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CONTENTS
Fore o d 4
Introduction 5
Scope of Stvdy 5
Procedure in Collecting and Handling Data 5
Number of Public-School Employees Included 6
Number of Professional Employees Classified by Sex 6
National Estimates of Salaries Paid Central-Office Ad inistrators, 1970-71 11
I I. Salaries Paid in 1970-71 to Central-Office Administrators, School Systemswith Enrollments of 12,000 or More 23
Sys t -by-System Listings 44
FOREWORD
THIS REPORT, presented in two volumes, is the 25th Biennial Salary Survey made by theNEA Research Division in the continuous and concentrated effort of the National EducationAssociation to improve teacher salaries. Volume I covers salaries paid in 1970-71 to full-time palic-school t..1.achers, principals, and other members of the instructional staff;Volume II covers salaries paid central-office personnel. For complete information on salariespaid full-time professional employees in public school system', both volumes are essential.
The data are presented in summary form for the various categories of personnel in thereporting systems grouped by enrollment, and for these systems individually. Also presentedare national estimates of the salaries paid the various groups of personnel.
A nL-,y aspect of this report is the number of full-time professional personnel in locththe instructional staff and central-office positions shown by sex. These data providemeans of comparing the proportions of various positions filled by men and by women.
The 1970-71 Biennial Salary Survey was made under the direction of Gertrude N.Stieber, Senior Professional Associate, with the assistance of the staff of The StatisticsSection of the NEA Research Division.
The Division is grateful for the help provided by administrators of the cooperatMgschool systems who provided the mass of detailed information necessary for this study.Special thanks are due the State Departments of Education of Mississippi, New York,and Pennsylvania which supplied data for most of the school systems of these stateswhich are included in thr study.
Glen RobinsonDirector, Research Division
I. INTRODUCTIONTHIS STUDY, undertaken biennially by the NEAResearch Division, is the 25th in a continuing seriesof comprehensive reports on salaries paid full-timeprofessional staff members of public-school sys-tems. The results of the survey are contained intwo volumes: Volume I comprises data on salariespaid in 1970-71 to teachers and to other membersof the instructional staff; Volume II covers similarinformation for superintendents and other mem-bers of the central-office administration.
An estimate of the total number of Detsonsemployed full time in various instructional staffand central-office positions by sex is also included.This is the first time that information on the num-ber of professional employees classified by sex hasbeen incorporated into the survey. Salary distribu-tions on the basis of sex are not included, how-ever, but such a distribution may be attempted ina later study.
National estimates of n.can and median sal-aries, and salary distributions for superintendents,assistant superintendents, and other central-officeadministrative and supervisory positions are in-cluded in Vol. II. In addition, detailed salary dataare shown for these same positions for reportingsystems with enrollments of 12,000 or more. Thesedata consist of summary tabulations showing mean,median, and salary distributions as well as system-by-system listings of the data for each reportingsystem with an enrollment of 12,000 or more.
An analysis of salary schedule information ismade annually by the NEA Research Division, andthree major research reports are publishedtwoannually and one on a biennial basis) The salaryschedule studies report minimum and maximumsalaries for teachers and principals, and maximumsalaries for other members of the instructional staffand for the major central-office positions.
1National Educa ion Association, Research Division.Salary Schedules for Teachers, 1970-71. Research Report1970-R12. Washington, D.C.: the Association, 1970. 127 p.$3.00. Stock No. 435-25456. Maximum Salaries Scheduledfor School Administrators, 1970-71. Research Report 1971-R2. Washington, D.C.: the Association, 1971. 100 p.$2.50. Stock No. 435-25466. Salary Schedules for Princi-pals, 1969-70. Research Report 1970-R5. Washington, D.C.:the Association, 1970 . 82 p. $1.50. Stock No. 435-2292
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Scope of StudySalary data for all of the approximately 17,153
school systems operating in 1970-71 are incorpo-rated into the biennial salary survey. A comprehen-sive questionnaire was sent to each of the 578 sys-tems with enrollments of 12,000 or more, and to arepresentative sample of the estimated 16,575 sys-tems with enrollments of less than 12,000. Table Ishows the distribution of school systems to whichquestionnaires were sent, and the number and per-cent of those queried rhich furnished at least someusable salary data.
Enrollment stratification is based on a list ofoperating districts originally obtained from the U.S.Bureau of the Census, which gave enrollment infor-mation, for the most part as of October 1966. TheNEA Research Division in its questionnaire re-quested enrollment data for October 1970.
For purposes of arriving at nationwide sum-mary data, school systems in the nine enrollmentstrata into which operating school systems are di-vided, have been combined into the four major en-rollment groups shown in Tabie 1. The four groupshave been designated as follows:
A. Large systemsenrollment 25,000 or moreStrata 1-3)
B. Medium syste enrollment 3 000-24,999(Strata 4-6)
C. Small systemsenrollment 300-2,999 (Strata7 and 8)
D. Very small systemsenrollment below 300(Strata 9 and 10).
Procedure in Collecting and Handling Data
Salary inquiries were sent to all operatingsystems with enrollments of 12,000 or more (Strata1 to 4), d all of these districts which reportedusable data for one or more positions are includedin the system-by-system listings which appear inVolume I for instructional staff positions and inVolume II for central-office administrators.
