2,226.51

$ 9,350.00

Not Provided

$ 2,207.94

$ 9,299.00

Not Provided

$ 2,166.61

$ 8,800.19

Not Provided

$ 2,152.18

$ 8,599.79

Not Provided

$ 1,974.70

$ 8,534.00

Not Provided

$ 1,904.00

$ 8,172.03

Not Provided

$ 1,904.00

$ 8,122.30

Not Provided

$ 1,887.02

$ 8,024.00

Not Provided

$ 1,861.65

$ 7,560.00

Not Provided

$ 1,768.00

$ 7,496.58

Not Provided

$ 1,768.00

$ 7,435.00

Not Provided

$ 1,755.00

$ 7,425.00

Not Provided

$ 1,743.50

$ 7,231.95

Not Provided

$ 1,682.64

$ 7,197.92

Not Provided

$ 1,666.00

$ 7,052.17

Not Provided

$ 1,650.27

$ 6,279.72

Not Provided

$ 1,462.00

$ 6,105.14

Not Provided

$ 1,394.00

$ 5,994.26

Not Provided

$ 1,350.39

$ 5,895.00

Not Provided

$ 1,326.00

$ 5,854.96

Not Provided

$ 1,292.00

$ 5,644.00

Not Provided

$ 1,200.25

$ 5,613.86

Not Provided

$ 1,156.00

$ 5,444.64

Not Provided

$ 1,115.38

$ 5,032.00

Not Provided

$ 988.75

$ 4,742.36

Not Provided

$ 986.00

$ 4,726.00

Not Provided

$ 892.13

$ 4,590.00

Not Provided

$ 883.98

$ 4,488.00

Not Provided

$ 850.00

$ 4,046.00

Not Provided

$ 815.06

$ 3,777.59

Not Provided

$ 782.00

$ 3,660.00

Not Provided

$ 780.00

$ 3,640.79

Not Provided

$ 750.00

$ 3,545.55

Not Provided

$ 750.00

$ 3,502.00

Not Provided

$ 720.34

$ 3,450.90

Not Provided

$ 714.00

$ 3,309.00

Not Provided

$ 680.00

$ 3,298.00

Not Provided

$ 656.25

$ 3,157.70

Not Provided

$ 607.78

$ 3,157.66

Not Provided

$ 578.00

$ 3,060.00

Not Provided

$ 544.00

$ 2,890.00

Not Provided

$ 510.00

$ 2,856.00

Not Provided

$ 510.00

$ 2,778.45

Not Provided

$ 412.87

$ 2,685.00

Not Provided

$ 68,683.53

Not Provided

$ 66,904.80

Not Provided

$ 66,889.10

Not Provided

$ 66,430.04

Not Provided

$ 66,121.50

Not Provided

$ 65,945.45

Not Provided

$ 65,357.46

Not Provided

$ 65,291.55

Not Provided

$ 64,852.69

Not Provided

$ 63,697.61

Not Provided

$ 63,280.78

Not Provided

$ 58,387.62

Not Provided

$ 56,874.77

Not Provided

$ 53,286.09

Not Provided

$ 52,799.84

Not Provided

$ 52,133.66

Not Provided

$ 51,000.66

Not Provided

$ 49,912.05

Not Provided

$ 48,097.28

Not Provided

$ 44,738.12

Not Provided

$ 41,220.93

Not Provided

$ 36,098.34

Not Provided

$ 33,193.62

Not Provided

$ 32,832.00

Not Provided

$ 30,263.84

Not Provided

$ 30,170.61

Not Provided

$ 29,200.46

Not Provided

$ 29,097.60

Not Provided

$ 28,838.99

Not Provided

$ 27,706.03

Not Provided

$ 27,618.34

Not Provided

$ 26,958.50

Not Provided

$ 26,505.00

Not Provided

$ 25,417.48

Not Provided

$ 23,352.00

Not Provided

$ 23,270.49

Not Provided

$ 23,038.25

Not Provided

$ 22,252.18

Not Provided

