Education

Here’s a list of superintendent salaries for every Mississippi Coast school district

They’re the “CEOs” of your school district, implementing school board policies, maintaining district budgets and adhering to state and federal laws.

While the responsibilities are similar from district to district, the salaries, district sizes and successes of superintendents can vary greatly.

Here are reported Coast school district superintendent salaries and district report cards from the Mississippi Department of Education.

Local superintendent salaries and district report cards

  • Harrison County Superintendent Mitchell King: $190,304

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

Superintendent Bill Ellzey: District will not release salary without a public records request.

District report cards

2020-2021: B

2019-2020: B

2018-2019: B

  • Gulfport Superintendent Glen East: $165,000

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

  • Biloxi Superintendent Marcus Boudreaux: $150,000

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

  • Moss Point Superintendent Shannon Vincent-Raymond: $142,398

District report cards

2020-2021: D

2019-2020: D

2018-2019: D

  • Former Pearl River Superintendent Alan Lumpkin: $138,243

District currently has an interim superintendent, Stacy Baudoin

District report cards

2020-2021: B

2019-2020: B

2018-2019: B

  • Picayune Superintendent Dean Shaw: $132,954

District report cards

2020-2021: B

2019-2020: B

2018-2019: B

  • Hancock County Superintendent Rhett Ladner: $10,400 monthly;

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

  • Stone County Superintendent Inita Owen: $106,750

District report cards

2020-2021: A

2019-2020: A

2018-2019: A

Elementary school students color in coloring sheets on the first day of school at Magnolia Park Elementary on Friday, Aug. 5, 2022.
Elementary school students color in coloring sheets on the first day of school at Magnolia Park Elementary on Friday, Aug. 5, 2022. Hannah Ruhoff hruhoff@sunherald.com

This story was originally published September 5, 2022 at 8:00 AM.

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Mona Moore was a Service Journalism Desk Editor for the Sun Herald in Mississippi; Mahoning Matters in Ohio; and the Ledger-Enquirer and Telegraph in Georgia. Originally from West Covina, California, she holds a bachelor’s and master’s in corporate and public communication from the University of South Alabama. Mona’s writing and photography have been recognized by press associations in Mississippi, North Carolina and Florida.
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