An empty classroom at the start of a three day...

An empty classroom at the start of a three day weekend at William Floyd High School in Mastic Beach. (Nov. 10, 2011) Credit: Daniel Brennan

Having exposed the salaries of our top paid educators, perhaps Newsday should tell us what a school superintendent should be paid for managing a district with several buildings, a few hundred staff and several thousand students [“Top-paid educators,” News, Nov. 14].

What should a teacher with a master’s degree and beyond be paid to teach our children what they’ll need to know to succeed in a complex workforce?

Frank Lombardo, Kings Park

Editor’s note: The writer is a retired teacher.

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