No bonus for Fort Bend school distirct superintendent
Fort Bend school district's chief Tim Jenney has been approved for a 3.25 percent raise by the school board.
That's nothing earth-shattering. The rate of increase is the same as what other distirct employees received in July.
With the raise, the superintendent's salary has gone up to $247,800 from the previous $240,000, according to the district.
Jenney didn't get an incentive bonus, which in his original contract was tied to the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills results, said Nancy Porter, a spokeswoman for the district.
Ten schools performed performed so poorly in the TAKS that the students have an option to transfer out, according to Texas Education Agency in December. . .(follow the link for the full story).
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Didn't we pay jenney more than the previous supt? Why pay him more when 10 schools are in such trouble?
Posted by: fbisdparent at January 22, 2008 10:51 AM
Obviously he can produce for the special interests and get those record bond monies to them. Of course you give raises for that and not performance these days!
Posted by: BondBoy at January 22, 2008 10:52 AM
Be weary of anything that makes Magee happy. It ususally means- THE IDEA SUCKS!
Posted by: Jose at January 22, 2008 03:46 PM
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Actually Stan voted for more participation in the zoning process, which was apparently opposed by admins. Not a good sign.
Posted by: fbisdparent at January 23, 2008 06:52 AM
Why is the zoning always a problem in Missouri City?
it would be nice if teachers got the bonuses they hand over to the superintendent and other administrators.
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