For school systems with fewer than 12,000pupils, systematized random sampling was usedin selecting those to receive the salary ques-tionnaire. Table I reports the sampling ratiosused.
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All of the 578 districts with enrollments of12,000 or more were queried, and 452 usable repliesare included in the system-by-system data. Flow-ever , to make up the Group B systems for nationalestimates (see Table 1) a subsample of the appro-priate size was drawn from the replies in Stratum 4(enrollment 12,000 to 24,999) and added to thereplies from the sample of Strata 5 and 6 districtsenrollments 6,000 to 11,999 and 3,000 to 5,999,
respectively.Salaries paid teachers and other members of
the instructional staff were obtained on the basisof specified salary intervals, and means and medianswere prepared from the grouped salary distribu-tions.
The information requested on salaries if allcentral-office personnel was for the individual sal-ary amounts paid to each person in each position.For example, if a school system employs five assis-tant superintendents, the individual salary paid toeach of the five assistant superintendents was re-quested. Summary tables were prepared for central-office pe.-sonnel by computing actual means andmedians from the ungrouped raw salary data.
Number of Public-School EmployeesIncluded
Table 3 shows, among other things, that the192 systems with enrollments of 25,000 or more,accounted for only 1.1 percent of the total oper-ating public school systems in 1970-71, but thatthese districts employed 27.8 percent of all full-time teachers.
At the other extreme, the estimated 5,435operating districts with enrollments of under 300each, account for 31.7 percent of all operating sys-tems, but employ only 2.5 percent of all teachers.
Similar percent distributions by size of schoolsystem are shown in Table 3 for elementary-schoolprincipals, superintendents, and other professionalstaff positions.
The concentration of principals at the elemen-tary-school level follows fairly closely the distribu-tion of teachers. On the other hand., only 13.2 per-cent of the senior high-school prine:pals are em-ployed in systems with enrollments o f 25,000 ormore; in this group of districts high schools tend tobe very large, and many teachers may report to oneprincipal.
Table 3 also shows that the concentration ofof local-district superintendents is greatest in GroupC, which accounts for 59.4 percent of all superin-tendents. This is understandable since 8,537, or
49.8 percent, of all operating systems are in thisenrollment group. Only 1.3 percent of all superin-tendents are working in the large Group A districts.
Even though 31.7 percent of all operating sys-tems are in Group D (enrollment under 300), only18.5 percent of all superintendents are employedby this group of systems. Many of these systemsare administered by a county or intermediate super-intendent even though they are classified as sepa-rate operating school systems.
Only a few central-office administrators (otherthan the superintendent) are found in the smallestschool systems. This is understandable since the ad-ministrative functions in these systems usually areperformed by the superintendent with no profes-sional assistance.
Number of Professional EmployeesClassified By Sex
Of the estimated 2,034,581 full-time teache s
in 1970-71, 1,366,830, or 67.2 percent, werewomen. However, of the 70,259 supervising princi-pals, only 10,765, or 15.3 percent, were women.Almost the same ratio of men to vomen was foundfor assistant principals. Only 19.1 percent of theestimated number of elementary-school principalsand only 3.0 percent of the senior h;gh-school prin-cipals were women. (Table 3-A)
For other instructional staff positions shownin Table 3-A, heads of departments, IA :th 69.2 per-cent men, and counselors, with 53.1 percent men,were the only ones in which the number of men ex-ceeded the number of women employees. As wouldbe expected, 99.2 percetiL of all school nurses werewomen, and 91.4 percent of the school librariansalso were women. Men accounted for 45.9 percentof the psychologists and psychometrists and for41.7 percent of the positions which were not re-ported by functional title.
For the total instructional staff, comprisingteachers, principals, and other full-time professionalpositions in individual schools, 782,471, or 3b.0percent of the estimated 2,236,906 persons, weremen, and 1,454,435, or 65.0 percent were women.
Of the total estimated 65,306 central-officeadministrators in 1970-71, 48,391, or 74.1 percent,were men and 25.9 percent were women. Of thecentral-office categor.es shown in Table 3-A, menaccounted for 99.4 percent of all superintendents.Of the 10,414 administrators for general adminis-tration, women held 48.2 percent of the positionsincluded in this category, largely in the area ofelementary education. Women held 38.3 percent of
the administrative positions in the area of pupilpersonnel services.
For the total estimated full-time profession .al staff of all schools, 830,862, or 36.1 percent,were men, and 1,471,350, or C ,.9 percent, werewomen.
Women dominate the professional staff ofpublic schools because of the preponderance ofwomen teachers, nurses, and librarians. These three
groups accounted for 1,410,442, or 95.9 percentof all professional women employed in pbulicschool systems in 1970-71.
Men far exceed women in the authority posi-tions such as principals, superintendents, deputy,associate, and assistant superintend,nts, and inother central-office administrative areas. Of thetotal 158,864 in this group in 1970-71, only31,186, or 19:6 percent, were women.
