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These Springfield Teachers Are Among Highest Paid In NJ

Nearly all of them make more than $100,000 annually.

SPRINGFIELD, NJ — Six-figure salaries are no longer uncommon for educators in New Jersey. Including in the Springfield Public School District where four teachers make more than $100,000 annually.

That is according to an annual list of teachers that make that amount and their exact salaries for 2018, a list the state Department of Education released recently. The list barely had any teachers on it more than a decade ago.

It's also a small fraction of the more than 100,000 people who teach in public and charter schools in this state. But the highest earners also come from all different schools — not just the so-called "wealthy" districts that routinely rank highly on national and state lists for best schools.

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In 2017-2018, the median salary for teachers totaled $67,812, according to a Patch analysis of salary data for public school districts and charter schools. The increase was about 2.5 percent higher than the previous year (see list below).

The Springfield teachers included on the list, and their statewide rankings, are:

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1,206. BARBARA DELIKARIS, Jonathan Dayton High School, SPRINGFIELD TWP, UNION $112,990

1,742. STEVEN DI GANGI, Jonathan Dayton High School, SPRINGFIELD TWP, UNION $110,900

3,806. MARY ELLEN POWERS, Jonathan Dayton High School, SPRINGFIELD TWP, UNION $106,000

4,122. FELIX FABIANO, Jonathan Dayton High School, SPRINGFIELD TWP, UNION $105,456

9,321. IRENE ORNOVITZ, Jonathan Dayton High School, SPRINGFIELD TWP, UNION $99,285

9,904. ALLEN KRUPP, Jonathan Dayton High School, SPRINGFIELD TWP, UNION $98,538

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