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Warren Woods Public Schools employees earning $100,000 and above in Michigan

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13 Warren Woods Public Schools employees earning $100,000 and above annually in Michigan, according to financial documents.

The highest annual salary earned in Warren Woods Public Schools was $147,261 to Stacey Denewith-Fici.

The highest salary was $145,881 in 2019.

According to records, 424 individuals received compensation for their work from Warren Woods Public Schools in 2020. Of those, 140 earned less than $20,000.

A report from members of the Federal Salary Council published on May 2, 2019, argued the pay structures within the U.S. government are skewed and federal workers are overpaid.

Downsizing the Federal Government, a project advocating for smaller government in the face of rising deficits, argued over 2 million federal employees earned on average $30,000 more than private-sector employees in similar fields and have more generous benefit packages.

A study published in the Education Next Journal found higher salaries can have important ramifications on the quality of teachers within a school district. It found increasing the skills of a teacher through continued higher education resulted in improved student performance.

Highest paid Warren Woods Public Schools employees

Warren Woods Public Schools employeeAnnual salary
Stacey Denewith-Fici$147,261
Neil Cassabon$133,550
Michael MacKenzie$123,004.55
Don Sikora$117,775.4
Colleen Gruben$110,946.16
Brian Marchand$107,305.15
Christine Walter$106,425.53
Melissa Johnson$105,379.19
Steven Kay$105,215.52
Joseph Vukich$103,974.77
Eric Martin$103,586.47
Patricia Schmid$101,880.57
Julie Geyman$101,497.98

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