Interlude >>>>> Assessing the Likelihood of Ed Graff's Resignation as Superintendent of the Minneapolis Public Schools

At the Minnespolis Public Schools (MPS) Board of Education monthly.meeting of 12 October, four members voted against holding discussions that would lead to a new contract for MPS Superintendent Ed Graff that would inaugurate another three-year term on 1 July 2022.

Those voting against negotiating a new contract with Graff were Sharon El-Amin (District 2), Siad Ali (District 3), Adriana Cerrillo (District 4), and Josh Pauly (At-Large).

Voting for negotiations were Jenny Arneson (District 1), Nelson Inz (Distruct 5), Ira Jourdain (District 6), Kim Caprini (At-Large), anf Kim Ellison (At-Large).

Given the majority vote, contract talks will be entered officially on fhe docket.

But Ed Graff most likely will resign well before July 2022.   

A four to five tally falls well short of a vote of confidence.

Discontent at the Davis Center (MPS central offices) is rife.  An already widespread disssatisfaction deepened to demoralization with the 5-4 vote.  

Should Graff continue as superintendent, staff departures would ensue.  

Should the departures include staff at the ineffective Department of Teaching and Learning and others in the Academuc Division, the departures would constitute a favorable development.  But those departures would most likely involve many talented key figures outside the Academic Division whose loss would be lamentable in the extreme.

Currently only 35% of MPS students are proficient at grade level in mathematics;  only 44% read at grade level;  fewer than 25% of students on Free/Reduced Price Lunch and in key demographic categories function at grade level in those skill areas.

Nothing in tbe MPS Comprehensive District Design articulates a viable plan for academic progress or for the design of knowledge-intensive, skill-replete curriculum for logically sequenced implementation throughout the pre-K through 12 grades.

Ed Graff is a failure as an academic.leader;  he should---  and in all likelihoid will---  do what most superintendents who receive such a slim vote of confidence have done  >>>>>

resign.

Article #6 >>>>> The Origins and Consequences of Wretched Public Education Throughout the United States

Disastrous Timing for the Emerging Dominance of Anti-Knowledge Ideology During the 1970s

The anti-knowledge ideology advanced by education professors at Teachers College/Columbia Univsity and other education schools from the 1920s forward gained unfortunate resonance with public school administrators in the context of the 1960s zeitgeist.

Until the 1960s, leaders at public school districts typically resisted the anti-knowledge creed. Most decision-makers and teachers had themselves attended schools with curriculum featuring clearly specified, logically sequenced knowledge and skill sets.  Elementary school teachers embraced the role of broadly knowledgeable purveyors of academic information, and secondary teachers viewed themselves as field specialists.

School boards were similarly inclined toward academically substantive curriculum.  European immigrant and African American northwardly migrant populations viewed education as their conduit up the ladder of social and economic mobility, attained on the basis of knowledge and skill mastery preparatory to college or university attendance.

From 1954 forward, the United States underwent much dramatically favorable change, induced by the Brown v Board Supreme Court decision (1954), the Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-1956), the wrenching aftermath of the Emmitt Till murder (1955), the federalization of troops to protect the Little Rock Nine (1957), the first lunch counter sit-ins (1960), James Meredith's, struggle to attend the University of Mississippi (1962), and the culmination of the first stage of the Civil Rights Movement with the March on Washington (1963), Civil Rights Act (1964), and the Voting Rights Act (1965).

In the late 1960s came fair housing and employment legislstion, the second wave feminist movement, and energized African American, Latina/Latino, and Native American populations advocating more thorough change.  

Despite assertive federal government activity undergirding legislative and judicial change, this was a time of growing distrust in government and authority figures in general, precipitated by Vietnam War policy, generational conflict, racial tension, and gaping ideological divisions.  

Student activists on college and university campuses demanded disinvestment in abusive corporations and governments, and they called for women's and ethnic-specific studies, along with greater student input in curriculum.

Lurking within these favorable developments, though, were notions inimical to K-12 public education.  The legitimate call for curricular change and greater student input gave impetus to one attitudinal strand maintaining that all education should be student driven. 

