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Administrator Salaries NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT AND ESU SALARY REPORT School Year: 2015–2016 ALL ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL As Of: 11/10/2015 Name Email Address Education Attained Total Exp Controlling District Contracted System Exp Salary Add Comp Benefits Assigned Location Agency ID Position FTE Email Address Abbott, Lonnie [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 24 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 9 83,923 0 33,223 lonnie.abbott@adams- EAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 01-0090-003 PRINCIPAL 1.00 central.org Barrett, David [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 36 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 11 107,114 1,537 37,661 david.barrett@adams- ADAMS CENTRAL JR-SR HIGH SCH 01-0090-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 central.org Bohlen, Allyson [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 28 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 16 88,120 0 33,976 allyson.bohlen@adams- WALLACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 01-0090-006 PRINCIPAL 1.00 central.org Frank, Alan [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 16 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 1 84,200 0 33,273 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS 01-0090-000 ACTIVITIES/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 1.00 [email protected] Pohlson, Jennifer [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 16 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 15 83,371 0 33,124 jennifer.pohlson@adams- ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS 01-0090-000 SUPERVISOR/DIRECTOR 0.50 central.org JUNIATA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 01-0090-002 PRINCIPAL 0.50 Scott, Shawn [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 18 ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 9 138,639 0 43,379 shawn.scott@adams- ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS 01-0090-000 SUPERINTENDENT 1.00 central.org 1 of 317 Name Email Address Education Attained Total Exp Controlling District Contracted System Exp Salary Add Comp Benefits Assigned Location Agency ID Position FTE Email Address Coon, Dirk [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 10 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Y System: 1 82,000 0 26,253 AINSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL 09-0010-001 PRINCIPAL 0.62 [email protected] AINSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL 09-0010-001 TEACHER-FACILITATOR 0.05 AINSWORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL 09-0010-003 PRINCIPAL 0.33 Peterson, Darrell [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 37 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Y System: 11 129,417 0 40,791 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 09-0010-000 SUPERINTENDENT 1.00 [email protected] Williams, Sarah [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 26 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Y System: 26 91,116 0 34,078 AINSWORTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 09-0010-002 PRINCIPAL 0.67 [email protected] AINSWORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL 09-0010-003 PRINCIPAL 0.33 Burki, Marlan [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 24 ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL N System: 20 ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL 28-0709-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Oswald, Lana [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 23 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS Y System: 4 91,894 0 9,476 ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL 26-0070-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Pattee, Michael [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE Total: 18 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS Y System: 7 118,779 696 12,260 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 26-0070-000 SUPERINTENDENT 0.50 [email protected] ALLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 26-0070-002 PRINCIPAL 0.50 2 of 317 Name Email Address Education Attained Total Exp Controlling District Contracted System Exp Salary Add Comp Benefits Assigned Location Agency ID Position FTE Email Address Sullivan, Stephanie [email protected] HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA/GED Total: 6 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS N System: 6 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 26-0070-000 BUSINESS MANAGER 1.00 [email protected] Uldrich, Dave [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 34 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS Y System: 34 57,333 17,740 14,523 ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 26-0070-000 ACTIVITIES/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 0.05 [email protected] ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL 26-0070-001 TEACHER 0.95 Bailey, Chris [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE Total: 10 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 1 69,000 375 18,175 ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL 07-0006-001 ACTIVITIES/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 1.00 [email protected] Carlson, Marianne [email protected] BACHELORS DEGREE Total: 2 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 2 67,500 0 18,175 [email protected] ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 07-0006-000 BUSINESS MANAGER 1.00 rg Clear, George [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 17 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 1 97,000 0 18,175 ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL 07-0006-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Cummings, Susan [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 25 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 25 88,000 0 18,175 EMERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 07-0006-004 