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TABLE 1.DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS INCLUDED INNATIONAL SURVEY, BY ENROLLMENT GROUPINGa
Enrollment groupingEstimated totalnumber of oper-ating school systems,19 70-7 1
Systems to which in-uiry was sent
Systems reporting us-able salary data
Number Percent oftotal
Number Percent ofthose sueri
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Group ALarge systems, enrollment25,000 or more (Strata 1, 2,and 192 192 100.0% 160 83.3%
Group B--Medium systems, enroll-ment 3,000 to 24,999 (Strata 4,5,and 6) . . . . . . . . . . 2,989 374b 12.5 300b 80.2
Group CSmall systems, enrollment300 to 2,999 (Strata 7 and 8) .. 8,537 356 4.2 292 82.0
Group DVery small systems, en-rollment below 300 (Stratum 9) . 5 435 350 6.4 243 69.4
Totalall systems 17,153 1,272 7.4% 995 78.2%
aThe enrollment grouping shown here was derived by the NEA Research Division from the basic stratification of operatingdisnicts originally obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Enrollment figures are for October 1970.
All estimated national averages and distributions shown in this report are computed on the basis of this grouping. Summarydata for this group are shown in Tables 5-49 of Vol. 1 and Tables 5-33A of Vol. 2.
bSalary inquiries were sent to each of the 386 operating school systems with enrollments of 12,000 to 24,999 for purposes ofthe individual listing of systems with emollments of 12,000 or more. Usable salary data were received from 292, or 75.6 percent ofthe total. To report national averages for medium-size districts as a group, a random sample of 48 districts in Stratum 4 (enroll-ment 12,000-24,999) was selected to combine in the proper proportion with the sampling made of districts in Strata 5 and 6(enrollments of 3,000 to 5,999, and 6,000 to 11,999). This sample comprises Group B.
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TABLE 2.DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMSWITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 Oft MOREa
INCLUDED IN SUMMARY
Enrollment stratumTotal numberof operatingsysternsb
Systems reportingusable data
Number Percent of
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Stratum 1enrollment 100,000 ormore . . . . . . . . .. . . 27 24 88.9%
Stratum 2enrollment 50,000-99,999 56 45 80.4
Stratum enrollment 25,000-49,999 . .. .... 109 91 83.5
Stratum 4enrollment 12,000-24,999 .. . . . . . . . 386 292 75.6
Totalall systems with enrollmentsof 12,000 or more . . 578 452 78.2%a Systems for which data
Tables 28-33A in vol. 2.e shown on a system-by-system basis in Tables 35-49 of Vol.1 and
bQuestionnake was scnt to each of the 578 systems.
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TABLE 3.--ESTIMATED NUMBER AND PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME PUBLIC-SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES, 1970-71BY ENROLLMENT GROUPING
(Instructional Staff and Central Office)
Position
Number o_ p ono,b- enrollment ou in _
Total-all A-- B-- C-- D-- Total- A-- B-- C-- D--operating 25,000 3,000- 300- below all op- 25,000 3,000- 300- belowsystems or more 24,999 2,999 300 crating or more 247999 2,999 300
--tems
Percent die_enrollment
bution, byu-in-
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
OPERATING PUBLIC SCP2OL SYSTEMS . 17,153 192 2,989 8,537 5,435 100.0% 1.1% 17.4%
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49.8%
INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF:Teachers 2703475 1 5697720 934,127 485,081 49,653 100.0 27.8 45.9 23.8
Principals:Elementary 40,453 10,987 207105 8,712 649 100.0 27.2 49.7 21.5Elementary-teachingprincipals 7,261 106 2,630 2,982 1,543 100.0 1.5 36.2 41.1
Junior-high 8,782 1,902 4,503 2,310 67 100.0 21.7 51.3 26.3Senior-high 13 763 1 816 4 523 6 373 1 051 100.0 13.2 32.9 46.3
Tote:- principals 707259 147811 31,761 20,377 37310 100.0 21.1 45.2 29.0
Assistant principals:Elementary ... . 5,119 2,783 1,823 468 45 100.0 54.4 35.6 9.1Junior-high 67777 2,689 3,627 439 22 100.0 39.7 53.5 6.5Senior-high .. 11 403 3 619 5 450 2 222 112 100.0 31.7 47.8 19.5
Total assistant principals 23,299 97091 10,900 3,129 179 100.0 39-0 46.8 13.4
Other instructional staff:
Heads of departments 12,478 3,748 6,825 1,637 268 100.0 30.0 54.7 13.1School librarians 30,757 8,584 13,759 8,011 403 100.0 27.9 44.8 26.0Counselors 39,348 11,827 19,577 7,631 313 100.0 30.0 49.8 19.4Social workers and/orvisiting teachers .... 6-002 2,335 2,869 731 67 100.0 38.9 47.8 12.2
Psychologists and psychome-trists 3,980 1,461 1,993 526 ... 100.0 36.7 50.1 13.2
School nurses 15,639 3,330 7,891 4,239 179 100.0 21.3 50.5 27.1Other or not stated 563 196 309 58 ... 100.0 34.8 54.9 10.3
Total--other instructionalstaff 108,767 317481 53,223 22,833 1,230 100.0 29.0 48.9 21.0