Thus did a 1960s zeitgeist with so many favorable features for social change harbor ill for knowledge-based K-12 education.  Loving young people, listening to them, incorporating their suggestions, and giving scope for their creativity should not mean denying them the genuine wisdom of adult mentors or the academically substantial knowledge of professors and teachers acquired via many years of disciplined study.

But education professors saw in the zeitgeist of the late 1960s the moment for which they had been waiting. 

The deleterious impact of anti-knowlege ideology on K-12 policy of the 1970s would fall hardest on those mired in poverty at the urban core.

Article#5 >>>>> The Origins and Consequences of Wretched Public Education Throughout the United States

The Endurance of Academically Substantive Curriculum Amidst Warning Signals from Anti-Knowledge Education Professors, 1920-1970

Five decades ensued before the insidious anti-knowledge creed emanating from Teachers College/Columbia University--- and then education schools across the nation--- became the dominant influence in curriculun and pedagogy in the United States.

Knowledge-based, well-specified curriculum taught by subject area specialists continued to dominate in  school districts of the United States well into the 1960s.  Teachers varied in quality, and those of true excellence were not properly remunerated, but the ideal of knowledge-based education consonant with the Thomas Jefferson-Horace Mann vision persisted.  

Teachers in training had to endure anti-knowledge ideology spouted by education professors in courses necessary for certification, but most secondary teachers earned bachelor's degrees in major academic disciplines and, when they sought master's degrees, they did so in legitimate, field-specific, academic departments (mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, history, political science, English literature, music, visual art, particular world language).

Elementary teachers had to endure more time spent with education professors, but the curriculum taught in their school districts featured specified knowledge and skill sets that imparted to students information in mathematics, natural science, history, geography, literature, spelling, grammar, and calligraphy.  And as was the case with many secondary teachers of this era, discrimination in business and the professions drove many a brilliant woman toward teaching and into the classroom.

The misappropriation of the appellation, "progressive," eventually belied by unprogressive consequences for students, was also revealed in the racism and classism demonstrated in the writing and pronouncements of many education professors.  The anti-knowledge creed took different forms in the course of 1920-1970 with, though, an array of consistently anti-progressive notions at each stage expressing doubt that African Americans and those immigrants from eastern and southern Europe were capable.of mastering academic subjects  >>>>>

Tracking according to academic versus  vocational curriculum was common, with typically those of western European provenance considered most fit for academic, college preparatory study. 

This racist, anti-immigrant attitude was an early and abiding signal that the moniker, "progressive," was ridiculous nomenclature for the ideology promulgated by education professors.

More unfortunate signals loomed in the 1960s and in the disaster that defined public education during 1970-2021.

Article #4 >>>>> The Origins and Consequences of Wretched Public Education Throughout the United States

The Unprogressive Consequences of Putatively Progressive Education

John Dewey in the course of the 20th Century became a favorite of those campus embarrassments known as education professors, who transmitted their ideological inclination to the adminstrators and teachers whom they intellectually corrupted.

But if these education edtablishment mainstays had actually spent much time reading Dewey' s works, they would have realized that he was an awkward writer and projector of nebulous ideas who at best managed to communicate that teachers should relate curriculum to student experience and that students should be actively engaged with the subjects learned.

Other promulgators on matters of curriculum and pedagogy associated themselves with Dewey but asserted much more damaging notions: 

William Heard Kilpatrick authored a book dubbed The Project Method (1922) in which he maintained that curriculum need not consist of set bodies if knowledge and skills but should be generated spontaneously.on the basis of student interest and pursued through group projects.  

Harold Rugg coauthored a book entitled, The Child-Centered School that rapsodized over the merits of centering education on the natural curiosity of the child, whose interests should determine curriculum, rather than any well-defined body of knowledge.

William C. Bagley, who like these others taught at Teachers College/Columbia University, mounted a vigorous counter-argument in synchrony with the Thomas Jefferson-Horace Mann vision of commonly shared citizen knowledge, arguing forcefully for the importance of mathematics, natural science, history, government, geography, and literature.

And indeed this view of education as knowledge-based continued to guide curriculum in most United States school districts into the 1960s.  But education professors were relentless in touting their anti-kniwledge creed, for which they misappropriated the appellation, "progressive."