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Folchert, Steve [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE Total: 23 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 23 86,000 0 18,175 GRANDVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 07-0006-005 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] 3 of 317 Name Email Address Education Attained Total Exp Controlling District Contracted System Exp Salary Add Comp Benefits Assigned Location Agency ID Position FTE Email Address Grant, Vickie [email protected] DOCTORATE Total: 23 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 5 82,000 0 18,175 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 07-0006-000 PSYCHOLOGIST 0.20 [email protected] ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL 07-0006-001 PRINCIPAL 0.70 ALLIANCE EARLY CHILD ED PROG 07-0006-006 PSYCHOLOGIST 0.10 James, Anita [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 8 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 8 47,103 4,619 18,175 ALLIANCE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07-0006-002 INSTRUCTIONAL PARAPROFESSIONAL 0.88 [email protected] ALLIANCE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07-0006-002 ACTIVITIES/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 0.12 Keilwitz, Laurie [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 32 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 32 88,000 0 18,175 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 07-0006-000 SPECIAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR/DIRECTOR 0.75 [email protected] ALLIANCE EARLY CHILD ED PROG 07-0006-006 SPECIAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR/DIRECTOR 0.25 Mach, Troy [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 20 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 1 82,500 0 18,175 ALLIANCE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07-0006-002 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Oestman, Eric [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 9 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 3 69,000 0 18,175 ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL 07-0006-001 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Unzicker, Troy [email protected] DOCTORATE Total: 19 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 3 165,000 0 18,175 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 07-0006-000 SUPERINTENDENT 1.00 [email protected] 4 of 317 Name Email Address Education Attained Total Exp Controlling District Contracted System Exp Salary Add Comp Benefits Assigned Location Agency ID Position FTE Email Address Van Tilburg, Alan [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE Total: 14 ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 14 80,000 0 18,175 ALLIANCE MIDDLE SCHOOL 07-0006-002 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Davis, Jon [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 30 ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 24 129,116 0 42,115 ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 42-0002-000 SUPERINTENDENT 1.00 [email protected] Kronhofman, Galen [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 41 ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 19 99,303 0 31,662 galen.kronhofman@almacardin ALMA HIGH SCHOOL 42-0002-001 PRINCIPAL 0.35 als.org ALMA HIGH SCHOOL 42-0002-001 ACTIVITIES/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 0.20 ALMA ELEMENTARY AT ALMA 42-0002-002 PRINCIPAL 0.35 Kolowski, Richard DOCTORATE Total: 48 ALTERNATIVES ACADEMY/JOURNEYS N System: 5 ALTERNATIVES ACADEMY/JOURNEYS 28-4011-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 Moore, Tom [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 32 AMHERST PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 8 106,500 0 18,946 AMHERST PUBLIC SCHOOLS 10-0119-000 SUPERINTENDENT 0.50 [email protected] AMHERST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 10-0119-002 PRINCIPAL 0.50 Thomsen, Roger [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 20 AMHERST PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 20 85,500 1,500 33,673 AMHERST HIGH SCHOOL 10-0119-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] 5 of 317 Name Email Address Education Attained Total Exp Controlling District Contracted System Exp Salary Add Comp Benefits Assigned Location Agency ID Position FTE Email Address Max, Darrin [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 24 ANSELMO-MERNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 9 77,290 5,200 31,215 ANSELMO-MERNA HIGH SCHOOL 21-0015-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Mundorf, Jason [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 16 ANSELMO-MERNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 3 130,000 0 40,455 ANSELMO-MERNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 21-0015-000 SUPERINTENDENT 0.50 [email protected] ANSELMO-MERNA ELEMENTARY-MERNA 21-0015-002 PRINCIPAL 0.50 Bristol, Lance [email protected] MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 42 ANSLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 12 79,500 0 20,608 ANSLEY HIGH SCHOOL 21-0044-001 PRINCIPAL 1.00 [email protected] Mroczek, David [email protected] SPECIALIST (EDS) Total: 27 ANSLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 2 51,200 0 17,707 ANSLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 21-0044-000 SUPERINTENDENT 0.25 [email protected] ANSLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 21-0044-002 PRINCIPAL 0.25 ARCADIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Y System: 2 51,200 0 17,707 ARCADIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 88-0021-000 SUPERINTENDENT 0.25 ARCADIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 88-0021-002 PRINCIPAL 0.25 Fiala , Carmelita MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 44 AQUINAS ST MARYS CATHOLIC SCHS N System: 39 ST MARY'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 12-0701-002 PRINCIPAL 0.60 AQUINAS MIDDLE SCHOOL 12-0701-003 PRINCIPAL 0.40 Mc Mahon , David MASTERS DEGREE PLUS HOURS Total: 39 AQUINAS
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