Riverside Brookfield HS's Fat Teachers Salaries: $330k For Dance Teachers

Listed below are all of the 2010 teachers' and administrators' salaries for Riverside-Brookfield High School.

On Tuesday, April 5th, voters in Riverside, North Riverside and Brookfield will be asked to raise their own property taxes to raise these salaries by 30 per cent.

According to the Taxpayers United of Illinois, that would come to about an extra $800 per homeowner.

A full 40 of the RBHS payrollers are hauling down more than $100k per year -- most of which represents pay for 9 months of work.

This, of course is happening at a time when home foreclosures are at an all-time high, when the AFSCME head says that unemployment is actually 15% in Illinois and when the taxpayers themselves are often working longer hours for less pay.

At a time when Barack Obama has called for "shared sacrifice" the education establishment in HS district 208 has responded by saying, "Where's mine?"

Among the highlights from the salary list:


---Three dance teachers pulling down $125k, $106k and $106k (has the district hired Fred and Astele Astaire?)

---Two guidance counselors pulling down $113k and $95k

---A $136k school librarian

---Gym teachers hauling in $114k, $110k, $108k and $98k

---A sex ed. teacher making $99k

---Music teachers being paid to the tune of $123k and $120k

The salary list below is based on a list released by the Illinois State Board of Education, pursuant to a Freedom of Information act suit brought by the Family Taxpayers Foundation (FTF.) (To see a complete spreadsheet with more particulars on these salaries go to the FTF website.)

Here is the list of teachers salaries for Riverside-Brookfield High School District 208 in alphabetical order:

Teacher Salary Database

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NAME SALARY
Acevedo, Margarita $55,802
Augustine, Beth $113,085
Bacon, Kirstin $78,967
Bamford, Kristin $77,936
Bartelson, Suzanne $71,405
Bauer, Michelle $77,892
Baum, James $68,900
Beasley, John $107,617
Bensfield, Robert $79,301
Bernstein, Rachel $70,904
Bonarigo, Daniel $82,493
Bonnette, David $105,300
Bozeday, Joshua $80,277
Brankin, Gayle $128,147
Briskman, Melissa $43,045
Cabaj, Allison $36,410
Carlson, Whitney $70,527
Cartledge, Jessica $70,642
Cassens, Wendy $77,625
Cisneros, Melissa $70,900
Coleman, Kevin $59,635
Czajka, Sandra $117,452
Dean, Kellie $66,590
Delzotti, Danielle $78,202
Denny, Brennan $77,410
Dignan, Thomas $81,559
Dobbertin, Marisa $78,670
Duell, Alicia $75,768
Dughetti, Neil $88,583
Dunn, Barbara $126,921
Egner, Charles $11,298
Ehlebracht, Timothy $83,723
Farlee, Patricia $60,839
Fields, John $79,547
Forberg, Laurence-Marie $97,480
Forberg, Lawrence $110,073
Franko, James $0
Frey, William $99,533
Fridrych, Todd $108,485
Fritz, Doreen $136,649
Fuller, Thomas $118,034
Gagen, Sandra $80,977
Gallagher, Cara $71,966
Geltner, Geoffrey $75,830
Gibbons, Adam $90,617
Gobble, Troy $132,015
Goldberg, Janice $118,524
Gordon, Melissa $88,497
Gorman, Linda $125,647
Gouwens, Mark $109,947
Grice, Jonathan $82,347
Harsy, Kathleen $74,009
Hart, Melinda $106,654
Hayes, Kimberly $117,280
Herbeck, Daniel $95,472
Holt, Jame $79,004
Hughes, Christal $90,963
Izaguirre, John $75,553
Jensen, Blair $63,944
Johnson, Gary $27,496
Johnson, Sarah $93,813
Keefe, William $121,242
Koehler, Michele $47,789
Kuenster, Ann $57,694
Leiteritz, Margaret $121,423
Lojas, Kathleen $93,182
Lopez, Cherise $62,731
Mancoff, Daniel $102,481
Marelli, Diane $120,960
Mc Olgan, Kevin $135,067
McGrath, Jill $70,289
McIntyre, Valerie $64,485
Melquist, Michael $83,047
Metzger, Zachary $0
Miller, George $148,410
Mills Ziola, Angela $83,142
Monahan, Daniel $108,541
Monti, David $108,592
Moore, Terry $120,661
Mortensen, Mari $71,425
Mynaugh, Lindsay $64,472
Nickelson, Laura $110,711
O'Rourke, Daniel $115,722
Obradovic, Julie $50,197
Olson, Timothy $70,859
Ostrow, Arthur $110,174
Passananti, Jenna $64,179
Passarella, John $132,015
Peterson, Kathleen $107,220
Porter, David $52,060
Ramsey, Renee $63,967
Reaves, Patricia $121,981
Rech, Jason $114,512
Reingruber, Michael $95,011
Riordan, Brigit $46,765
Ritchey, Lauretta $54,870
Sarkady, Patricia $83,583
Scanlon, Martin $158,468
Schilling, Rachelle $75,786
Schultz, Douglas $104,977
Sibley, David $111,859
Sloan, Martin $71,122
Soprych, Dawn $124,983
Specht, Bruce $90,602
Sterling, Kristi $78,045
Stiel, Christine $102,829
Sullivan, Lori $112,237
Sutton, Christine $64,672
Till, Dallas $98,825
Turk, Kevin $24,648
Waldock, Jennifer $67,904
Weber, Clare $119,046
Westerkamp, Colleen $70,223
Whelton, Christopher $144,154
Wilmot, Bridget $77,241
Wyszynski, Kathleen $59,915
Young, Patricia $89,886
Yurek, Steven $119,681
Zeman III, Otto $93,161
Ziroli, Michael $83,318