But when this creed found resonance  with the zeitgeist of the 1960s and became dominant thereafter in public schools as a guide to curriculum and pedagogy, the academic and in many cases the actual death knell was struck for students across the nation.

The misnamed ideology of education professors had most decidedly unprogressive consequences for generations of students and the ill-informed citizenry they became.

Article #3 >>>>> The Origins and Consequences of Wretched Public Education Throughout the United States

Failure to Fully Implement the Thomas Jefferson-Horace Mann Idea of the Common Schools

Thomas Jefferson, he who personified the contradictions of the dual reality of the United States polity, offered many ideas for circulation on the nobler side of that reality.

As an advocate for the empowerment of the citizenry as the only safe depository of governmental authority, Jefferson asserted that if citizens did not exercise their power with a wholesome discretion, the remedy was not to take power from them but to inform their discretion through public education.

Thinker, activist, and member of the House of Representatives Horace Mann (1796-1859) took up the Jeffersonian charge as an advocate for common schools, public institutions to be established in every community for the impartation of that knowledge necessary for the wbolesome exercise of citizenship.  Mann's vision was in part realized in the increasing number of states establishing free public schools.  But these schools varied widely in quality.  Teacher training, eventually in institutes dubbed normal schools, also varied and often sent forth teachers capable only of dispensing very rudimentary skills.

Still, the aspiration was to give the general public some approximation of the education that the wealthy had long acquired through private tutors.  Knowledge was valued as that common stock of information necessary for the exercise of enlightened citizenship.  And in many one room school houses students did acquire substantive knowledge in history, government  and geography.  

In many schools >McGuffey Reader< texts were used for the impartation of such knowledge and for selections from high-quality literature.  The knowledge thus imparted was idealistically patriotic and not culturally diverse, reflecting the temper of the times.  But students in such schools emerged with key shared knowledge sets that in accord with the vision of Jefferson-Mann informed their discretion in the exercise of citizenship.

Many students did not matriculate beyond grade six.  Few attended school beyond grade eight.  But in cities and limited outposts in the nation high schools, more worthy of that "high" moniker than is the case with today's dim counterparts, appeared;  about 1910, a few junior high schools (junior in that they featured similar curriculum preparatory for high school) were established.  

Many normal schools had improved.  High school teachers took subject matter seriously.  At a time when few Anericans attended colleges or universities, most high school teachers held field-specific bachelor's degrees;  some had received master's degrees, 

Curriculum was informed by that conveyed by private tutors, focused on mathematics, history, government, geography, literature, and Latin---  with added emphasis on biology, chemistry, and physics.

But junior high and high schools were limited in number, tended to be urban, and were rarely available, and racially exclusive.

Even at this juncture in late 19th century/early 20th century United States history, realization of the Jefferson-Mann ideal of the common school was woefully incomplete.  

How lamentable, then, that in the succeeding decades, matters got much worse.

Article #2 >>>>> The Origins and Consequences of Wretched Public Education Throughout the United States

Failure to Develop a Knowledgeable Citizenry Across Race and Class Has Maintained the Contradictions of Our Dual Reality

The dual reality of United States society has persisted since the nation gained international recognition in the aftermath of the 1783 Treaty of Paris;  the behavioral antecedents were present in the British Atlantic colonies.

Thomas Jefferson personified the contradictions inherent in the dual identity.  Jefferson was the foremost synthesizer of the ideas of John Locke, the Marquis de Montesquieu, and Jean Jacques Rousseau, as evident in The Declaration of Independence.  His writings powerfully assert the Natural Rights to which all human beings are entitled, and he promulgated a doctrine that considered all citizens equal before the law.   

But in the course of his life, Jefferson owned 600 slaves, 500 more than did his friend and main author if the United States Constitution, fellow Virginian James Madison.  Jefferson conveyed in his writings a sense that slavery was an immoral institution that would be terminated in the decades to come.  But those writings could be tortuously inconsistent on the subject and on the intellectual and social equality of those of European, African, and indigenous ancestry. 

Thus, the contradictions pertinent to the dual reality were personified by Jefferson and manifest in the leadership and society during the late 18th century and early 19th century founding and nascent life of the nation. 

But in the noblest ideals of Jefferson, and in the magnificent document generated by Madison, there was a basis for early resolution of the contradictions in the dual reality so that our national life could proceed on the basis of a fully democratic and equitable polity.  

