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Wellington Catholic District School Board salaries

410 people paid $100,000 or more in 2025. On the disclosure list every year from 2002 to 2025.

People on the 2025 list
410
−11.4% vs 2024
Median salary
$118,131
−13.7% vs 2024
Highest salary
$229,453
Total disclosed
$49.9M

Highest paid in 2025

Top 100 of 410
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Michael GlazierDirector Of Education$229,453$1,342+$1,810 (+0.8%)
2David Del DucaTeacher Secondary – Seconded to Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association$187,538$102+$2,153 (+1.2%)
3Tracy MclennanAssociate Director Corporate Services and Treasurer$185,352$1,142+$1,524 (+0.8%)
4Brian CapovillaExecutive Superintendent$180,351$1,342+$1,515 (+0.8%)
5Bryan McmillanPrincipal Elementary$177,910$1,136+$7,485 (+4.4%)
6Stephen GulyasPrincipal Secondary$177,779$1,142+$9,197 (+5.5%)
7Sandra CummingsPrincipal Alternative Education$176,415$1,142+$5,989 (+3.5%)
8Marylin DawsonSuperintendent of Student Achievement$174,724$1,342+$14,862 (+9.3%)
9Betty FarrellSuperintendent of Student Achievement$174,724$1,342+$46 (+0.0%)
10Kathleen SeftelPrincipal Elementary$171,955$823+$14,823 (+9.4%)
11Michele HassonPrincipal Elementary$170,820$1,142+$8,919 (+5.5%)
12Todd GoodwinPrincipal Elementary$170,661$1,142+$9,539 (+5.9%)
13Kellie AngerilliPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$7,697 (+4.8%)
14Robert Della CrocePrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$7,793 (+4.8%)
15Justin Di LoretoPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$8,346 (+5.2%)
16Corey MalonePrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$2,668 (+1.6%)
17Michelle NagyPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$8,353 (+5.2%)
18Stefanie PalmerPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$9,332 (+5.8%)
19Mary Beth Tersigni MccuenPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$7,763 (+4.8%)
20Renee WaterfieldPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$7,676 (+4.8%)
21Andrea Welsh-DevlinPrincipal Elementary$168,910$1,142+$6,351 (+3.9%)
22Victoria SheehanPrincipal Elementary$168,835$1,142+$9,504 (+6.0%)
23Kelly SmithPrincipal Elementary$168,204$823+$15,847 (+10.4%)
24Valerie MarksPrincipal Secondary$166,255$1,142+$8,342 (+5.3%)
25Stefanie AldersonPrincipal Elementary$165,158$1,142+$5,880 (+3.7%)
26Dawn UlianaPrincipal Elementary$165,158$1,142+$10,529 (+6.8%)
27Colin MalonePrincipal Secondary$160,855$1,142+$6,918 (+4.5%)
28Michael BreadnerVice Principal Elementary$160,211$1,142+$9,827 (+6.5%)
29Cathy BazinetVice Principal Secondary$159,335$1,142+$5,307 (+3.4%)
30Brian HalfordVice Principal Secondary$159,335$1,142+$6,764 (+4.4%)
31Rae WaltonManager of Plant and Operations$157,065$1,142+$18,006 (+12.9%)
32Alan YeungVice Principal Elementary$156,436$1,142+$12,120 (+8.4%)
33Amanda BelluzVice Principal Secondary$152,370$1,142+$3,457 (+2.3%)
34Laura CassolatoVice Principal Elementary$150,588$1,142+$4,095 (+2.8%)
35Luisa SilveriVice Principal Elementary$148,304$1,142+$1,526 (+1.0%)
36Jeffrey MawhinneyVice Principal Elementary$147,264$102+$65 (+0.0%)
37Luis GomesSenior Manager of Information Technology$145,983$1,142−$18,241 (−11.1%)
38Sundeep WilmerMental Health Lead and Senior Manager School Mental Health Services$145,983$1,142−$16,677 (−10.3%)
39Peter GlaabVice Principal Elementary$143,070$422+$5,115 (+3.7%)
40Nicholas BrownProgram Coordinator$139,107$1,142−$7,549 (−5.1%)
41Catharine DoucetteProgram Coordinator$133,204$1,142−$14,560 (−9.9%)
42Michael RossitProgram Coordinator$132,459$1,142−$20,419 (−13.4%)
43Stacey FraserVice Principal Secondary$132,202$1,182−$21,025 (−13.7%)
44Michael MacphersonPrincipal Secondary$130,994$806−$60,597 (−31.6%)
