Here's What Long Valley Paid School Administrators In 2020-21

LONG VALLEY, NJ — If you're a principal, superintendent or administrator for one of New Jersey's more than 500 school districts, you can make as much as $176,367 or as little as $1.

After delays caused by the COVID crisis, the state has released new information that shows how much your school district budgeted to pay principals, superintendents and administrators in 2020-21.

The West Morris Regional School District pays an average salary of $144,156 for those positions, which is a -2.50 percent decrease from last year.

The Washington Township School District pays $135,297 for those positions, which represents a 7.10 percent increase from last year.

The information is part of the state Department of Education's Taxpayer's Guide to Education Spending, which shows the median salary in every New Jersey school district.

In addition to median salaries, the state's site also shows each district's total spending, average daily enrollment and students from sending districts, the per-pupil costs and the district's total budget spending for 2020.

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