Total instructional staff 2,236,906 621,103 170307011 531,420 547372 100.0 27.8 46.0 23.8
CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS:Superintendents . . .. 14,379 192 27989 8,537 2,661 100.0 1.3 20.8 59.4Deputy and associate super-intendents 731 255 359 117 100.0 34.9 49.1 16.0
Assistant superintendents 4,402 690 2,790 877 45 100.0 15.7 63.4 19.9
Administrative assistantsto the superintendent ....... 2,345 250 1,335 760 100.0 10.7 56.9 32.4
Administrators for:General administration 10,414 27964 4,713 2,425 312 100.0 28.5 45.2 23.3
Finance and school plant 6,980 1,921 3,269 1,635 155 100.0 27.5 46.9 23.4
Pupil personnel services 7,510 1,990 3,797 1,696 67 100.0 26.0 50.6 22.6
Instructional eiministrction 10,881 37245 5,840 17664 132 100.0 29.8 53.7 15.3
Special subject areas 7 664 2 637 3 867 758 402 100.0 34.4 50.5 9.9
Total central-officeadministrators . .. 65,306 147104 28,959 18,469 37774 100.0 21.6 44.3 28.3
TOTAL FULL-TIME PROFESSIONALEMPLOYEES ............... 2,302 212 635,207 1,058,970 549,889 58,146 100.0% 27.6% 46.0% 23 9%
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TABLE 3-A.--EST1MATED NUMBER AND PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIMEPUBLIC-SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES, 1970-71, BY SEX
(Instructional Staff and Central Office)
Position umber o_ psonsWomen
Pe cent distributionTotal Men Total Men_ Women
2 3 4 5 6 7
INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF:Teachers .......... ..... . . 2 034,581 667 751 1 366,830 100.0% 32.8% 67.2%
Principals:Elementary 40,453 32,605 7,848 100.0 80.6 19.4Elementary-teaching principals 7,261 5,068 2,193 100.0 69.8 30.2Junior-high 8,782 8,472 310 100.0 96.5 35.3Senior-high 13 763 13 349 414 10000_ 97.0 3.0
Total principals 70,259 59,494 10,765 100.0 84.7 15.3
Assistant principals:Elementary 5,119 3,388 1,731 100.0 66.2 33.8Junior-high .. . ......... ........ 6,777 6,022 755 100.0 88.9 11.1Senior-high 11 403 10 383 020 100.0 91.1 8.9Total assistant principals 23,299 19,793 3,506 100.0 85.0 15.0
Other instructional staff:Heads of departments 12,478 8,639 3,839 100.0 69.2 30.8School librarians 30,757 2,658 28,099 100 0 0.6 91.4Counselors ............ ........ 39,348 20,897 18,451 100.0 53.1 46.9Social workers and/or visiting
teachers 6,002 1 051 4,951 100.0 17.5 82.5Psychologists and psychometris 3,980 1,827 2,153 100.0 45.9 54.1School nurses 15,639 126 15,513 100.0 0.8 99.2Other or not stated 563 235 _320 100.0 41.7 58.3Total other instructional staff . 18,767 35,433 73,334 100.0 32.6 67.4
Total instructional staff 2,236,906 702,471 1,454,435 100.0 35.0 65 0
CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS:Superintendents 14,379 14,289 90 100.0 99.4 0.6Deputy and associate superintendents 731 676 55 100.0 92.5 7.5
Assistant superintendents 4,402 4,276 126 100.0 97.1 2.9
Administrative assistants to thesuperintendent 2,345 1 989 356 100.0 84.8 15.2
Administrators for:a/
General administration- .
67 10,414 5,398 5,016 100.0 51.8 48.2Finance and school plant 6,980 6,390 590 100.0 91.5 8,5
Pupil personnel services- 7,510 4,636 2,874 100.0 61.7 38.3Instructional adminiat ation= 10,881 5,846 5,035 100.0 53.7 46.3Special subject areas 7,664 4,091 2,773 100..0 63_._8 364Total central-office adminis-
trators 65,306 48,391 16,915 100.0 74.1 25.9
TOTAL FULL-TINE PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES 2,302,212 830,862 1,471,350 100.0% 36.1% 63.9%
a/ Comprises staff personnel, research, food services, health services, pupil transpor ation, community re-lations, publications and/or information, and federal and/or state grants and aids.
b/ Comprises general finance, purchasing, accounting and auditing, data processing, buildings - operation andmaintenance, and buildings - planning and construction.
c/ Comprises general personnel, attendance, guidance and testing, psychological and psychiatric services,and programs for the disadvantaged.
d/ Comprises general, elementary education, secondary education, adult education, special education, libraryservices., instructional materials, and audiovisual education.
e/ Comprises art, home economics, industrial arts, music, physical and health education, vocational educa-tion, mathematics and/or science, English and/or reading, foreign languages, social sciences, and other.
IL NATIONAL ESTIMATES OF SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS, 1970-71
AS SHOWN IN TABLE 5, the estimated nationalaverage salary paid school superintendents in1970-71 was $17,680, which is 16.8 percent higherthan the average of $15,131 paid in 1968-69. Only4.7 percent of the total 14,379 superintendents re-ceived less than $10,000 in 1970-71, a d 2.5 per-cent received $30,000 or more.
