In New Hampshire, where school janitors start out making $28,324 a year and reach a maximum of $42,688, he said custodians make "an absurd amount of money" and that poor children could work for less, according to the Huffington Post."You could take one janitor and hire 30-some kids to work in the school for the price of one janitor," Gingrich said in South Carolina. "And those 30 kids would be a lot less likely to drop out. They would actually have money in their pocket."


