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SeeThroughNY released a list of the highest-paid public school employees on Long Island in 2020.
Priscila Korb, Patch Staff![34 Long Island Educators Made Over $300K In 2020: Data (3) 34 Long Island Educators Made Over $300K In 2020: Data (3)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)
Priscila Korb, Patch Staff
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LONG ISLAND, NY — 2020 was a difficult year for education, with schools relying on online learning amid the coronavirus pandemic.
So how much did educators get paid during this unprecedented year? According to the website SeeThroughNY, 34 public school employees, many of them superintendents, on Long Island made over $300,000 last year. Of those, the top two made over $500,000.
A Central Islip educator ranked as the highest-paid public school employee in New York. Kevin Donovan made $509,313 in 2020, which is significantly less than the top-paid educator in 2019, James Feltman who made $657,970 as an educator in the Commack School District.
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Donovan made the same pay in 2019 as 2020 and was ranked as the ninth-most paid educator at the time.
This is the list of the 34 Long Island educators who made over $300,000 in 2020:
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- Kevin Donovan, Central Islip School District - $509,313
- Thomas Kuhn-Manfredi, Central Islip School District - $503,028
- Ada Nieves-Brull, Central Islip School District - $420,209
- Marnie Hazelton, Roosevelt School District - $411,506
- Kishore Kuncham, Freeport School District - $393,374
- Ann Weishahn, Brentwood School District - $370,485
- Cheryl Pedisich, Three Village School District - $363,691
- Hali Scheiner, Central Islip School District - $356,037
- Henry Grishman, Jericho School District - $355,916
- Joan Rosenberg, Jericho School District - $353,122
- Placida Randall, Brentwood School District - $351,932
- Sally Butzke, Central Islip School District - $338,467
- John DeTommaso, Bellmore-Merrick School District - $334,896
- Allison Feldman, Roslyn School District - $331,130
- Edward Salina, Plainedge School District - $329,997
- Lucille Iconis, Massapequa School District - $326,775
- Albert Harper, Elmont School District - $326,539
- Patrick Harrigan, Half Hollow Hills School District - $321,370
- Steven Bloom, Central Islip School District - $319,574
- Marilyn Friend-Ituarte, Brentwood School District - $319,419
- Michael Lonergan, Longwood School District - $317,949
- Jeffrey Carlson, Three Village School District - $317,071
- Benjamin Ciuffo, Jericho School District - $316,312
- Marianne Cartisano, Miller Place School District - $312,884
- Joseph Famularo, Bellmore School District - $312,760
- Russell Stewart, Smithtown School District - $311,250
- Ann Pedersen, Lawrence School District - $310,718
- Kathleen Bannon, Copiague School District - $310,590
- Ralph Marino, Hewlett-Woodmere School District - $306,714
- Donald James, Commack School District - $305,840
- Phyllis Harrington, Oceanside School District - $305,298
- Michael Hynes, Port Washington School District - $304,243
- Kevin Coster, William Floyd School District - $302,933
- Francine McMahon, Middle Country School District - $285,828
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