That concludes the 2010 list of teachers salaries for Riverside-Brookfield High School District 208

Chicago Schlager Saturday: Andrea Berg

Believe it or not, this woman is the biggest selling recording artist in German history. Andrea Berg is the current mega-superstar in the Central European Schlager constellation.

She has managed to combine the soothing predictability of Schlager-pop with a kind of earthy sensuality. Her sultry voice has a seductively soft, ethereal quality, which she combines with an almost slutty, biker chick stage persona.

Believe me, it's unlike anything you see in the USA today.

And Andrea Berg enjoys genuine superstar status in Germany. When she returned to her native village near Stuttgart for her wedding several years ago (her 2nd), the streets were lined with 10,000 fans and the Polezei had to cordon off the village square.




Berg, a 45-year-old former nurse, sings songs with mundane titles and simple themes such as Give Me a Star and Hold My Heart in Your Hand. According to the tabloid Bild, "she loves sexy outfits and, looks like a hot rock chick, dressed either in a leather suit, or a scantily clad butterfly outfit."

With 10 million sales under her belt, she is the most popular German artist of all time. Her best-of album has been in the top 100 for 342 weeks.

When the average German wants to chill out after a hard day at the office, he or she is as likely to put on an Andrea Berg CD as to open a beer, or perhaps do both.

Du Hast Mich Tausendmal Belogen -- (translated: You lied to me a thousand times)



Read more about Andrea Berg and other Schlager music personalities at:The Chicago Schlager Music Review

Evanston Schools Response To "Achievement Gap": Blame Whitey

The Evanston/Skokie School District 65 decided yesterday to tentatively hold off on signing a megabucks contract with racial huckster, Glenn Singleton's, Pacific Education Group.

Singleton (left) has made a career out of shaking down gullible, left-leaning school districts for six-figure fees by peddling his cockamamie "racial equity assessments," and Maoist-styled "diversity training" seminars.

Wherever he has gone, he has left behind the wreckage of race-based lawsuits by aggrieved whites and tattered community racial relations.

In 2007 The U.S. Supreme Court cited the essential asininity of Singleton's PEG program in ruling against the Seattle Public School System's race-based educational program changes, upon which they were based.

The Court cited the PEG's definition's of racism as being particularly ridiculous. PEG says that teachers exhibit white racism when they value:

1. Having a future time orientation (i.e. planning ahead)
2. Defining one form of English as standard English
3. Emphasizing individualism as opposed to a more collective ideology

So in the view of the group that District 65 might shell out tax monies to bring in, education can be improved in Evanston if we simply overcome the white racist notions of planning for the future, speaking proper English and protecting the rights of the individual student.