$ 21,547.12

Not Provided

$ 21,274.12

Not Provided

$ 20,548.32

Not Provided

$ 19,674.31

Not Provided

$ 19,203.71

Not Provided

$ 17,485.50

Not Provided

$ 17,289.75

Not Provided

$ 17,034.00

Not Provided

$ 16,910.03

Not Provided

$ 15,590.65

Not Provided

$ 15,182.16

Not Provided

$ 15,096.00

Not Provided

$ 14,535.00

Not Provided

$ 13,192.13

Not Provided Not Provided

405.00

MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD 17

COMMUNITY Not Provided

Teacher

122,313.44

Teacher

121,936.28

121,436.35

Teacher

121,282.71

121,242.30

121,126.99

118,897.04

Teacher

121,093.34

116,550.52

Teacher

120,343.47

60,803.61

120,340.18

Secretary

69,884.48

Teacher

120,249.29

26.44

Secretary - Curriculum

78,722.40

Teacher

119,874.17

25.87

Secretary - Curriculum

78,580.20

Teacher

119,601.70

18.26

Secretary I

60,281.27

119,010.82

Not Provided

17.22

Teacher

118,830.94

Not Provided

14.34

Teacher

118,578.47

Not Provided

11.03

Teacher

118,578.45

Not Provided

9.68

Teacher

118,551.92

Teacher

117,773.12

117,051.96

116,941.84

116,939.84

116,918.54

116,810.42

116,394.79

116,073.33

115,752.73

115,159.10

114,938.00

114,625.55

114,595.66

114,480.26

114,334.91

114,282.05

Teacher

114,245.47

Teacher

114,041.76

Teacher

113,896.68

Teacher

113,708.77

Teacher

113,486.82

113,072.20

112,079.73

112,021.04

111,518.55

111,517.80

Teacher

111,489.26

Teacher

111,303.66

Teacher

110,391.21

110,347.09

110,188.10

109,894.08

Teacher

109,858.51

Teacher

$ 109,533.09

$ 377.35

Principal - Elementary

184,879.30

$ 231.00

Principal - Elementary

183,881.49

170.00

Principal - Elementary

172,338.20

170.00

Principal - Middle School

174,058.64

142.26

Psychologists

148,318.24

117.00

Psychologists

143,184.35

102.00

Psychologists

Not Provided

88.57

Not Provided

Psychologists

54.23

Psychologists

Not Provided

41.37

Not Provided

Not Provided Not Provided

Not Provided

Not Provided Not Provided

Not Provided

Secretary I

59,253.58 42,811.42 17,975.71 12,159.20

7.31

Secretary Ii

71,750.24

6.58

Secretary Ii

67,501.83

4.13

Secretary Ii

64,094.79

3.30

Secretary II

58,764.08

3.15

Special Ed Coordinator

91,642.71

2.69

Superintendent

231,577.93

2.52

Supervisor of Main and Grounds $ 110,018.02

2.49

Teacher

134,025.42

2.38

Teacher

132,554.88

1.83

Teacher

131,861.65

1.67

Teacher

130,681.29

1.53

Teacher

130,120.49

1.50

Teacher

130,097.21

Not Provided

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Not Provided

1.41

Teacher

129,878.57

Teacher

Not Provided

1.37

Teacher

129,744.52

Teacher

