The contract for the new Superintendent of Miami-Dade, Alberto Carvahlo, proposes an annual salary of $ 275 thousand, plus a monthly stipend of $ 900 and be in force for three years.
The details of the contract were announced on Thursday after the previous day, withdrew from the meeting of the School Board, for reasons not been completed. If fired with cause before the three years, either insubordination or incompetence of their work, Carvahlo not receive any compensation. If he is fired without cause, then it would receive one year's salary or the money of the remaining time.
The contract specifically states Carvahlo the question of incompetence, something that was not the contract of former Superintendent Rudy Crew and so there was reason to dismiss him for cause problems.
The School Board must ratify the contract during a special session or leave it for the monthly meeting of October.
The proposed salary for Carvahlo is about $ 20 billion less than he was paid to Crew. Carvahlo held the position of Deputy Superintendent of Government Affairs for the School District and has a salary of $ 202 billion annually.
