Timothy Gadson III will be paid his full salary for consulting, even if school board members never request any work from him.
Timothy Gadson III will be paid his full salary for consulting even if school board members don’t request any work from him.
The separation agreement makes it clear that Gadson is no longer a district employee, and says he will receive $20,660 in unused vacation time and $7,231 for unused personal hours. That amount is the equivalent of what Gadson would have been paid per month under his original employment contract, which included a salary of $220,000 a year.
while the board searches for a permanent replacement. Bates will earn a similar salary to Gadson — $220,000 a year, or $18,333 per month — for as long as he works in the role, district spokesperson Yándary Chatwin said.
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