Among the 192 large school systems enroll-r- ents of 25,000 or more) no superintendent re-ceived less than $18,000, and 68.9 percent received$30,000 or over. Among the small Group D dis-tricts (enrollments below 300) no superintendentreceived as much as $20,000.
Tables 5 through 8 show national estimates ofmean and median salaries paid and salary distribu-tions by enrollment groupings for superintendents,
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deputy and associate superintendents, assistant su-perintendents, and administrative assistants to thesuperintendent.
National estimates of mean and median sal-aries paid and salary distributions by enrnllmentgroupings are shown for five major groups of cen-tral-office positions in Tables 9 through 13. Aswould be expected, except for the superintendent,there are very few central-office administrators inthe small systerm. Supervisory functions of thesedistricts are performed by the superintendent orother administrative head of the system.
National estimates of mean salaries paid in1970-71 to the major groups of central-officeadministrators are shown below by enrollmentstrata.
Position
Average salarLpiB-3,000-24,999
C-300-2,999
D-Below300
Total-nationalestimate
A-25,000 ormore
Superintendent ........ . $17,680 $32,158 $23,108 $16,861 $12,342Deputy or associate superintendent 21,100 26,100 19,561 14,563Assistant superintendent , 19,054 20,908 19,237 15,186 12,100Administrative assistant to the superinten-
dent..... . . . ... . . ... . . 15,408 19,386 15,838 13,121 .
Administrators for general administration 12,336 15,304 12,095 8,885 9,400Administrators for finance and school plant 12,806 15,099 13,299 9,301 6,319Administrators for pupil personnel services 13,424 15,116 13,493 11,246 8,742Administrators for instruction 14,851 16,466 14,646 12,859 8,375Supervisors of special subject areas 13,986 15,861 13,811 11,348 7,829
Average-all central-office . $14,962 $16,393 $15,248 $13,794 $11,165
TABLE 4.--COMPARISON OF MEAN SAlARIES PAID IN 1970-71 WITH THOSE PAID IN PREVIOUS YEARSSelected Positions
Position
Mean salary by enrollmentou n
A--25,000or _lore
2
3,000-24 999
Total, alloperating
C-- systems300- Under (weighted2 999 300 avera e
4 5 6
TeachersMean salary paid: 1970-71 $ 9,766 $ 9,306 $ 8,628 $ 7,262 $ 9,218
1968-69 8,069 7,850 7,696 7,093 7,8411966-67 7,588 6,930 6,345 5,536 6,9051964-65 6,788 6,276 5 785 4,909 6,2221962-63 6,405 5,750 5,345 4,604 5,747
SuperintendentsMean salary paid: 1970-71 32,158 23,108 16,861 12,342 17,680
1968-69 28,798 20,112 14,538 10,424 15,1311966-67 25,736 17,77- 12,162 9,465 12,9751964-65 23,396 15,637 10,699 8,060 11,2271962-63 21,277 14,379 9,835 7,399 10,186
Senior high-school principalsMean salary paid: 1970-71 18,724 16,557 13,825 9,632 15,042
1968-69 15,515 13,116 11,539 9,335 12,3481966-67 14,212 11,665 9,383 7,477 10,5071964-65 ..... 12,817 10,023 8,569 7,111 9,4571962-63 11,632 8,819 7,786 6,09'. 8,473
Junior high7schoo1 RtincipalsMean salary paid: 1970-71 17,485 16,281 13,724 a 15,808
1968-69 14,485 13,825 11,021 10,249 13,0321966-67 13,289 11,674 8,968 a 11,2261964-65 11,815 i0,342 8,411 * 10,2531962-63 . 10,981 9,311 7,708 ai 9,176
BlementarY7achool principalsMean salary paid: 1970-71 16,686 15,250 13,317 10,129 15,126
1968-69 14,072 12,261 10,561 8,242 11,9571966-67 12,289 10,272 8,412 6,958 9,9571964-65 10,973 9,046 7,792 6,210 8,9031962-63 10,067 8,101 6,866 6,056 7,972
Counselorssalary paid: 1970-71 12,557 12,260 10,892 9,250 12,051
1968-69 10,534 10,511 9,273 8,199 10,2791966-67 9,119 8,854 7,683 6,000 8,630
1964-65 . ... 8,348 8,227 7,006 * 8,0581962-63 7,704 7,578 6,825 a/ 7,390
LibrariansMean Salary paid: 1970-71 10,297 10 199 8;801 6,472 9,806
1968-69 7,207 8,603 7,862 6,897 8,4001966-67 7,626 7,082 6,571 5,217 7,0061964-65 6,866 6,816 6,371 * 6,7211962-63 . . . . . 6,456 6,252 5,755 a/ 6,145
School nursesMean salary paid: 1970-71
1968-691966-67 . ..
1964-651962-63 ....