When the Ann Arbor public schools embraced PEG's racist world view, they began excluding white students from certain "black only" field trips. For that, they were sued.

And after Evanston Township High School District 202 shelled out six-figures of cash for PEG's racial spoils analysis, it eliminated its honors programs for high achievers, for which mostly white and Asian students were qualifying.

And several legal authorities note that District 65 could be opening itself up to a world of legal troubles if it subjects teachers to Singleton's abusive "diversity training seminars."

Such seminars that denigrate people based on their race or gender, they say, can give rise to successful harassment lawsuits, such as Hartman v. Pena (1995), which allowed a white male to sue for sexual harassment over an insulting gender-awareness seminar, and Robinson v. Reed (1978), which allowed a woman to sue for invasive questions in a race-relations seminar.

The mastermind of the bid to retain the PEG racial profiteers is District 65 School Board President, Keith Terry (above right), who tried to ram thru an initial $55k down payment to PEG after bringing the matter up for discussion only one week ago.

But, despite making favorable noises about the need for a "Courageous Conversation" (the title of Singleton's racist book) on race in Evanston, the District 65 board members, last night, demurred for the time being.

If not to avoid a spate of costly litigation, then in the interests of just plain common decency, Evanston/Skokie CCSD 65 would be well advised to continue down that path.

The Blue Balls Music Festival: Lucerne Switzerland, July 22-30

For reasons I can't quite explain, I have been researching European pop music lately. In the course of doing this I have discovered that the Swiss have something called (I am not making this up) "The Blue Balls Music Festival."


If you don't believe me, just go to the site yourself here.

The following is lifted directly from the Blue Balls Festival website. It contains two of the acts that they will be featuring and the exact videos they use on the site.

I don't know who's crazier, the Americans for having spawned these weird 3rd-rate acts or the Europeans for paying hard earned Euros to go see them.



"Blue Balls Festival 11, 22.-30. Juli.

"The Blue Balls Festival presents 120 shows, a wide range of live music, street-art, photography, video, film and talks. For nine days it turns the entire Lucerne lakeshore into a melting pot of creativity and attracts more than 100,000 visitors. The Blue Balls Festival stands out from all the other festivals in Switzerland. It is unique. The whole programm will be published on April, 28. If you want to be informed about new shows subscribe for our newsletter

And here, from their website is the introduction to one of the acts, "The Secret Sisters." These comely lasses are sure to be able to get any man worked up into the Blue Balls spirit.

'The Secret Sisters' sind ein Geheimtipp. Produziert vom Meisterproduzenten T Bone Burnett, werden sie diesen Status wohl nicht lange aufrechterhalten können. Laura und Lydia Rogers orientieren sich an der Vergangenheit. An Honky Tonk, Blues, Bluegrass und Hillbilly. The Secret Sisters interpretieren diese Stile mit einem eigenen, modernen Soundkonzept und frischen, energiegeladenen Vocals. Die Secret Sisters eröffnen den Konzertabend für KT Tunstall. Live: 25. Juli, KKL Luzerner Saal.



The following is also taken directly from the Blue Balls website. It is too weird for me to enhance with commentary of any kind.

CEE LO GREEN , 9. APRIL, X-TRA.
Der Sänger von ‚Gnarls Barkley‘ und Supersize-Funksoulbrother hat sich in den vergangenen Monaten in Windeseile zum meist diskutierten, meist-gebloggten, meist gesehenen und meist gehörten Artisten 2010 entwickelt. Die von Goldhändchen Bruno Mars produzierte Single ‚Fuck You‘ wurde in massiven 5 Kategorien für den begehrten Grammy Award nominiert. Die Awards werden am 13. Februar in Los Angeles verliehen. Danach kommt Cee Lo Green in die Schweiz. Live: 9. April, X-TRA, Zürich



Memo to Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel: See if we can snap these acts up for "Taste of Chicago."

Lena Meyer-Landrut: Testament To American Cultural Imperialism

Is Lena Meyer-Landrut a pouty American teenage girl from Glencoe, Illinois?

