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Zeke Vanderhoek

Founder of The Equity Project charter school

Zeke Vanderhoek appears in the following:

An Experiment in Teacher Pay: $125,000 Starting Salary

Thursday, June 11, 2009

The average salary for middle-school teachers is $46,000, according to the Department of Labor. But a charter school in New York’s Washington Heights will be paying a salary of $125,0...

(Un)Chartered Territory

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Zeke Vanderhoek, founder and principal of The Equity Project Charter School (TEP), is opening a school that aims to attract quality teachers by offering them a starting salary most educators can only dream of: $125,000 annually. But will it work? And is it sustainable? James Wyckoff, professor of ...