22 Burlington County Teachers Made $100K Or More In 2017

Twenty-two teachers in Burlington County are among the highest paid teachers in the state. The state Department of Education released its annual list of teachers' salaries for 2017.

The teachers who made the list all make significantly more than the average statewide salary of $70,637, which also includes librarians, guidance counselors, and other non-administrative staff, according to an NJ Spotlight analysis.

The following Burlington County teachers made the list:

• Drew Viscidy, Lenape Regional School District Office, $123,017;
• Jesse Papler, BCIT, $120,889;
• Catherine Mayher, Cherokee High School, $120,569;
• Kathryn DeSantis, Lenape High School, $119,169;
• Leanne DeBlieu, Cherokee High School, $118,769;
• Charles DiVincenzo, Seneca High School, $118,169;
• Carol Schules, Lenape High School, $118,169;
• Christine Musick, Shawnee High School, $117,569;
• Jeffrey Kates, Shawnee High School, $116,969;
• Thomas Tamburello, Lenape High School, $116,789;
• Elizabeth Strittmatter, Seneca High School, $115,769;
• Christine Lorenz, Shawnee High School, $115,769;
• Richard Watson, Seneca High School, $115,169;
• Lisa Raible, Shawnee High School, $114,569;
• Amy Bodine, Cherokee High School, $114,569;
• Nancy Lee Moore, Sixth Grade Center in Medford, $113,790;
• Robert Spitz, Lenape High School, $113,617;
• Jean Isopi, Cherokee High School, $113,369;
• Jennifer Pulliam, Shawnee High School, $113,369;
• Matthew Shultz, Cherokee High School, $113,369;
• William Ivory, Cherokee High School, $113,017; and
• Michael Condurso, Lenape High School, $112,769.

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