Contributing heavily to the failure to resolve the contradictions in favor of the better component of the dual reality was inadequate development of a key Jeffersonian prerequisite for participatory government in which the citizenry is the moving force   >>>>>

>>>>>   public education, for the development of knowledgeable and enlightened citizenry.

Never in the history of the United States have we had public education capable of developing knowledgeable citizens across race and class.

And thus, in the context of wretched public education, we dwell in cognitive dissonance as the land of democratic opportunity, land of stark inequity.

Article #1 in a Series >>>>> The Origins and Consequences of Wretched Public Education Throughout the United States

Refiections on the Unmasking Wrought by Covid-19 and the George Floyd Murder

The United States is a nation that proceeds on the basis of deep contradictions.  The society and body politic move forward for extended phases during which the unsavory aspects of our national history  and abiding circumstance are not brutally revealed.  Then, with the occurrence of a precipitating event or events, those unsavory features gain glaring revelation. 

The concomitant calamities of Covid-19 and the murder of George Floyd served as two unrelentung tugs on the collective mask behind which we had been hiding, exposing multiple faults that we had largely been able to cover for many moons.

The United States was born as an experiment in Enlightenment values, asserting humanistic ideals that regard each human being as equal before the law, possessing multiple Natural Rights, and deserving space to develop her or his potential.

But in the beginning, her space was highly constricted, that of Native Americans was perpetually shrinking, and that of most African Americans tended toward nonexistence. 

These are salient aspects of our two realities, which we hold in a state of cognitive dissonance until certain events precipitate a societal rush to a metaphorical psychotherapist who induces exposure of unsavory features in our past.  

We have the world's most brilliant undergirding document in the United States Constitution.  Immigrants or the near descendants thereof founded us, and such stock continued to descend on our shores, prosperimg as they could not in the lands of their nativity. 

But the most brilliant of those humanistic founders were slaveholders who created a system that expanded only slowly the demographics of citizenship---  so slowly that we lived through many decades of slavery, then the police state of the American South, the lower-tier status of women, and stress for those outside the traditional identities of gender. 

Most of the founders were humanists who extolled scientific methods and discoveries.  But they did not oversee the development of a flourishing system of public education that imparted to all constituent members of society that same respect for scientific method and discovery.

We are a nation that regards all people as equal and that has featured abominable  inequality and, especially, inequity.  

We are a nation that has thrived on scientific method and discovery.  But a large segment of society exalts superstition and supposition over science.

These constradictions are embedded in our history and current circumstance.

The concurrent calamities of Covid-19 and the murder of George Floyd have exposed those contradictions.  The wound is raw and agonizing.  

Abysmal public education has sustained the contradictions.

Only a revolution in public education can resolve the contradictions and promote the healing force of scientific rationality that will heal our raw and tortuous wounds

Five to Four Vote to Enter into Contract Negotiations with Superintendent Ed Graff Signals Fragility of Support for This Failed Superintendent

At the Tuesday, 12 October, meeting of the Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) Board of Education, four of nine members voted against entering into contract extension talks with Superintendent Ed Graff, whose current contract runs through 30 June 2022.

Those voting against extension were District 2 Member Sharon El-Amin, District 4 Member Adriana Cerrillo, District 5 Member Siad Ali, and At-Large Member Josh Pauly.

Voting to enter negotiations were District 1 Member Jenny Arneson, District 5 Member Nelson Inz, District 6 Member Ira Jourdain, At-Large Member Kim Caprini, and At-Large Member Kim Ellison.

Inz and Ellison are particularly objectionable political hacks.  

Arneson, Caprini, and Jourdain also have strong ties to the education establishment, at this time complicated by the strain in relationship between Graff and Minneapolis Federation of Teachers (MFT) President Greta Callahan.  

A very remote possibility exists thst one of these three (Arneson, Caprini, or Jourdain} might be persuaded to join El-Amin, Cerrillo, Ali, and Pauly to discontinue negotiations with Graff.

But not one member in the Arneson-Caprini-Jourdain contingent has any idea of the dramatic changes needed in curriculum and teacher quality. 

