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Upper Grand District School Board salaries

1,805 people paid $100,000 or more in 2025. On the disclosure list every year from 1998 to 2025 (with gaps).

People on the 2025 list
1,805
−11.0% vs 2024
Median salary
$118,062
−10.8% vs 2024
Highest salary
$276,027
Total disclosed
$220M

Highest paid in 2025

Top 100 of 1,805
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Peter SovranDirector of Education$276,027$102+$286 (+0.1%)
2Eystratia GiannopoulosAssociate Director$257,340$102+$115,912 (+82.0%)
3Brent McdonaldAssociate Director$228,780$102+$4,431 (+2.0%)
4Sandro BuffoneTechnical Support Manager$222,334$102+$83,134 (+59.7%)
5Wendy DonaldsonSuperintendent of Student Achievement$217,249$102+$21,124 (+10.8%)
6Guangzhao YangManager of Application Development$213,391$102+$74,191 (+53.3%)
7Alicia RalphHuman Rights Equity and Accessibility Commissioner$208,827$102+$53,785 (+34.7%)
8Deirdre PykeSuperintendent of People Leadership and Culture$207,981$102−$17,602 (−7.8%)
9John MccormickChief Information and Security Officer$206,891$102+$36,948 (+21.7%)
10Dilip ParmarSenior Facilities Manager$206,816$102+$36,873 (+21.7%)
11Peter ScantlandInformation, Communication Technology Infrastructure Manager$201,597$102+$62,397 (+44.8%)
12Patrick HamiltonSuperintendent of Student Achievement$196,637$102−$641 (−0.3%)
13Denise HeaslipSuperintendent of Student Achievement$196,637$102+$224 (+0.1%)
14Glen RegierChief Financial Officer$196,637$102−$2,376 (−1.2%)
15Belal TahaSuperintendent of Student Achievement$196,637$102−$7,051 (−3.5%)
16Jenny MarinoManager Mental Health Addictions$194,056$102+$47,438 (+32.4%)
17Diana AudetConsultant-Psychological Services$193,297$102+$50,581 (+35.4%)
18Angela OstettoSenior Manager People Leadership and Culture$193,247$102+$6,107 (+3.3%)
19Ruchika AngrishManager of Planning$192,007$102+$38,178 (+24.8%)
20Blair CaplingCapital / Renewal Project Manager$190,533$102+$35,305 (+22.7%)
21Heather LoneySenior Manager – Communications and Public Relations$190,323$102−$3,381 (−1.7%)
22Courtney NellesElementary Teacher$190,133$102+$77,010 (+68.1%)
23Rebecca MantynenEducation Officer$187,230$102+$41,947 (+28.9%)
24Robert ScottManager of Secondary Staffing and Recruitment$186,473$102+$43,352 (+30.3%)
25Sherwyn SolomonElementary Principal$185,163$102+$23,831 (+14.8%)
26Joshua BodenManager of Psychological Services and Board Certified Behavior Analyst$184,086$102+$46,893 (+34.2%)
27Stephen GayferSecondary Principal$183,392$651+$648 (+0.4%)
28Chad WarrenSecondary Principal$182,107$102+$10,168 (+5.9%)
29Mike RobertsonCustodial Services Manager$181,918$102+$21,385 (+13.3%)
30Steve ViveirosSuperintendent of Student Achievement$181,378$102+$22,369 (+14.1%)
31Elaine DrabikSenior Manager Employee and Labour Relations$180,281$102−$15,449 (−7.9%)
32James CakoSecondary Principal$179,482$102+$12,311 (+7.4%)
33Carrie ConradElementary Principal$179,223$2,154−$1,657 (−0.9%)
34Audra CookSecondary Principal$179,223$102+$9,792 (+5.8%)
35Wendy Mcintosh-CloddSecondary Principal$179,223$102+$6,733 (+3.9%)
36Francis NoventaSecondary Principal$179,223$102+$8,216 (+4.8%)
37Brenda EllisManager of Wellness and Employee Health$178,100$102+$32,100 (+22.0%)
38Gudrun BarbourElementary Teacher$177,213$102−$12,224 (−6.5%)
39Colinda ClyneAdministrator of Indigenous Education$176,984$102+$2,904 (+1.7%)
40Brent BlochSecondary Principal$176,598$872+$10,289 (+6.2%)
41April KingSecondary Principal$176,598$102+$6,698 (+3.9%)
42Catherine Borland-KerrManager of Social Work and Attendance Counselling$175,825$102new
43Lauren GrinSecondary Principal$174,830$1,416+$11,794 (+7.2%)
44Heather PierceSecondary Principal$172,819$102+$9,587 (+5.9%)
45Adam RowdenSecondary Principal$172,819$102+$9,744 (+6.0%)
