Is Mississippi getting its money’s worth from nation’s highest paid education chief?
Mississippi Superintendent of Education Carey Wright is the nation’s highest paid leader of a state school system, according to figures provided by Ballotpedia.
Wright earns $307,000 per year, a figure that outpaces Florida Commissioner of Education Pam Stewart‘s salary by $31,000. Mississippi’s state superintendent has been paid at that level since 2008.
Wright makes more than Gov. Phil Bryant ($122,160 per year), Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves ($60,000) and Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann ($90,000) combined.
MS Watchdog
5/24/16
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