No. She is the grandaughter of an aristocratic West German Ambassador and a Hungarian duchess. And she just won the Eurovision song competition representing Germany.

The annual Eurovision contest is a really big deal throughout Europe. It is their version of American Idol, except on a far larger scale. Each country has its own competition to choose its most talented singing act and the Eurovision contest supposedly selects the best Europe has to offer.

People cheer on their own nation's entrant as they do their soccer team in the World Cup.

In the past, the winners would generally represent something unique to their own national culture and traditions. When ABBA won the Eurovision award in 1974, while it was a rock group with general appeal, Benny Andersson's keyboard work had a distinctly Swedish sound and Agnetha and Frida sang with a charming Swedish lilt.

But the cute, pouty, Anglophonic German ingenue mimicked American black ghetto gestures and bounced around like any spoiled suburban brat on a night out club-hopping in the River North district of Chicago.

With this she won Europe's culturally iconic competition last year in Oslo, Norway.

Her winning song "Satellite" was co-written by an American, her gestures are black ghetto American, she chants (hip-hop isn't really sung)in a combo of American English with a slight cockneyfied British edge.

The socialists abroad always decried American "cultural imperialism."

Now I join them.

Chicago Schlager Saturday: Francine Jordi

Saturday is customarily the slowest day in the blogosphere. With the coming of Spring it's sure to get even slower since we'll finally be able to crawl out of our battened-down Chicago winter caves, get out from in front of the computer and begin to enjoy some semblance of habitable weather.

So, rather than treat weighty matters, I think I'm just going to devote all forthcoming Saturday posts to a different artist from the European "Schlager" genre -- which is so little known here in the USA.

It's kind of like the Euro version of our Country & Western.

This week's featured performer on Chicago Schlager Saturday (try saying that fast 10 times in a row) is a rather vibrant 33 year old Swiss girl named Francine Jordi. The video has some nicely scenic Swiss pastoral footage and has kind of an up-tempo "Sound of Music" ambience:

Here she performs, Tu's Doch Tu's (rough translation - Do it, Just Do it):




Multi-styled pop singer Francine Jordi (real name: Francine Lehmann) was born in Worb, Switzerland on June 24, 1977.

Her first big break came when she won the German Grand Prix der Volksmusik in 1998. 2002 saw her hit the European big time, when she represented Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest (a celebrated pan-European event which in 1974, spawned the careers of Swedish pop superstars, ABBA.)

To date, she has released nine albums, of which her 2007 platter, Dann Karnst Du, was a top thirty hit. 2007 also saw Francine Jordi make her operatic debut.

Read more about Francine Jordi and other Schlager music personalities at: The Chicago Schlager Music Review

Highland Park's Stinking Rich Teachers: 2011 HS Teachers Salaries

(Ed. Note: Since the initial publication of this article new salary figures have been released and posted on 9/8/12. These are the latest available and readers of the 2010 list will note that they all got nice pay hikes, despite the economic crisis.)

Posted below is the complete 2010 list of teachers names and salaries for Highland Park High School and Deerfield High School in District 113.

It could be of more than passing interest to the people of those North suburban Chicago hamlets, because their education establishment is pleading poverty and wants them to pony up more in taxes.

On April 5th, voters in Highland Park, Deerfield and Highwood will be asked to approve a referendum that would hike their taxes to pay $133 million more for the High Schools. After interest on the bonds that it wants to float, taxpayers would be stuck with an actual tab of $200 million.

The education establishment claims that it sorely needs the dough to patch up roofs and build athletic running tracks. But it might have thought of those things when it committed to teachers salaries that are positively among the most opulent in the nation.

Here are some highlights of the fat salaries paid to Highland Park and Deerfield High School personnel:

--- An army of 15 "Guidance Counselors" pulling down between $100k and $174k, with the average at $134k

--- A $147k drivers Ed teacher

--- 5 psychologists hauling in between $101 and $139k

--- $148k for a sex ed. teacher

--- 14 gym teachers each pulling down between $109 and $170k

--- 12 people called "Learning behavior specialists" pulling down between $102 and $140k

--- 2 six-figure social workers

--- Three drama coaches pulling down more than $100k including one at $171k (Did HP HS snare Sir Laurence Olivier?)