9,667 8,940 7,396 5,812 8,6348,319 7,441 6,470 5,158 7,2927,297 6,820 6,005 * 6,6646,651 9 6,277 5,615 af 6,2156,125 1 '" 5,754 5,095 al 5,650
*Not computed; too few cases.a/ None reported by Group D districts.
1 3
TABLE 4.--COMPARISON OF MEAN SALARIES PAID IN 1968-69 WITH THOSE PAID IN PREVIOUS YEARSSelected Positions
Position
Mean salary by enrollment
-
rou inA-- B-- C-25,000 3,000-or more 24 999 2-999 300
300-
Total, alloperatingsystems(weightedavera e
6
Index--1962-6_ equals 100.0
TeachersMean salary paid: 1970-71: 152.5
1968-69 .. . 126.01966-67 118.51964-65 106.01962-63 100.0
SuperintendentsMean salary paid: 1970-71 151.1
1968-69 135.31966-67 121.01964-65 110.01962-63 600 . 40660 100.0
Senior high-school principalsMean salary paid: 1970-71 161.0
1968-69 133.4
1966-67 122.2
1964-65 110 2
1962-63 100.0
Junior high-school_principalsMean salary paid: 1970-71 159.2
1968-63 131.9
1966-67 ... 121.01964-65 107 61962-63 100.0
rinci alsMean salary paid: 1970-71
1968-691966-671964-651962-63
CounselorsMean salary paid: 1970-71
1968-691966-671964-651962-63
LibrariansMean salary paid: 1970-71
1968-691966-671964-651962-63
SohooknursesMean salary paid: 1970-71
1968-691966-671964-651962-63
O 0 . 0 09 4
0
4.4
g *Om O.
60.0604000.04116# 00
900 §0O 006 6060
90060400
0.0 60O 0.6046.0
* 09.90069
* 906 006 eg
* NO....*0 9040
a/ None repor ed by Group D d strict-_
165.7139.8122.1109.0100.0
163.0137.4118.4108.4100.0
159.5111.6118.1106.4100.0
161.8136.5120.5109.1100.0
160.7139.9123.4108.7100.0
187.7148.7132.3113.7100.0
174.9148.5125.4111 1100.0
188.2151.4126.8111.7100.0
161.8138.7116.8108.6100.0
163.1137.6113.3109.0100.0
157.8 155.4135.8 129.3119.1 118.51086 109.1100. 0, s 100.0
161.4144.0118.7108.2100.0
171.4147.8123.7108.8100.0
177.6148.2120.5110.1100.0
178.0143.0116.3109.1100.0
193.9153.8122.5113.5100.0
159.6135.9112.6102.7100.0
152.9136.6114.2110.7100.0
145.2127.0117.9110.2100.0
157.7154.1120.2106.6100.0
166.8140.9127.9108.9100.0
158.1153.3122.8116.7100.0
604
* 0
167.2136.1114.9102.5
100.0
644O 00
09
M.
160.4136.4120.1108.3100.0
173.6148.5127.4110.2100.0
177.5145.7124.0111.6100.0
172.3142.0122.3111.7100.0
189.7150.0124.9111.7100.0
163.1139.1116.8109.0100.0
159.6136.7114.0109.4
a/ 100.0
152.8129.1117.9110.0100.0
TABLE 5,--SALARIES PAID SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS' 197101-11
SALARY CLAS:
FICAT ION
NUMBER OF SUPERINTENDENTS
NATIONAL EST !MATES
A. STRATA
8. STRATA
11
2 AND 3
45 AND 6
(ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT
25:000 OR
3000-24,9991
MUR161
-- 8Y ENROLtMENT GROUPING!
C. 'I-RATA
D. STRATA
7 AND8
9
ENROLLMENT
I ENROLLMENT
300 - 29991
BELOM! 300)
T OT A, L --Al 1
UP E RAj I NG!
S Y S Tf MS
(NATIONAL. ESTIMATES)
MEAN. SALARY .
MED I AN! SALARY .
*
RANGE. - LON .
*
DISTRIBUTION! OF SAtARIES
*
PAID
0 **
192
$324158!
32,000
19 '000
5646U0
2,989
$23,108
23,000
11,0E5
44,000
8,537!
$16,861
16,800
8,200
26,500
2,661
$121.342
12,100
6,200
184500
14,379
$11,680
174125
612.00
564000
BELOW
S8,000
..
000
.081000 -
8099
.0
000
1.1
5.9
1.8
9,000
94991
004
O1.8
6.3
2.4
104000
104999
0.4
13.6
2.8
111000 - 11011
0.4
14.4
4.9
124000 - 1349911
00
000
3,2
14.7
15,5
14000
15099
03.2
17.2
13,6
13.4
164000 - 174919
6.7
21.1
9.3
15,6
18,000 - 19,999
1.2
12,3
2CI . 8
1.7
15.1
20,000 - 21,999
413,3
11.1
9.3
22,000
231999
40
4.1
2044
4.7
00
7.0
2400
01251999
8.3
11.2
2.9
0 0
4.1
261000 - 27,919
9.5!
13.0
.7
040
3.2
28,000 - 29'999
6.5
8,4
1.8
30,000
3.1 000
16.6!