Arneson has close ties to Ellison and, though knowledgeable about MPS and the environment in which the district functions, is capable of astonishingly outlandish statements in defense of the system as it is.

Jourdain has little grasp of the needed change and is lamentably an opponent of objective assessment of student knowledge and skill.  

Caprini is intellectually and ethically scattered, not a board member inclined toward the needed overhaul of the teacher force or the implementation of knowledge-intensive curriculum.

Graff is a failed superintendent, an academically insubstantial figure with no ability to implement the needed change, as witnessed in his keeping the similarly academically marginal Aimee Fearing as Interim Senior Academic Officer for two years before removing the interim categorization.

El-Amin, Ali, Cerrillo, and Pauly deserve commendation for voting against contract extension talks with Graff.  Should another board member be persuaded to join them, the failed Graff tenure would blessedly come to an end.

Then the hard work should begin to search for a superintendent outside the education establishment to counter the anti-knowledge creed with which those campus low-lifes known as education professors have intellectually corrupted the prospective administrators and teachers whom they train.

Introductory Commrnts >>>>> Remuneration for All Staff at the Minnesota Department if Education

Readers please find in the six entries below the level of remuneration for all staff members at the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE).

Oddly, the figures rendered to me from MDE were given as hourly pay, even though all positions at the department are of the sort that would typically be salaried, figured annually. 

Pending further inquiry, I have given the figures on the hourly basis but in my own space have tentatively used a $2,000 multiplier to derive an approximation of annual salary---  so that levels of remuneration would stretch from approximately $40,000 at the low end up to approximately $180,000 at the top.  

The $2,000 multiplier very well may be on the low side.  As given, median remuneration at MDE appears to be approximately $90,000 to $100,000 annually.  

Perpend >>>>>

Multi-Article Series >>>>> Remuneration of Minnesota Department of Education Staff >>>>> Those Receiving Above $70.00/Hour

Above $70.00/hour

Terresa M. Taylor            

St Progr Mgr Prin                                     

$89.30

 

Stephanie Burrage                      

Dep Com Ed                                                

$76.66

 

Heather Mueller              

Com Ed Dept                                              

$71.84

 

Jennifer P. Dugan             

Dir Statewide Assess                             

$71.59

 

Daron T. Korte                   

Asst Com Ed                                                           

$71.59

 

Multi-Article Series >>>>> Remuneration of Minnesota Department of Education Staff >>>>> Those Receiving Between $60.00 and $70.00/hour

Between $60.00 and $70.00/hour

 

Denise M. Alexander     

Dir Ed Finance                                           

$69.06

 

Roberta J. Burnham        

Asst com Ed/St Progr Adm Prin                      

$67.68/$59.98

 

Stephanie Graf                  

Asst Com Ed                                                           

$67.05

 

Wendy Hatch                     

Asst Com Ed                                                           

$63.71

 

Macarre A. Traynham     

Adm Agency Div Dir Sr                           

$63.46

 

Andre E. Prahl                   

Agency CFO                                                

$62.12

 

Teresa Johnson Yetter   

Ed Dir Fin Reofrm & Adm                      

$62.12

 

Robyn R. Widley               

Ed Dir Fin Reform ^ Acct                        

$62.12

 

Adosh Linni                        

Dir Govt Relas                                           

$61.74

Multi-Article Series >>>>> Remuneration of Minnesota Department of Education Staff >>>>> Those Receiving Between $50.00 and $60.00/hour

 

Between $50.00 and $60.00/hour

 

Gregtory B. Keith             

State Progr Adm Mgr Prin                    

$59.98

 

Linda S. Sams                     

St Progrm Adm Mgr Prin                                   

$59.98

 

Linda S. Sams                     

St Progrm Adm Mgr Prin                                   

$59.98

 

Douglas S. Paulson          

Ed Dir St & Fed  Progr                             

$57.85

 

Monica L. Herrera            

Ed Dir St and Fed Progr                          

$57.85

 

Paula N. Palmer                

Ed Dir St & Fed Progr                              

$57.85

 

Sonia R. Smith                   

St Progr Adm Mgr Prin                           

$57.69

 

Sharon K. Peck                  

Fisc & Adm Svcs Mgr                              

$55.84

 

Jeannette E. Johnson Feed       

Ed Sup                                              

$53.88

 