45David O'BrienTeacher Secondary$130,623$102+$8,533 (+7.0%)
46Ben HayneTeacher Secondary$130,523$102−$20,654 (−13.7%)
47Aaron AnstettTeacher Secondary$129,942$102−$20,623 (−13.7%)
48Michelle GenoreTeacher Elementary$129,942$102−$12,437 (−8.7%)
49Kerrigan NealsonTeacher Secondary$129,801$102−$13,064 (−9.1%)
50Abby-Rose FollonTeacher Secondary$129,520$102−$14,786 (−10.2%)
51Alexander SargentProgram Coordinator$129,269$1,142−$16,240 (−11.2%)
52Joyce PelosoTeacher Elementary$128,867$99−$16,706 (−11.5%)
53Heather YatesTeacher Secondary$128,288$102−$16,440 (−11.4%)
54Elizabeth GreenPrincipal Elementary$125,863$806−$34,908 (−21.7%)
55Deeann IliopoulosTeacher Secondary$125,822$99−$12,873 (−9.3%)
56Cara McqueenProgram Coordinator$125,812$1,142−$20,068 (−13.8%)
57Andrea StaffordTeacher Elementary$125,812$1,142−$15,197 (−10.8%)
58Nadia ToninProgram Coordinator$125,812$1,142−$20,333 (−13.9%)
59Jeffrey WarnerProgram Coordinator$125,812$1,142−$19,978 (−13.7%)
60Nicole WilsonTeacher Secondary$125,722$98new
61Lyndsay BoireTeacher Elementary$125,254$99−$19,969 (−13.8%)
62Suzanne SmallTeacher Elementary$125,077$96−$19,244 (−13.3%)
63Jennifer VerdoneProgram Coordinator$124,979$94−$10,799 (−8.0%)
64Amy NashTeacher Secondary$124,963$102−$18,653 (−13.0%)
65Marianne SullivanTeacher Secondary$124,963$102−$17,411 (−12.2%)
66Kirstie HamiltonTeacher Secondary$124,940$98−$17,656 (−12.4%)
67Mathew CarusoTeacher Elementary$124,891$98new
68Gregory FreemanTeacher Elementary$124,774$98−$15,588 (−11.1%)
69Ted ImreTeacher Secondary$124,774$98−$25,812 (−17.1%)
70Natalie SwanTeacher Secondary$124,774$98new
71Paul TersigniTeacher Elementary$124,774$98−$19,320 (−13.4%)
72Haiqun DongPayroll and Accounting Supervisor$123,835$1,142+$3,183 (+2.6%)
73Matthew HarperTeacher Secondary$123,633$102−$19,327 (−13.5%)
74Heather PerigoTeacher Secondary$123,340$102−$19,522 (−13.7%)
75William BoydTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,376 (−13.6%)
76Leanne BresolinTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$18,720 (−13.2%)
77Germano CarboneTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,737 (−13.8%)
78Amberlea DaigneauTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,712 (−13.8%)
79Rachel Del DucaTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,979 (−14.0%)
80Gerald Della SaviaTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,643 (−13.8%)
81Emily ErisonTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$17,249 (−12.3%)
82Michelle McmillanTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$16,527 (−11.8%)
83Hohai NguyenTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$18,813 (−13.3%)
84James SeguinTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$20,062 (−14.0%)
85Trevor SmithTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$18,079 (−12.8%)
86Mariel TinneyTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$14,661 (−10.6%)
87Melissa VadalaTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,699 (−13.8%)
88Paul ZuccalaTeacher Secondary$123,154$102−$19,732 (−13.8%)
89Anne-Marie KaneTeacher Secondary$123,147$102−$14,920 (−10.8%)
90Jennifer FullerTeacher Elementary$123,025$98−$3,864 (−3.0%)
91Sabrina TassoneTeacher Secondary$122,703$102−$20,117 (−14.1%)
92Tanya MurphyTeacher Secondary$121,478$99−$16,087 (−11.7%)
93Shawn CummingsTeacher Secondary$121,415$102−$21,450 (−15.0%)
94Erin CluttonTeacher Secondary$121,358$102−$10,473 (−7.9%)
95Jaime Lynn GooyersTeacher Elementary$121,122$98−$16,556 (−12.0%)
96Peter RyanTeacher Secondary$120,662$102−$17,340 (−12.6%)
97Nancy GiovinazzoTeacher Elementary$120,606$102−$8,071 (−6.3%)
98Kathryn L'EcuyerTeacher Elementary$120,606$102−$8,081 (−6.3%)
99Kelly ThornberTeacher Secondary$120,098$97−$15,763 (−11.6%)
100George SmailTeacher Secondary$119,870$102−$14,916 (−11.1%)
Full 2025 list

