California teacher salary reports available online - ContraCostaTimes.com
Teacher salary reports for the 2008-2009 school year, covering a majority of the state's school districts, were made available online this week for public view.
School districts are not required to file the salary and benefit information, and about 20 percent of districts do not, according to a Education Data Partnership press release. However, many Humboldt County districts did post information regarding highest and lowest salaries offered, district contributions to teacher benefit plans, percentage change in salary over the prior year and information on teacher credentials and experience.
To view the teacher salary reports, go to www.ed-data.org, click “District” reports and select “Teacher Salaries” report. Users can view any county or school district reports that are available through the Web site.
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2008-09 teacher salary data: Updated district-level reports on teacher salaries, including average salary as well as the highest offered, percent change over the previous year, and teacher experience, are now available. You can alsocompare this information across districts.
For context and background, see our related article: Teachers in California. |
 | Watch for school bond and parcel tax election results through the end of 2009 to be released in late January. Financial data for 2008-09 will be available in March. |
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The Education Data Partnership has created the Ed-Data site to offer educators, policymakers, legislators, parents and the public quick access to comprehensive data about K-12 education in California. The Ed-Data Partnership is a unique collaboration of the Alameda County Office of Education, the California Department of Education, EdSource and the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team.
