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Administrators in Collinsville Community Unit School District 10 earn an average of $103,672 per year, ranking 464th in the state, according to the Illinois State Board of Education report.

The average salary in the district in 2022 is 0.1% lower than in 2021 and 4% more than in 2020. District administrators make 10.8% less than the state average of $116,166.

Administrator salaries depend on the district’s size, location, and resources, as well as the individual’s level of experience and education, according to the Illinois State Board of Education report.

Collinsville Community Unit School District 10 enrolled 6,035 students in 2021-22. There is an average of 228 students for every administrator, compared to a statewide ratio of 147 to 1.

Collinsville Community Unit School District 10 roughly covers schools within Madison County and has a main office in Collinsville.

District information was gathered from the Illinois Report Card.

As of 2020, 85 percent of school districts documented that the teacher shortage was a “major” or “minor” problem.

According to the 2021 Illinois Educator Shortage Survey, 88% of the 663 school districts that participated reported having trouble locating instructors and substitute teachers.

The Illinois State Board of Education reports that in 2022, there were more than 5,300 unfilled positions. According to school districts that responded to a 2022 IARSS survey, 68% reported fewer teacher applications than in 2021, and 45% of districts said the shortage was worse than last year.

State Rank	Year	Average salary	Student-to-administrator ratio
464	2022	$103,672	228-to-1
432	2021	$103,753	240-to-1
463	2020	$99,729	244-to-1
425	2019	$101,503	276-to-1
398	2018	$100,991	302-to-1
399	2017	$99,279	278-to-1
384	2016	$98,125	272-to-1
466	2015	$93,404	281-to-1
413	2014	$93,445	234-to-1
560	2013	$85,944	201-to-1