4.9
01.2
32,0110 - 33,999
14.8
1.4
00S
s15
34,000
35099
.15.4
.7
.4
3640D°
099
.4
.2
38 1.000 - 394991
.
40,000 - 411999
3,6
0*
42,000 - 43'999
044,000
454999
.0
41.2
.4
.146,000 - 47099
.6
00*
*48,000 - 49,999
.6
50 t OOD OR MORE
.0
1.2
040
TOTAL .
*0
100,3
100,3
10.0
.11 0.0
99.9
TABLE 6, --SAL ARI ES
PAA, ID DEPUTY UR ASSOCiATE SUPER I NT ENDENT St 1970-71
S ALARN CLASS IF IC AT ION
NUKBER OF DEPUTY OR A, SUCIATE
NATIONAL ESTI MATES
A. STRATA
B. STRA TA
1 ,
2 AND 3
4 ,
5 AND 6
I ENROLLMENT
I E NIR 01
tNT
25,000 OR
3000-24,999 )
MORE )
-- B1 ENROLLMENT
C. STRATA
7 ANDS
ENROLLMENT
300 - 2999 )
BRIMMING
B. STRATA
9
ENROLLMENT
B E L OW 300
TOTAL-ALL
OP ER ATING
SYSTEMS
)
SUPERINTENDENTSINATIONAL ESTIMATES)
255
351'
117
0731
MEA,n SAIARN,
$26,100
$19,561
$14,563
$21,100
MEDI AN S AL AR Y
26,004
19,275
13 5010
0194 958
RAANGE - L
.0
0000
0000
16,000
8,414
121750
8,414
."" HIGH
AA
.4114116
26,197
18,500
041,496
DISTRIBUTION OF SALARIES. PAID
BELOW $10,000
.2.8
0 0
10,01010
101991
000
11,000
11 t 999
0
121000 - 124999'
25.0
4,0
13,000 - 13,999
25.0
4.01
14'000
14,999
.11.1
25
00.0
9.4
15,000
15,999
.8.3
4.1
16,000 - 16,999
..8:
8.3
4.4
17,000
17,999
.1.3
2.8
040
.01.8
18,000
18,999
1.5
11.1
25.0
12,2
190000 - 19,999
6,7
13.9
0.9.2
20,000
20,919
.4,2
2.8
2,8
21,000 - 21,911'
0000
0000
4,2
2.8
22,000
22 11999
5.8,
2.8
3,4
23,000
231999
2,9
13.9
0001
7.8
24,000 - 24,919
..
0000
07.1
8.3
6.6
25 000
25,991
8.3
5.6
26,000 - 27,991
14.2
5.6
7.7
28,000 - 29 t 999'
11,01
65.1
301000 - 31,999
10,4
3.6
32,000 OR MORE
.0
0000
0011.7
3.9
TOTAL.
..
..
.1001.2
100.1
100.0
100.1
TA8tE 7. --SALARIES PA ID ASSISTANT SUPER I NTENDENT S
1970-71
SALARY OLASSIF IO,AT ION
NATIONAL ESTIMATES
A. STRATA
5. STRATA
11 2 AND 3
4, 5 AND 6
(ENROLLMENT
( ENROLLMENT
-- 81 ENROL .MINT GROUPING,
C .
STRATA.
D. STRATA.
7 ANDS
t ENROt LMENT
( ENROLLJMINT
TOT AL--ALL
OPERATING
SYST EMS
NUMBER OF ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS
25 1000 OR,
MORI
3000-24 091
300 - 2999 I
BELOW 3001
(NATIONAt ESTIMATES')
690
2,790
877
45
4002
ME AN SALARY
122,908
$19,237
$15,186
$12,100
$19,054.
MEDI AN. S AL AR Y
00
00
22,800
19,554
14,500
12'100
19,385
R AiNG E - LON .
131296
9,440
BODO
12,000
8,300
- HIGH
..
.35,679.
291,716
211141
12,200
35,679
DISTRIBUTION UF SAtARJES
PAID
SEWN $10,000
..
*1.4
3.3
0.0
1.6
10,000 - 10,919
*0
1.5
3.3
1.8
11,0000 - 11,911.
..7
6.7
0.0
1.
12000 - 12,9991
.1.8
13.3
100.
04.8
13,000
13,919
.5
5.0
13.3
5.9
14000
14019
.3
2,9
16.7
05.2
15,000
15,999
3.8
6.1
3.3
5.1
16,000
16099
*4.1
6.1
6.7
5.8
1710001
17,999
S.*
6,1
6.7
11. 0
6.1
18,000
18,919
5.9
8.2
3.3
00
6.8
191000
19,991
6,3
15,4
13.3
13.4
20,000 - 20011
5.5
110,4
6.7
013.8
21 000 - 21019
00
012.1
3.3
9.9
22 000
22019
08
ill.
00
00
10.2
6,4
5.7
23,0001
2319191
7.0
04.3
24,000
24,999
09.2
4.6
4.4
251000
25,999
9.9
3,2
03.6
26,000
27,919
.11.0
1.4
02.6
28,000 - 29,919
.5.9
1.4
00
1.5
30,000 - 310191
.
32,0010 OR. MORE
.