46Susana PereiraStudent Information Systems and Data Research Manager$171,960$102+$32,760 (+23.5%)
47Brent ElleryElementary Principal$171,949$102+$12,941 (+8.1%)
48Joseph BurnsSecondary Principal$171,923$102+$12,607 (+7.9%)
49Kyle TrostenkoEnergy Manager$170,156$102+$30,956 (+22.2%)
50Blayne PrimeauElementary Vice Principal$170,088$102+$3,902 (+2.3%)
51Nancy CulhamManager of Health and Safety$169,712$102+$30,512 (+21.9%)
52Melissa McdowallSecondary Principal$169,107$102+$14,955 (+9.7%)
53Reena AnandElementary Principal$169,038$102+$6,126 (+3.8%)
54Sean CameronElementary Principal$169,038$102+$10,062 (+6.3%)
55Amanda CoulombeElementary Principal$169,038$102+$10,064 (+6.3%)
56Olivier CutzElementary Principal$169,038$102+$10,192 (+6.4%)
57Kimberly Dempsey-JonesElementary Principal$169,038$102+$9,000 (+5.6%)
58Damon EaleySecondary Principal$169,038$102+$10,168 (+6.4%)
59Tammy FlemingElementary Principal$169,038$102+$10,045 (+6.3%)
60Rochelle Murray-CakoElementary Principal$169,038$102+$7,712 (+4.8%)
61Allison StoffmanElementary Principal$169,038$102+$1,940 (+1.2%)
62Kevin TaylorSecondary Principal$169,038$1,222+$9,479 (+5.9%)
63Jonathan WalkerElementary Principal$169,038$620+$8,368 (+5.2%)
64Chad VoisinManager of Procurement$167,605$102+$34,690 (+26.1%)
65Athena FlakElementary Principal$167,244$102+$16,875 (+11.2%)
66John CharbonneauCapital Renewal Project Lead$166,182$102+$45,153 (+37.3%)
67Robert KamphuisProject Manager – Enterprise Resource Planning$165,765$102+$26,565 (+19.1%)
68Ruby DelillElementary Principal$165,587$102+$24,994 (+17.8%)
69Kristin AlieElementary Principal$165,260$102+$18,650 (+12.7%)
70Michael AndersonElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,402 (+5.4%)
71Jason BoyceElementary Principal$165,260$102+$14,095 (+9.3%)
72Andrew CloutierElementary Principal$165,260$102+$10,390 (+6.7%)
73Keith CoutuElementary Principal$165,260$102+$14,519 (+9.6%)
74Laura CozzarinElementary Principal$165,260$102+$10,671 (+6.9%)
75Timothy DickiesonElementary Principal$165,260$102+$3,762 (+2.3%)
76Trisha Drohan-BrodeurElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,377 (+5.3%)
77Amanda EwingElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,297 (+5.3%)
78Leonarda FedericoElementary Principal$165,260$102+$11,662 (+7.6%)
79Lynn FortierElementary Principal$165,260$102+$17,158 (+11.6%)
80Alan GoukElementary Principal$165,260$102+$17,166 (+11.6%)
81Sheena GrinwisElementary Principal$165,260$102+$17,190 (+11.6%)
82Darren HaleElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,620 (+5.5%)
83Erin HamiltonElementary Principal$165,260$1,879+$18,080 (+12.3%)
84Nicole HamiltonElementary Principal$165,260$102+$9,454 (+6.1%)
85Shashana HareElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,976 (+5.7%)
86Stanley HendersonElementary Principal$165,260$102+$12,641 (+8.3%)
87Farhan HussainElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,599 (+5.5%)
88Jacqueline IrwinElementary Principal$165,260$102+$15,652 (+10.5%)
89Kelley JonesElementary Principal$165,260$102+$11,591 (+7.5%)
90Tracey KuchmaElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,598 (+5.5%)
91Christine LabelleElementary Principal$165,260$102+$955 (+0.6%)
92Steven LefkosElementary Principal$165,260$102+$59,286 (+55.9%)
93Kyla LightfootElementary Principal$165,260$102+$14,982 (+10.0%)
94Kaye MartinElementary Principal$165,260$102+$11,612 (+7.6%)
95Natasha MclarenElementary Principal$165,260$102−$852 (−0.5%)
96Jennifer OussorenElementary Principal$165,260$608+$12,772 (+8.4%)
97Andrea PapavasiliouElementary Principal$165,260$102+$15,671 (+10.5%)
98Nia PommierElementary Principal$165,260$102+$14,210 (+9.4%)
99Christopher PopofskiElementary Principal$165,260$102+$8,614 (+5.5%)
100Rylan PrangerElementary Principal$165,260$102+$16,890 (+11.4%)
Full 2025 list

People on the list by year

Select a year for that year’s full list.