1.34

Teacher

128,567.93

Not Provided

0.93

Not Provided

0.90

Not Provided

0.58

Not Provided

0.39

Teacher

125,775.82

Not Provided

0.15

Teacher

124,920.04

0.14

Teacher

124,814.73

0.09

Teacher

124,502.98

75,201.91

Teacher

124,441.67

63,585.23

Teacher

124,344.84

104,516.05

Teacher

124,168.43

Occupational Therapist

102,985.06

Office Support

Teacher

123,860.04

35,352.70

Teacher

123,621.12

32,384.05

Teacher

123,211.67

14,562.83

Teacher

122,817.97

7,767.81

Teacher

122,787.18

7,654.12

Teacher

122,573.70

Playground Supervisor

7,072.26

Playground Supervisor

Teacher

122,358.98

6,494.68

Teacher

122,350.21

5,178.24

Teacher

122,335.07

Not Provided

Not Provided Not Provided

Nurse Nurse

Occupational Therapist Office Support

Playground Supervisor Playground Supervisor

18 MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD

Teacher Teacher Teacher

126,766.78

$ 126,605.24 $

126,526.76

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher Teacher Teacher

Teacher Teacher

108,858.68

COMMUNITY Teacher

108,529.47

Teacher

49,607.29

Teacher-Spanish Immersion

124,677.49

Teacher

108,476.11

Teacher

45,668.61

Teacher-Spanish Immersion

101,021.57

108,089.79

45,554.90

Teacher-Spanish Immersion

58,049.29

107,755.89

44,677.36

Teacher-Spanish Immersion

31,484.79

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

106,015.47

Teacher

104,890.96

Teacher

102,345.41

Teacher

102,066.65

99,701.73

97,079.17

96,838.96

95,096.02

93,849.29

93,714.39

93,636.86

92,428.10

92,213.44

92,137.32

91,954.26

91,800.24

90,342.08

90,153.36

90,126.11

89,829.25

86,723.23

85,394.95

85,184.87

Teacher

84,877.28

Teacher

84,784.44

Teacher

84,510.54

83,797.18

83,533.84

82,787.47

80,211.62

74,341.15

71,185.59

69,479.48

68,907.83

68,853.60

67,509.49

67,363.62

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

67,334.41

Teacher

66,340.26

Teacher

66,317.97

Teacher

62,217.75

Teacher

58,049.29

Teacher

56,665.31

Teacher

53,884.57

Teacher

53,880.91

Teacher

53,536.94

Teacher

53,443.56

52,688.91

Teacher

Teacher Teacher

Teacher

40,190.36

Teacher-Special Day Class

132,508.78

Teacher

39,098.91

Teacher

Teacher-Special Day Class

124,499.64

38,150.40

Teacher-Special Day Class

118,633.92

Teacher

38,035.92

Teacher-Sped Coach

110,641.85

35,757.42

Teacher-Speech

116,044.88

25,834.06

Teacher-Speech

114,468.21

121,032.94

Teacher-Speech

111,198.98

101,338.88

Teacher-Speech

101,172.90

Teacher Teacher

Teacher - Spanish Immersion Teacher - Spanish Immersion

Teacher - Spanish Immersion Teacher- (Math/Sci)

