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19 Livonia public education employees earn 19 or more annually

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There are 19 Livonia public education employees who earn $100,000 or more annually, according to the Mackinac Center for Public Policy.

The highest annual salary earned among Livonia public education employees was $218,533 to Andrea Oquist.

The highest salary was $212,326 in 2020.

According to records, 19 individuals received some form of compensation for their work from Livonia in 2021. Of those, no earned less than $20,000.

More than one-third of Michigan residents said they believe school quality has worsened in recent years, and two-thirds say schools need more funding.

Highest paid Livonia employees

EmployerEmployeeAnnual salary
Livonia Public SchoolsAndrea Oquist$218,533
Schoolcraft Community CollegeAlexander Thomson$180,277.86
Schoolcraft Community CollegeNickolas Butkevich$178,863.63
Schoolcraft Community CollegeHelen Ditouras$177,148.94
Schoolcraft Community CollegeGerard Mellnick$176,361.66
Schoolcraft Community CollegeBradley Stetson$174,084.55
Schoolcraft Community CollegeShawn Loving$173,722.87
Schoolcraft Community CollegeColey McLean$169,678.3
Schoolcraft Community CollegeDeborah Burke$168,179.81
Schoolcraft Community CollegeRobert Leadley$166,144.12
Schoolcraft Community CollegeLisa Jackson$165,255.64
Schoolcraft Community CollegeHolly Austin$165,078.24
Schoolcraft Community CollegeCheryl Snyder$161,468.15
Clarenceville School DistrictPaul Shepich$159,296.1
Schoolcraft Community CollegeJeffrey Borton$159,138.38
Schoolcraft Community CollegePaul Dickson$158,489.7
Schoolcraft Community CollegeStacy Whiddon$158,286.03
Livonia Public SchoolsStephen Taylor$109,890.63

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