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YearValue
1996
1997
19981
19991
20001
20018
2002
20039
200420
200523
200629
200746
200864
2009102
2010118
2011148
2012145
2013143
2014151
2015174
2016200
2017252
2018344
2019388
2020618
20211,226
20221,250
20231,332
20242,029
20251,805

Median salary by year

10813292

What each job pays at Upper Grand District School Board, 2025

The most common jobs, with their median salary against the same title across the list.

JobPeopleMedianOntario medianDifference
Elementary Teacher743$118,062$118,051+0.0%
Secondary Teacher504$118,061$118,166−0.1%
Elementary French Immersion Teacher150$118,062$118,062+0.0%
Elementary Principal66$165,260$166,982−1.0%
Elementary Core French Teacher34$117,609$117,609+0.0%
Elementary Vice Principal34$152,290$149,432+1.9%
Secondary Special Education Resource32$118,061$118,061+0.0%
Secondary Vice Principal19$156,481$154,634+1.2%
Long Term Occasional Elementary Teacher17$109,475$109,745−0.2%
Secondary Principal16$175,714$173,422+1.3%
Secondary Teacher Guidance12$122,154$122,490−0.3%
Long Term Occasional Secondary Teacher11$116,509$115,919+0.5%
Consultant, Elementary9$127,016$137,032−7.3%
Consultant-Speech And Language8$109,561$109,561+0.0%
Secondary Care and Treatment8$118,061$118,061+0.0%
Elementary Librarian7$118,062$118,054+0.0%
Elementary Social Worker and Attendance Counsellor7$108,737$108,737+0.0%
Secondary Librarian6$118,422$118,058+0.3%
Complex Mental Health Social Worker5$110,154$110,154+0.0%
Consultant-Psychological Services5$124,462$124,462+0.0%
Superintendent of Student Achievement5$196,637$199,000−1.2%
Alternative Education Teacher4$118,447—
Capital Renewal Project Lead4$151,608—
Curriculum Leader Secondary4$125,114—
Secondary Social Worker / Counselling and Attendance4$112,115—
Supervised Alternative Learn4$122,966—
Custodial Supervisor3$153,248—
Health and Safety Program Co-ordinator3$132,506—
Labour Relations Specialist3$135,530$139,389−2.8%
Wellness and Return to Work Specialist3$130,418—
Associate Director2—$140,750
Behaviour Analyst2—$109,722
Enterprise Systems Engineer / Ingénieur en systèmes d'entreprise2——
Social Worker and Attendance Counsellor2—$107,317
Accounting Analyst1—$108,540
Supervisor, Accounting1—$114,846
Administrative Officer Communications1——
Administrative Officer Employee and Labour Relations1——
Administrative Officer Smart Find1——
Administrative Officer – Staffing and Recruitment Support Staff1——

Medians where 3 or more people share the title. Ontario median: everyone with the title on the 2025 list, at any employer.

Salary bands

People by salary, 2025.

$100K–$110K248
$110K–$120K1,148
$120K–$130K191
$130K–$150K52
$150K–$175K124
$175K–$200K31
$200K–$250K9
$250K–$300K2

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Questions and answers

How many people at Upper Grand District School Board were paid $100,000 or more in 2025?

1,805, −11.0% on 2024 (2,029 people).

What is the median salary at Upper Grand District School Board?

$118,062 among the people on the 2025 list, against $118,125 for school boards as a whole.

Who is the highest-paid employee at Upper Grand District School Board?

In 2025, Peter Sovran, Director of Education at Upper Grand District School Board, with a salary of $276,027.

What is the most common job at Upper Grand District School Board on the list?

Elementary Teacher, with 743 people in 2025.

How much does a Elementary Teacher at Upper Grand District School Board make?

The median salary of the 743 people with this title at Upper Grand District School Board was $118,062 in 2025, 0.0% above the $118,051 median for the title across Ontario.

How much does a Secondary Teacher at Upper Grand District School Board make?

The median salary of the 504 people with this title at Upper Grand District School Board was $118,061 in 2025, 0.1% below the $118,166 median for the title across Ontario.

How much does a Elementary French Immersion Teacher at Upper Grand District School Board make?

The median salary of the 150 people with this title at Upper Grand District School Board was $118,062 in 2025.

How long has Upper Grand District School Board been on the list?

Since 1998: 27 of the years from 1998 to 2025.

Where can I see everyone at Upper Grand District School Board on the list?

The full 2025 list has every name, job, salary and taxable benefit; earlier years are linked from the chart above.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.

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