Michelle M.Kamenov     

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Jennifer M. Alexander   

Education Supervisor                             

$53.88

 

Aaron Barnes                    

Educ Supv                                                   

$53.88

 

Kathryn Beattie                

Educ Supv                                                   

$53.88

 

Dawn R. Cameron            

Education Specialist 2                            

$53.88

 

Thomas J. Delaney                       

Ed. Sup Sp Ed Interagency Svcs                       

$53.88

 

Tammy Funk                      

HR Dir 3                                                       

$53.88 

 

Deborah J. Hewitt            

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Erin M. Levin                     

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Penny V.Houtz                  

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Sandra A. Myers               

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Breidette M. Ramaley   

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Leigh C. Schleicher                      

Ed Sp                                                             

$53.88

 

Leigh C. Schleicher                      

Ed Sp                                                             

$53.88

Mary E. Weigel                 

Ed Sup Fin Mgr                                          

$53.88

 

Sara V. Winter                   

Ed Sup Due Process                                 

$53.88

 

David Washington                       

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.88

 

Judith Kack                         

Ed Sup Ed Fund                                          

$53.85

 

Debra J. Lukkonen                       

Ed Sup                                                          

$53.80

 

Tyler Livingstons              

Ed Sup Ed Effect                                        

$53.01

 

Brad S. Hasskamp            

Ed Sup                                                          

$52.01

 

Alicia A. Waeffler            

Ed Sup                                                          

$52.01

 

Pamela J. Schneider        

St Progr Adm Mgr                                    

$50.24

 

Sally A. Reynolds             

Ed Sup Ed Effect                                        

$50.24

 

Daley Lehmann                 

Ed Sup Ed Fund                                          

$50.24

 

Dennis Duffy                      

State Progr Adm Mgr                             

$50.24

 

Daniel M. Hayden            

Ed Sup                                                          

$50.24

 

Raul M. Ferrin                   

Ed Sup Ed Fund                                          

$50.24

 

Carolyn J. CherrySt

Prog Adm Magr                                                    

$50.24

 

Carolyn M. Hoel               

State Progr Adm Mgr                             

$50.24

 

Pamela J. Schneider        

St Progr Adm Mgr                                    

$50.24

Multi-Article Series >>>>> Remuneration of Minnesota Department of Education Staff >>>>> Those Receiving Between $40.00 and $50.00/hour

 

Between $40.00 and $50.00/hour

 

Shana K. Haroldson Morse       

State Progr Adm                           

$49.99

 

Amanda Lynn Sroka         

St Progr Adm Mgr                                    

$49.94

 

Paula J. Higgins                 

Ed Progr Sup                                              

$48.43

 

Andy Hulquist                   

State Progr Coord Adm                          

$47.44

 

Cynthia s. Jackson            

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$47.14

 

Yufeng C. Berry                 

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$47.14

 

Katherine Edwards          

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$47.14

 

Kersten P. Forsythe        

St progr Adm Coord                                

$47.14

 

Jon Vaupel                          

St Progr Adm Coord                                

$47.14

 

Gloriann c. Mcdonald     

Dri St                                                            

$47.19

 

Jeffrey P. Holtz                 

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$47.14

Melissa R. Johnson          

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$47.14

 

Alex Magembi                  

St Progr Adm Cooord                              

$47.14

 

Robert P. Niemala                       

Str Progr Adm Coord                               

$47.14

 

Lynnette M. Seal              

St Progr Adm Coord                                

$47.14

 

Lynnette M. Seal              

St Progr Adm Coord                                

$47.14

 

Gayra  Outgaard               

Ed Sup Ed Fund                                          

$46.76

 

Ashleigh M. Norris                      

Dior com & Med Relas                           

$45.58

 

Joleen E. Schommer        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Amy B. Schulting              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Sarah A. Shroyer              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michele A. Niska              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Angela Marie Norberg   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Anne M. Peglow               

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Anne M. Parks                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

John Casper Olson                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36  

 

Susan M. Ingralson          

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Rebecca L. Jackson          

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Judi J. Iverson                    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Melissa A. Janssen                      

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Loraine f. Jensen              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michelle Jones                  

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Heather M. Klever                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