People on the list by year

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YearValue
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
20023
20035
20047
200512
200619
200723
200831
200937
201038
201145
201275
201340
201442
201536
201673
201769
2018303
201992
2020109
202195
2022316
2023317
2024463
2025410

Median salary by year

18753846

What each job pays at Wellington Catholic District School Board, 2025

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

JobPeopleMedianOntario medianDifference
Teacher/Elementary237$118,131$116,487+1.4%
Teacher/Secondary109$118,131$117,194+0.8%
Principal/Elementary18$168,910$162,712+3.8%
Program Coordinator8$127,540$112,440+13.4%
Vice Principal/Elementary7$148,304$146,012+1.6%
Resource Teacher5$118,131$123,316−4.2%
Principal/Secondary4$163,555$166,255−1.6%
Vice Principal/Secondary4$155,853$153,989+1.2%
Speech and Language Pathologist2—$105,772
Superintendent of Student Achievement2—$199,000
Associate Director, Corporate Services and Treasurer1——
Business Analyst and Student Information System Lead1——
Cyber Security Analyst and Network Operations Supervisor1——
Director of Education1—$245,130
Executive Superintendent1—$227,279
Manager of Plant and Operations1——
Mental Health Lead and Senior Manager School Mental Health Services1——
Payroll and Accounting Supervisor1——
Principal Alternative Education1——
Senior Manager of Information Technology1——
Social Worker1—$112,911
Supervisor Maintenance1——
Supervisor of Custodial Services1——
Teacher Secondary – Seconded to Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association1——

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–$110K46
$110K–$120K265
$120K–$130K53
$130K–$150K12
$150K–$175K27
$175K–$200K6
$200K–$250K1

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Questions and answers

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

410, −11.4% on 2024 (463 people).

What is the median salary at Wellington Catholic District School Board?

$118,131 among the people on the 2025 list, against $118,125 for school boards as a whole.

Who is the highest-paid employee at Wellington Catholic District School Board?

In 2025, Michael Glazier, Director Of Education at Wellington Catholic District School Board, with a salary of $229,453.

What is the most common job at Wellington Catholic District School Board on the list?

Teacher/Elementary, with 237 people in 2025.

How much does a Teacher/Elementary at Wellington Catholic District School Board make?

The median salary of the 237 people with this title at Wellington Catholic District School Board was $118,131 in 2025, 1.4% above the $116,487 median for the title across Ontario.

How much does a Teacher/Secondary at Wellington Catholic District School Board make?

The median salary of the 109 people with this title at Wellington Catholic District School Board was $118,131 in 2025, 0.8% above the $117,194 median for the title across Ontario.

How much does a Principal/Elementary at Wellington Catholic District School Board make?

The median salary of the 18 people with this title at Wellington Catholic District School Board was $168,910 in 2025, 3.8% above the $162,712 median for the title across Ontario.

How long has Wellington Catholic District School Board been on the list?

Since 2002: every year from 2002 to 2025.

Where can I see everyone at Wellington Catholic 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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