$320,000 in bonuses to Charleston County principals.

Given what's happened at AIG, it's a fact that is understandably gaining attention.

Right now the money is used mainly to encourage principals to stay at low-performing schools, but Superintendent Nancy McGinley is pushing to have the system retooled to be awarded based on performance.

Seems pretty logical to me.

The Post and Courier has a good breakdown of what the program is and how it works, while News 2 has one-upped them and offers a spreadsheet of what each principal gets.