Texas charter school superintendents rake in CEO pay even as students remain low-performing
Texas charter school superintendents are drawing CEO-level pay while leading failing districts. Records show leaders at Valere Public Schools, Faith Family Academy, and Gateway Charter Academy received up to $870,000 annually despite repeated “F” ratings and teacher shortages. With closures looming, the disconnect between executive pay and student outcomes highlights urgent accountability and transparency concerns in Texas education.
Texas charter school superintendents are drawing CEO-level pay while leading failing districts. Records show leaders at Valere Public Schools, Faith Family Academy, and Gateway Charter Academy received up to $870,000 annually despite repeated “F” ratings and teacher shortages. With closures looming, the disconnect between executive pay and student outcomes highlights urgent accountability and transparency concerns in Texas education.