William C. Kiesow            

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Lee Her                                

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Angela Hochstetter        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Lisa W. Hoogheem                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michael D. Huberty         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

John M. Gimp                    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

Daren M. Graf                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Andrea K. Hanson Bishop          

Education Specialist 2                

$45.36

 

Tracy Gann-Diehy            

Ed Fin Spec 2                                              

$45.36

 

Michael J. Foster              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kursten K. Dubbels          

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kari-Ann M. Edigar          

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Caroline M. Elstra            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Eria F. Farell                                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michele A. Niska              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Angela Marie Norberg   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Anne M. Peglow               

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Anne M. Parks                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michele A. Niska              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Angela Marie Norberg   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Anne M. Peglow               

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Anne M. Parks                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Ashleigh M. Norris                      

Dir Com & Med Relas                             

$45.58

 

Jennifer R. Burton                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Jeannette M. Butcjer     

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Jennifer Charles               

Ed Fin Spec                                                 

$45.36

 

Julie Christine Chi            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Margaret K. Chresand    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Janet L. Christenson        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Karen D. Calcaterra         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Alina M Campana             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Linda J. Campbell-Laman             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Eric J. Billiet                                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Timothy P. Barrett                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

Beth E. Barsness              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Donna r. Becker                

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kathryn A. Beesch                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Wendy A. Behrens                      

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Jill E, Bemis                        

Educ Fin Spec 2                                         

$45.36

 

Susan M. Bendken                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Rachel A. Arndt                

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Tony Aarts                          

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Barbara W. Al-Nour        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36         

 

Holly Anderson                 

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36         

 

Kristie J. Anderson                      

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kristine L. Anderson       

Educatione Finance Specialist 2         

$45.36

 

Pamela V. Booker            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Nancy R. Brooks               

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michael P. Brown            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michael A. Bowlus                      

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Mary Cashman-Bakken  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Nichole A. Darois             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Tanya Derby                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Jeeane M. Dickhausen   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Michael J. Diedrich          

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Julie Dincau                        

Education Specialist 2                

$45.36

 

Wayne J. Kuklinks            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Astrid I Linden Church    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kenneth E. Maher            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Carol J. Malisrewski        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

David A Lojebko   

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Angela L Mansfield         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

Christopher J. Kubesh    

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Rachel A.Kuhn                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Sarah E. Miller                  

Ed Sp Fin                                                      

$45.36

 

Karen G. Millert               

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Ann E. Mitchell                 

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Lonn A. Moe                      

Ed Fin sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Tracy A. Montz Lindner 

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Christopher A. Mrnak    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kristen L. Olien                 

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Ellen M. Naesk                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Eileen M. Nelson             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Rebecca K. Nesset                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Julie M. Neururer            

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36         

 

Rebecca Mies                    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Maxine M. Peterson       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Garret Petrie                     

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Jeff P. Plaman                    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kirsten L Rewey               

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Roberto Reyes                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

June M. Reineke              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Christopher K. Reynolds

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Nancy Ricstenberg                      

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Renee Cecile Ringold     

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Pamela J. Sanders            

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Greg Sogaard                     

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Maria Rosas-Lee              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Joleen E. Schommer        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Amy B. Schulting              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

Sarah A. Shroyer              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kara P. Tempei                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Mary Thissen-Milder      

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Susan M. Thomas             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Stacie Stensrud                

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Elizabeth B. Stepherns   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Macarre A. Traynham     

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Noemi A. Trevino             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Ayumi Stockman              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Terri Swartout                  

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Pamela J. Sanders            

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Joleen E. Schommer        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Amy B. Schulting              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Greg Sogaard                     

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Maria Rosas-Lee              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Sarah A. Shroyer              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Tamara Valme                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Ann D. Van Diest              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Amy Sage Van Voorhis   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36         

 

Elizabeth Vaught              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Gloria R. Vallinga             

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Laura a. Waldoch              

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Cynthia Ward-Thompson          

Education Specialist 2                

$45.36

 

Elizabeth J. Watkins        

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Jennifer J. Wazlawik       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Victoria Weinberg                       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Ebbisse y. Williams         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Maurke A. Wilson IV       

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

Avbisia M. Whiteman    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Odi K. Versaw                    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Mai T. Yang                                    