The complete list of salaries is posted below in alphabetical order. These are, in almost all cases salaries for 10 months of work and come with gold plated health benefits and uniquely generous retirement plans.


For a detailed speadsheet, go to the Family Taxpayers Foundation site. That is the group that filed the Freedom of Information lawsuit to secure public release of this data from the ISBE.

Also, you can see more data on the individual employee, such as specialty and years of service, by clicking on the name.

Here is the complete list of 2011 Teachers salaries for Highland Park High School and Deerfield High School, both in HS District 113:

Teacher Salary Database Twp HSD 113 2011 - Download data NAME SALARY Acosta-Carmona, Jose $113,776 Akers, Alicia $142,866 Alexander, Earl $170,019 Allen, Lisa $106,004 Alvarez, Pablo $109,712 Anderson, Andrew $103,695 Antonakos, Nikoletta $113,102 Arcurie, Michael $17,756 Argyros, Katerina $94,602 Asebey, Eliana $124,863 Backus, Lisa $89,157 Bain, Shannon $129,167 Beaumont, Jeff $129,162 Bechtel, Jolie $91,088 Bene, David $182,862 Benito, Carrie $121,635 Berger-White, Jeffery $116,943 Berghoff, Lisa $64,809 Blanche, Julie $96,090 Bleck, Timothy $124,873 Bolek, Barry $218,205 Boncosky, Deborah $120,515 Brame, Daniel $149,003 Brandt, Lillian $150,972 Bricker, Amy $138,434 Brown, Marianthi $100,395 Brownell, Michelle $107,663 Bruss, John $117,648 Brysiewicz, Joseph $86,616 Bryson, Dawn $138,384 Bucolo, Joseph $127,166 Burke, David $100,564 Burnetti, Amy $77,441 Butler, Andrew $116,730 Byrnes, Cheryl $150,932 Caines, Kevin $144,576 Campbell, John $124,244 Carmichael, Mirah $97,578 Casale, Jennifer $118,229 Case, Cathleen $136,072 Casey, Stephanie $113,198 Castellani, Debra $85,586 Chamberlin, Daniel $124,718 Chambers, Stephanie $86,940 Chambers-Leven, Stacy $102,900 Champney, Geoffrey $56,090 Chang-Sawyer, Tsai-Hui $35,562 Chiodo, Hal $119,207 Choy, Lindsey $64,932 Chung, Eugene $132,131 Cocks, Ann $120,605 Conejo, Alexander $76,082 Connolly, John $127,249 Connor, Dixie $111,826 Conway, Timothy $179,660 Cordova, Herman $96,975 Cornelius, Amy $74,614 Cowell, Erin $79,145 Cratty, Cathy $175,883 Crowley, Helen $131,154 Curry, Megan $37,597 Dicker, Deborah $133,119 Dillon, Daniel $117,472 Dorigan, Diane $142,482 Douglas, Sarah $86,497 Eder, Andrew $70,140 Edwards, Theresa $67,351 Eglite, Julie $43,178 Elman, Judith $129,081 Engebretson, Sally $137,196 Erikson, Lou Ann $143,483 Esgar, Blanche $142,309 Esgar, Martin $136,752 Fahrner, Bridget $79,753 Fairman, Monica $119,491 Fay, Aaron $64,402 Felichio, Julie $136,511 Finn, Deborah $114,186 Fiorito, Marisa $73,234 Firer, Jennifer $104,736 Fitzgerald, Liane $130,357 Fleischer, Holly $85,660 Foerch, Doug $160,288 Fornasiero-Johnson, Claudia $130,732 Fornero, George $267,195 Forrester, Brian $69,619 Freedman, Michelle $135,821 Friedrich, Lesa $143,592 Gapinski, Robin $128,440 Garcia-Alonso, Pedro $116,741 Garza, Eduardo $68,364 Gasper, Kip $169,053 Gausselin, Gail $117,128 