Teacher-Art Teacher-Art

Teacher-Art

38,787.04

Teacher-Speech

59,313.89

125,314.25

Teacher-World Language

126,281.88

117,529.46

Teacher-World Language

88,037.11

114,861.34

Teacher-World Language

25,866.31

32,883.10

Teacher-World Language

23,243.62

Teacher-Deaf & Hard of Hearing $

Teacher-English Language

126,584.89

Teacher-World Language

17,232.04

115,136.89

Transportation Supervisor

92,143.83

Teacher-English Language

111,194.48

103,610.62

Menlo Park City School District

57,643.45

Number of Employees

576

53,570.11

Average Employee Salary

$ 57,908.00

109,225.44

Total Personnel Expenditures

$ 33,355,112.00

84,494.92

Average teacher Salary

$ 99,108.00

134,622.23

Highest teacher Salary

$ 134,622.00

133,615.16

Teacher-Music

126,996.26

Mpcsd Board Member Compensation*

Teacher-Music

110,157.00

Member 1

Teacher-Music

107,259.43

Member 2

102,423.29

Member 3

49,545.90

Member 4

45,469.53

Member 5

$ 802.42

119,143.18

*Includes benefits

98,567.46

94,108.58

Top Ten Menlo Park City School

129,107.70

District Earners

125,755.80

Job Title

125,118.68

Superintendent

122,768.19

Assist. Superintendent

117,580.90

-Curriculum

Teacher-English Language Teacher-English Language

Teacher-English Language

Teacher-Inclusion Specialist

Teacher-Inclusion Specialist Teacher-Music

Teacher-Music

Teacher-Music Teacher-Music

Teacher-Music Teacher-Pe

Teacher-Pe Teacher-Pe

Teacher-Reading Specialist Teacher-Reading Specialist

Teacher-Reading Specialist

Total Pay

$ 231,577.93

$ 197,295.64

Teacher-Reading Specialist

101,217.21

Chief Business & Operations Of

$ 190,758.96

Teacher-Resource Specialist

125,001.55

Principal - Elementary

$ 184,879.30

Teacher-Resource Specialist

124,535.51

Principal - Elementary

$ 183,881.49

114,986.25

Principal - Middle School

$ 174,058.64

110,778.89

Principal - Elementary

$ 172,338.20

92,826.69

Director of Technology

$ 164,317.98

92,662.40

Assistant Principal

$ 149,419.70

79,264.60

Psychologist

$ 148,318.24

70,406.80

60,948.72

36,583.16

Teacher-Resource Specialist Teacher-Resource Specialist

MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD 19

COMMMUNITY

INSTRUCTIOINS:

• Find as many words as you can by linking letters, up, down, side-toside and diagonally, • Write words on a blank sheet of paper. • You may only use each letter in a box once within a single word. • Play with others and compare word finds. • Set your own point system awarding more points for words with more letters.

Find at least six names of local persons or issues mentioned in this issue of El Ravenswood

20 MAY 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD

APRIL 2020 EL RAVENSWOOD 21

EPA Belle Haven Information Inc P.O. Box 50849 East Palo Alto, CA 94303

Please Find El Ravenswood At These Choice Locations Want to be an El Ravenswood distribution location? Please contact El Ravenswood at info@eastpaloaltoinformation.com EAST PALO ALTO Above All Insurance, 907 Newbridge Street # B; | Boys and Girls Club-East Palo Alto, 2031 Pulgas Avenue; | Brentwood School, 2086 Clarke Avenue; | Cesar Chavez & Green Oaks, 2450 Ralmar Avenue; | Ravenswood Child Development Center, 952 O’Connor Street, | Community Development Department, 1960 Tate Street; | Costano School, 2695 Fordham Street; | County Services Building-Lobby; 2415 University Avenue; | East Palo Alto Academy, 1040 Myrtle Street; | East Palo Alto Charter School, 1286 Runnymede Street; | East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy, 1039 Garden Street; | East Palo Alto Police Department, 141 Demeter Avenue; | East Palo Alto Senior Center, 560 Bell Street; | East Palo Alto YMCA, 550 Bell Street; | Ecumenical Hunger Program, 2411 Pulgas Avenue; Gregory’s Enterprise & Barber Shop, 1895 E. Bayshore Road; | Jones Mortuary, 660 Donohoe Street; | Oakwood Market, 2106 Oakwood Drive; | Peninsula Park Apartments, 1977 Tate Street; | Rainier’s Service Station, 1905 E. Bayshore Road; | Ravenswood City School District, 2130 Euclid Avenue; Ravenswood Family Health Center, 1885 Bay Road; | Ronald McNair School, 2033 Pulgas Avenue; | San Mateo Credit Union, 1735 Bay Road; | St Francis of Assisi, 1425 Bay Road; | St Johns Baptist Church, 1050 Bay Road; | Stanford Community Law Clinics, 2117 University Avenue; | Starbucks-East Palo Alto, 1745 East Bayshore Road;

MENLO PARK Belle Haven Library, 415 Ivy Drive; | Belle Haven School, 415 Ivy Drive; | Esquire Barber Shop, 830 Newbridge street; | Job Train, 1200 O’Brien Drive; | Jonathan’s Fish & Chips, 840 Willow Road; | Markstyle Barber Shop, 828 Willow Road; | Menlo Park City Hall, 701 Laurel Street; | Menlo Park Senior Center, 100 Terminal Avenue; | Mt Olive AOH Church of God, 605 Hamilton Avenue; | Project Read-Menlo Park, 800 Alma Street; | Tony’s Pizza, 820 Willow Road; | Tutti Frutti, 888 Willow Road; Willow Cleaners, 824 Willow Road; | Willow Oaks School, 620 Willow Road

El Ravenswood 2020

Articles inside

Russell Lowell Bouligny Sr

2020

November 8, 1948 - April 25, 2019 East Palo Alto’s Warrior Against Drug, Violence And

Gina Sudaria Takes On

Goro Mitchel Edged Out As

Phil Scott, General Manager