RESEARCH DIVISION, NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON, D. C. TABLE 1. Salaries scheduled for regular classroom teachers-Continued STATE MINIMUM SALARY SCHEDULES FOR TEACHERS Helen A. Miller, Education and Public Welfare Division, Legislative Reference Service, The Library of Congress, March 19, 1958 STATE MINIMUM SALARY SCHEDULES FOR TEACHERS References are to (1) the State codes or statutes, and (2) American Federation of Teachers. AFL-CIO. Survey of Teachers Salaries. September 1957 [designated AFL-CIO]. Chicago, pages 11-15, or (3) NEA. State MinimumSalary Laws and Goal Schedules for Teachers, 1956–57. November 1956, page 14, and 1957-58. Revised Supplement December 1957. [Designated NEA.] The latter two sources were used when a salary schedule did not appear in the State references, or a more recent schedule of a State department of education was reported by the AFL-CIO and/or the NEA. Indians (Ann. Stats. 28-4332 (1957 For 2 years' training or less (9 cum. supp.)). Iowa, NEA (Ann. Code. 294.6). Louisiana (Rev. Stats. 17: 421 (1957 cum, supp.)). mouths' session) $2,187 to $2.583 $630 Teachers with degrees BA, $3,160; MA, $3,660. BA, $2,700; MA, $3,000. BA, $3,380. BA, $3,200 to $5,500 in 14 years; MA, $3,600 to $5,900 in 14 years; MA. plus 30 credits $4,000 to $6,300 in 14 years; Ph. D., $4,400 to $6,700 in 14 years, BA, $4,000 to $5.000 in 11 years BA, $2.900 to $3,350 maximum; BA, $3,400; MA, $3,600. For 4 years' training (9 months' Less than 1 year's training, $1,500. BA, $2.900; MA, $3,200: MA pl-is Less than 1 year's college, $1,900 2 years' college, $2,400 to $4,000! 24 graduate semester hours, $3.500. B.A., $3,400 to $5,600 in 12 years; M.A., $3,600 to $6,400 in 15 years. State Maine, effective July 1, 1958 (Rev. Stats. 41 sec. 237-A (1957 cum. supp.)). Maryland (Ann. Code (Flack's) Art. 77 sec. 102 (1956 cum. supp.)). Massachusetts (Ann. Laws 71:40 (1957 cum. supp.)). Mississippi (Ann. Code sec. 624802 (1956 cum. supp.)). New Jersey, effective July 1, 1958 (Ann. Stats. 18:13-13.2 (1957 cum. supp.)). New York (Ann. Laws (McKinney's) 16.3103 (1957 cum. supp.)). North Carolina, NEA 115.359). Nondegree teachers $2,200 to $3,200 in 10 years.. $2,600 to $4,400 in 15 years. Flat-rate minimum, $3,300. $700 $3,600 to $5,400 in 10 years. $3,500 to $5,100 In 10 years if certified. (Stats. $1,440. $900 North Dakota, NEA (Rev. Code sec. 15-2508 (1949 supp.)). Ohio (Rev. Code (Page's) 317-06 (1957 cum. supp.)). Oklahoma, effective 1958-59 (Stats. 70 sec. 18-4 (1957 cum. supp.)). Oregon (1957 Laws ch. 262 sec. 1)... Pennsylvania (Ann. Stats. (Pur don's) 24.11-1142 (1956 cum. supp.)). Rhode Island, AFL-CIO (1957-58 new schedule 1956 Laws 16-12-5). South Carolina (Code 21-258 (1957 cum supp.)). Tennessee, NEA, new schedule figures (Acts 1955, ch. 136, sec. 4 and 10). Texas (1957 session laws, ch. 390) Vermont, AFL-CIO, reports State board of education recommended salary (Laws 1953, no. 156). Virginia, NEA, AFL-CIO (Code 22-139). Washington (Rev. Stats. 1949 (Remington's) 28.4852-1, as amended by Law 1955 ch. 187, which directed the State board of education to establish minimum standards.) West Virginia (Ann. Code sec. 1806 (2) (1957 cum. supp.)). Wisconsin (West's Ann. Stats. ch. 6-40.71 (7)). $2,600. $3,400. 1958-59, standard certificate, $3,400 to $5,000 in 7 years; college certificate, $3,400 to $5,400 in 9 years; MA, $3,400 to $5,800 in 11 years. Minimum, $1,200 for all certified teachers; $3,200 to $5,200 in 11 years. For less than 2 years' training, 4 schedules ranging from $783 to $900 to $1,305 to $1,836 in 6 years; for 2 years' training, 4 schedules ranging from $855 to $1,287 to $1,746 to $2,133 in 6 years; for 3 years' training 4 schedules ranging from $855 to $1,395 to $1,962 to $2,349 in 6 years. $1,570... Less than 2 years' training, $2,187; less than 3 years' training, $2,412; 3 or more but no degree, $2,637. | $1,700. $2,700. $2,000 to $3,200 in 13 years.. For all teachers, $2,400 minimum...... For 2 years' training, $1,800; for 3 years' training $2,000. Teachers with degrees B.A., $3,000 to $4,000 in 10 years; M.A., $3,200 to $4,200 in 10 years. B.A., $2,800 to $4,600 in 15 years. B.A., $2,000 to $2,400 in 5 years; M.A.. $2,200 to $2,600 in 5 years. A.B., $3,800 to $5,800 in 12 years; M.A., $4,000 to $6,200 in 12 years. A. B., $3,500 to $5,100 in 10 years; M. A., $3,800 to $5,400 in 10 years. B. A., $2,799 to $3,951 in 12 years; M. A., $3,177 to $4,338 in 13 years. B. A., $1,350. B. A., $3,000; M. A, $3,400. B. A., $3,000; M. A., $3,200; PhD, $3,400. B. A., $3,700; M. A., $4,000. A. B,. 4 schedules ranging from $1,107 to $1,728 in 6 years; $2,295 to $3,114 in 14 years, A. B. plus 18 hours, 2 schedules ranging from $2,313 to $3,033 in 14 years, to $2,457 to $3,177 in 14 years; M. A., 2 schedules ranging from $2,268 to $3,087 in 6 years, to $2,412 to $3,267 in 14 years; Ph. D., $2,979 to $3,546 in 14 years. B. A., $2,450; M. A., $2,720; Ph. D., $3,040. B. A., $3,204; M. A., $3,429. JB. A., $2,500; B. A., $3,400; M. A., $3,700. A. B., $2,400 to $3,600 in 8 years. A. B., $3,100 to $3,880 in 13 years; M. A., $3,400 to $4,360 in 16 years; Ph. D. $3,450 to $4,410 in 16 years. A. B., $2,600. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ADVANCES ESTIMATES, 1957-58 TABLE 6.-Estimated average salaries and purchasing power, 1957-58 1 Based on Consumers' Price Index, U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, September 1957. Col. 7, index of 202.5 (1935-39 as 100.0); col. 8, index of 121.1 (1947-49 as 100.0). Estimated by NEA research division. |