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Filiz Yargici                         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

Amy Young                         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Sara K. Wolf                                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

James L. Woods                

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.36

 

Kelly P. Wosika                 

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$45.36

 

Strundlund                         

Education Specialist 2                            

$45.20

 

Amanda Varley                 

Proj Mgr                                                      

$44.01

 

Katona R. Barnes              

State Progr Adm Mgr                             

$43.81

 

Lisa K. Barange                  

State Progr adm Prin                              

$43.81

 

Heather M. Hirsch                       

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$43.77

 

Leigh H. Nida                     

Education Specialist 2                            

$43.77

 

Carrie Tamminga              

St Progr Adm Coord                                

$43.77

 

Anita J. Tayson                  

Grants Sp Coord                                       

$43.77

 

Joseph Carrel                     

Education Sepicalist 2                            

$43.77

 

Christopher Z. Sheehan 

Education Specialist 2                            

$43.77

 

Vanessa Moe                     

Education Specialist 2                            

$43.72

Rebecca L. Wochnik        

Education Specialist 2                            

$43.77

 

Anthony G. Kinkel            

Exec Asst                                                    

$43.61

 

Sabrina C. Winkleman    

Education Specialist 2                            

$43.27

 

Emily A. Honer                  

Ed Progr Sup                                              

$43.61

 

Mamisoa Knutson            

Off Progr Adm Mgr                                  

$42.58

 

Olivia T. Christensen      

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Kalamu Constant               Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Wendie M. Ferstie                      

Mgt Analyst 4                                           

$42.24

 

Katherine A. Croswell-Dole      

Education Specialist 2                

$42.24

 

Carole I. Brady                  

Accf Off Priin                                             

$42.24

 

Denise Berger                   

Ed Fin Spec 2                                              

$42.24

 

Gail C. Anderson              

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Lucia Little Wolf Arias    

State Progr Adm Coord                          

$42.24

 

Denise Berger                   

Ed Fin Spec 2                                              

$42.24

 

Wendie M. Ferstie                      

Mgt Analyst 4                                           

$42.24

 

Calvin Lewis                                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Leah P. Larson                   

Libr Desk Svcs Sp                                      

$42.24

 

Kelly J. Kazeck                   

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Christie Ann Kline            

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

Amanda Varley                 

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Van Deveren                      

Mgt Analyst 4                                           

$42.24

 

Lauren A. Walker             

Education Specialist 2                            

$42.24

 

Christine L Wein               

Progr Analyst 4                                         

$42.24

 

Sarah J. Weiss                   

Ed Sp 2                                                         

$42.24

 

Dawn R. Udean                 

St Progr Adm Sup Prin                            

$42.00

 

Catherine A. Duravage   

Libr/Info Res Serv Progr Dir                 

$42.00

 

Carly Anne Lykes Frostman      

St Progr Adm Coord                    

$40.61

 

Camille Jones                    

State Progr Adm Prin                              

$40.61

 

Brienne A. LaHaye                       

St Progr Adm Coord                                

$40.61

 

Kristin A. Lanel                 

Ed Progr Sp 2                                             

$40.61

 

Marilynn M. Loehr                      

St Progr Adm Prin                                    

$40.61

 

Ellen M. Seibert               

Education Specialist 2                            

$40.61

 

Jennifer A. Fleckner        

St Progr Adm Prin                                    

$40.61

 

Adam J. Heuett                 

Education Specialist 2                            

$40.61

 

Deboran Humann             

Ed Progr Spec                                            

$40.61

 

Mary C. Kaeda                   

Acct Off Prin                      

 

Molly S. Koppes                

Ed Fin Sp 2                                                  

$40.61

 

Anthony Rank                   

St Progr Adm Prin                                    

$40.61

Volatiana Wiens               

Education Specialist 2                            

$40.61

 

Wallace E. Pope                

Aud Prin                                                      

$40.61

 

Ellen M. Seibert               

Education Specialist 2                            

$40.61

 

Elizabeth A. Stoneburg  

Education Specialist 2                            

$40.61

 

Judy Yang                            

Acct Off Prin                                              

$40.61                     

 

Clair J. Gades                     

Exc Asst                                                       

$40.19