TEACHER SALARIES IN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Following are the minimum and maximum teacher salaries for the various school districts in the county over the last two completed school years. Most districts are still negotiating contracts for the 1989-90 school year, while others are awaiting approval by the teachers’ unions or the school boards.
Some districts offer longevity salary rates--annual bonuses based on completion of additional course units and length of service. Countywide, that length of service varied from 20 to 31 years. These salaries are included on the second line under the “maximum salary” heading for those school districts offering them.
For the record:
12:00 a.m. Sept. 16, 1989 For the Record
Los Angeles Times Saturday September 16, 1989 Orange County Edition Orange County Life Part 9 Page 2 Column 1 No Desk 1 inches; 32 words Type of Material: Correction
School salary: The minimum salary for teachers in the Huntington Beach Elementary School District was listed incorrectly in a chart Sept. 9. The correct minimum salary is $20,263, an increase of 2% over the previous school year.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Minimum Salary * District 1988-89 1987-88 % Increase Anaheim $24,551 $23,494 4.5 Buena Park 21,174 19,975 6.0 Centralia 20,758 20,562 1.0 Cypress 23,205 22,100 5.0 Fountain Valley 21,485 20,269 6.0 Fullerton 20,265 20,265 none Huntington Beach 22,063 19,866 11.1 La Habra 23,411 22,296 5.0 Magnolia 20,882 20,060 4.1 Ocean View 21,811 20,972 4.0 Savanna 21,805 20,669 5.5 Westminster 20,370 19,568 4.1
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Minimum Salary * District 1988-89 1987-88 % Increase Brea-Olinda $19,227 $19,012 1.1 Capistrano 25,026 23,834 5.0 Garden Grove 23,684 22,449 5.5 Irvine 20,265 20,265 none Laguna Beach 19,857 18,733 6.0 Los Alamitos 20,635 19,606 5.2 Newport-Mesa 20,974 20,265 3.5 Orange 21,631 21,450 0.8 Placentia 20,050 20,050 none Saddleback Valley 20,265 20,265 none Santa Ana 22,117 20,670 7.0 Tustin 20,058 20,000 0.3
UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Minimum Salary * District 1988-89 1987-88 % Increase Anaheim $22,934 $22,396 2.4 Fullerton Joint 21,574 21,151 2.0 Huntington Beach 23,799 22,796 4.4
* Minimum salary basic requirements are a B.A. degree and teaching credential without prior teaching experience. However, Ocean View School District requires 15 units of course work beyond B.A. degree.
Source: Individual school districts
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Maximum Salary ** District 1988-89 1987-88 % Increase Anaheim $46,892 $44,873 4.5 Buena Park 40,813 38,505 6.0 47,472 44,785 6.0 Centralia 40,648 40,262 1.0 43,648 40,962 6.6 Cypress 40,710 38,772 5.0 43,967 41,874 5.0 Fountain Valley 46,028 43,423 6.0 Fullerton 38,368 35,920 6.8 44,668 42,220 5.8 Huntington Beach 39,531 38,759 2.0 44,631 43,759 2.0 La Habra 42,964 41,085 4.6 Magnolia 41,768 40,123 4.1 45,527 43,734 4.1 Ocean View 41,158 39,042 5.4 45,000 41,542 8.3 Savanna 46,626 44,196 5.5 Westminster 47,871 45,986 4.1
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Maximum Salary ** District 1988-89 1987-88 % Increase Brea-Olinda $39,351 $37,124 6.0 44,374 41,862 6.0 Capistrano 48,665 46,348 5.0 Garden Grove 46,266 43,853 5.5 Irvine 47,358 44,629 6.1 Laguna Beach 44,016 41,524 6.0 Los Alamitos 43,561 41,388 5.3 Newport-Mesa 44,653 43,160 3.5 Orange 44,042 39,128 12.6 -- 40,628 -- Placentia 38,071 35,916 6.0 44,620 42,093 6.0 Saddleback Valley 38,688 36,888 none 47,698 45,448 5.0 Santa Ana 45,371 42,403 7.0 Tustin 40,117 37,098 8.1 40,867 -- --
UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Maximum Salary ** District 1988-89 1987-88 % Increase Anaheim $43,117 $42,106 2.4 45,317 44,306 2.3 Fullerton Joint 43,625 42,770 2.0 47,038 46,116 2.0 Huntington Beach 48,223 46,191 4.4
** Maximum salary basic requirements are a B.A. degree plus 60 or more units and a Master’s degree. Course units vary depending on school district. Saddleback Valley Unified High School District requires a B.A. degree, 70 units plus a PhD for maximum salary.
Note: The Yorba Linda Elementary School District has been integrated into the Placentia Unified School District.
Source: Individual school districts
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