Geuder, Brandon $89,853 Gibbons, Thomas $93,242 Gilbert, Aliza $123,470 Gilfillan, Elizabeth $70,351 Ginopolis, Jennifer $111,337 Gonzalez, Lydia $139,653 Gordils-Hamm, Glorianne $81,631 Gordon, Stephanie $114,765 Gorleski, John $158,927 Gorman, Susan $102,462 Graafsma, Regina $68,364 Grady, Richard $140,424 Gratz, Andrea $203,565 Greene, Carol $140,302 Griffith, Audris $175,541 Grindel, Ellen $138,011 Grott, David $136,328 Gutwillig, Judith $123,066 Hagopian, Nairy $107,801 Halpern, Stacy $96,809 Hanson, Alicia $97,026 Harris, Paul $139,845 Harrison, Michael $112,432 Harvey, Barbara $125,865 Hebson, Suzan $211,909 Helkowski, Eric $76,806 Hemmila, Elena $71,948 Hermanowicz, Patricia $172,139 Hernandez, Heather $69,830 Hess, Joshua $94,132 Hicks Marx, Erin $127,110 Higgins, Kevin $85,765 Hile, James $150,891 Hill, Christine $63,471 Hill, Howard $107,391 Hindson, Amy $95,625 Hinton, Michael $123,411 Hirsch, David $80,451 Hirsch, Glynis $132,170 Hobson, Stephen $131,280 Hothem, Maria $62,379 Hoyer, Jeffry $124,639 Hubbard, Bradford $93,621 Huff, Peter $135,806 Hurtig, Elliott $156,778 Isaacson, Anne $134,502 Jamroz, Roxanne $65,778 Johnson, Andrea $153,629 Johnson, Susan $130,172 Johnson, William $129,916 Kalnes, Daniel $29,880 Kaplan, Susan $161,533 Kapsimalis, Gregory $114,639 Kauffman, Jeremy $120,256 Kean, Christopher $101,154 Kellogg, Sharon $101,056 Kempton, Lucy $132,021 Kilpatrick, Laurel $116,469 King, Kimberly $73,217 Klaas, Mirielle $77,184 Koenigsknecht, Joseph $189,973 Kolze, Maralyn $123,585 Koulentes, Thomas $139,936 Kramer, Kenneth $114,971 Krull, Gwendolyn $96,181 Kulchawik, Carol $130,471 Ladron De Guevara, Mercedes $62,005 Lakani, Kevin $47,121 Larson, Mark $161,069 Lavin, Jerold $74,890 Lawlor, Neil $89,160 Lee, Soo $90,136 Legis-Portincaso, Marisol $39,999 Leibfried, Scott $107,846 Leighton, Joshua $104,911 Lempa, Cristee $109,426 Levi, Charles $69,396 Levin, Leslie $97,677 Lewicki, Deborah $44,744 Lopez, Claudia $79,151 Loubieres, Olivier $105,609 Lucchese, Jennifer $106,026 Lucke, Kerry $136,092 Luepke, Judi $128,259 Lukens, Brian $86,145 Lusson, Paul $73,756 Lynes-Campbell, Sarah $90,553 Lynn, Joseph $124,195 Madsen, Edith $138,319 Mallon, Eden $75,337 Mansfield, Elizabeth $111,159 Mansfield, Katrina $73,078 Marsh, Kevin $162,512 Martin, Stephanie $67,295 Mc Donald, John $82,522 McCord, Don $137,330 McKendrick, Daniel $84,356 Mendoza, Charo $59,663 Misfeldt, Genevieve $78,338 Mitran, Florin $81,025 Mohyuddin, Faisal $86,035 Monroe, Roberta $142,974 Montague, Mary Crystal $98,031 Montgomery, Gregg $112,277 Moran, Michael $82,472 Morris, Sara $87,711 Morris, Steven $130,177 Morrison, William $131,559 Motzko, John $125,813 Muldrow, Michael $117,677 Myers, Carol $180,061 Nachman, Cathy $24,592 Nahigian, Lauren $67,602 Naples, Maureen $70,668 Navickas, Jennifer $102,806 Navickas, Joseph $98,855 Nelson, Lars $98,312 Nevarez, Nancy $66,285 Nice, Suzanne $106,048 Novotny, Blake $98,271 O'Malley Jr., Michael $88,226 Obinger, Barbara $127,255 Ochsner, Jennifer $66,574 Oliver, Robin $102,788 Otto, Victoria $114,316 Owens, Sheri $152,627 Palmberg, J. Benjamin $75,799 Palmberg, Sarah $84,643 Papastathis, Alesia $111,774 Pappadimas, Gus $86,182 Pappas, Catherine $137,813 Parciak, Gary $81,027 Pashtan, Hanna $76,504 Patterson, Elisabeth $124,724 Pechter, Marc $129,135 Pepsnik, Cathleen $111,713 Perlman, Elizabeth $91,773 Peters, Anthony $97,304 Petersen, Richenda $80,228 Peterson, Lizabeth $106,517 Piggott, Kristen $65,178 Pike, Miriam $166,419 Piorkowski, Kathryn $63,857 Piscitello, Andrew $48,032 Plata, Koren $78,648 Polite, Lindsay $79,842 Pujara, Kunal $123,301 Quagliana, Hilary $59,511 Ratajczyk, Bruce $156,204 Regan, Herb $131,301 Riendeau, Diane $118,048 Rigler, Neil $125,858 Riley, Christopher $126,611 Robertson, Elizabeth $144,545 Rockaitis, Ryan $108,232 Rodriguez, Angel $30,099 Roller-Wynhoff, Katherine $105,313 Rose, Steve $114,734 Rosenthal, Joshua $98,811 Rosenzweig, Michael $150,585 Ruiz, Robert $132,042 Runyan, Jeremy $95,438 Saleniek, Edgar $153,584 Sallee, Sepideh $68,369 Salmon, Janet $111,776 Sanchez, Beth $140,865 Santillan, Kristina $36,990 Sapyta, Tiffany $89,337 Sassen, Patrick $117,663 Saxman, Christine $86,096 Scane, Brian $72,548 Schriner, Christina $89,491 Schroeder, Stacey $86,769 Schuett, Carrie $92,330 Schwartz, Brett $96,143 Settles, Krista $118,615 Shah, Lisa $82,675 Shahidpour, Negar $46,623 Shallenbarger, Scott $137,113 Shirley, David $117,648 Siegel, Holly $113,661 Silber, Katherine $85,110 Sirois, Timothy $136,685 Sloot, Kelly $97,841 Smith, Cheryl $109,186 Smith, Jason $67,464 Solis, Stephanie $120,480 Stafford, William $99,257 Stasiorowski, Jaime $68,354 Stephenitch, Susan $123,479 Stillwell, Loren $96,265 Straka, Katherine $78,457 Studnitzer, Staci $58,338 Sullivan, John $125,996 Summy, Jeff $94,775 Sutherland, Richard $128,791 Svetlik, Steven $97,824 Swanson, Bradley $201,324 Swanson, Paul $128,969 Sweeney, Jean $115,690 Sweeney, Nathan $106,913 Tanimoto, Eri $127,543 Tanner, Shawn $62,276 Tenopir, Kurtis $123,922 Tenus, Katherine $61,335 Thompson, Ana $81,677 Tiveron, Derrick $86,743 Torres, Oscar $59,615 Tuckey, David $131,318 Velleuer, Ronald $136,945 Verisario, Brian $118,448 Vida, Heather $70,205 Villanueva, Jesse $97,646 Vogelsang, Thomas $120,558 Vora, Jigar $87,688 Wahrenbrock, Dana $76,287 Waller, Elizabeth $78,363 Wallrab, Kristen $82,331 Wang, Weifang $83,655 Washburn, Adam $80,813 Wathen, Charles $161,663 Watson, Alexandrea $98,146 Weiland, Jonathan $129,478 Weinstein, Marsha $149,121 Weisman, Lee $142,178 Weiss, Lynn $68,077 Wentz, Eric $137,450 Wichner, Sandra $64,442 Williams, Kenneth $143,077 Williams, Laurie $114,628 Winer, Elaine $142,257 Winiecki, Steven $140,536 Wolf, Michael $107,089 Wolf, Robin $145,288 Wolfe, Warren $124,923 Wong, George $22,347 Wright, Casey $130,461 Zientara, Melissa $107,393 Zima, Robert $134,686

That completes the list of 2011 salaries for teachers at Highland Park High School and Deerfield High School in Illinois High School District 113.