3.3
2.3
000
TOTAL .
s100.1
100,0
99.9
100.
010
0.3
TABLE 8.--SALARIES PAID. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS TO THE SUPERINTENDENTII 1970-71
SALARY CLASSIFICATION
NATIONAL ESTIMATES -- BY ENROLLMENT GROUPING
A. STRATA.
8, STRATA
C. STRATA,
0. STRATA
TOTAI--ALL
1,,2 AND 3
4, 5 AND 6
7 AND8
9OPERATIND
(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLLMENT
SYSTEMS,
25024TR,
3000-24,9111
300
- 2999)
BELOW 3001
NUMBER OF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
TO THE: SUPERINTENDENT (NATIONAL
ESTIMATES)
..
250
1,33
576
00
2,34
5MEAN SALARN
40
$19,386
$15,838
113,121
01151408
MEDIAN SALARY .
181950
16,359
12,828
015,562
RANGE - LOW
.6,981
7.263
7,868
06,981
- HIGH
es do
op
34,140
251972
181300
0340,140
DISTRIBUTION OF SALARILS PAID
BELOW
18,000 .
..
.1.3
.7
3,8
1.8
8,000 -
60991
..
.a
1.3
.7'
11.5
...
4.3.
9,000 -
90999
.3.0
...
1.8
10000 - 10,999
..
.1.3
8.2
11.5
8,6.
111000 - 11011
..
..4
5.2
7,7
5.5
12,000 - 121991
..
.0.
.4
j,..2
15.4
8.0
13000 - 13019
..
..
..
3.4
7.5
11.5
8.3
140999 - 14,919
..
3.8
11.2
...
6.8
I5,000 - 151999 00...**04.,
11.1
6,7
11.5
8,7'
16,000 - 16,999 .....
6.4.
5.2
7,7
...
6,2
17000 - 17,999
..
.6.4
17.2
15.4.
...
15.5
18,000 - 18,999
..
.13.7
11.9
3.8
9.5,
19,000 - 19,991
.6.8
6.7
...
...
4.6
20,000 - 201991
..
9,0
5.2
U..
3.9
21.000 - 21,999
..
7.7
1.5
...
1.7
22,000 - 22,919
..
..
*.
9,8
...
1.0
230000 - 23099
..
.2.6
.7
.7'
24,000 - 24099
.0
3.8
.7'
...
.825.000 - 25,991
.2,6
2,2
1.6
26,000 - 260999
..
6...
271000 OR, MORE
..
.7.3
.8
TOTAL .. ....
.100.0
91.7
99.8
.0
1'00.1
TABIE 9..--SALARIE5 PAID CENTRAL-DfFICE ADMINISTRATORS FOR GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION,
1970-71
SALARY
CATION
NUMBER Of C ENTR AL. Of FILE ADMI NI S -
T RA T OR S FOR. GENERAL ADMINISTRA-
TION (NATIONAL ESTIMATES)
00
MEAN SALARY .
00
0
MEDIAN, SALARY 0
*
RANGE
LOW
0
HIGH
.
DI STAI BUT ION OF SAL AR I ES PAID
B EL OW
$8 000 0
8,000 -
81999
...
90000
9,999
OO
OO
O10000
10,999
11 000
11,999
.
12,000
12,999
13,000 - 13,999
14.099
14,999
15,000 - 151999
16 000
16,999.
00
0
170000
17,999
18 TO OD
180999
0
19,000 - 19,999
20,000
20,999
00di
0021,000 - 21 019
22 000 - 221999
23 0,00
23,999
24.000 - 24019 9
*
25,000 OR mnRE
.0
0*
00
T01 AL
NAT
A. STRATA
12 AND 3
(ENROLLMENT
25,000 OR
MORE)
2164
$150304.
15,376
4,600
35,000
298
5.2
9.7
7.3
5 6
4.4
4.8
2.9
1.7
1.1
2.2,
10040
ONA L EST I KATES
B. STRATA
41 5 AND 6
1ENROL.LMENT
3000-24,9994
4,713
5.12,095
111182
4,452
27,000
15.7
10.0
9.8
11.3
12.3
4.5
4.7
5.5
1.5 6
.2
1.3
1001.1
-- BY E NRDLL ME N T GROU PI NG
C 0
STRATA
D. S TR AT A.
7 ANO8
9( E NR Ott ME N T
1 ENROLL RENT
300 - 2999
BE L W 3,001
2,425
312.
8,885
91,400
8I0
7 0
6,900
4,335
5,400
21,000
21,680
44.6
57.1
24.1
7.1
6.0
14.3
8.4
4.8
1.2
1.2
2.4
1.2
7.1
3.6 0
0
1.2
*
0..
99.9
9908
OT L.- - Alt
OP ERAT I NG
SYSTEMS
10,414
$12 9336
111141i
4035
35,00D
20.3
11.9
a0
8.6
8.6
5.3
4.4
4.6
5.7
3.5
3.4
2.1
2.8,
107
1.1
.5
1.2
100.2
1tA6LE
101
S At AR i ES P AI D CE NT R AJL.
S AL ARI 0L.41
FAT ION
FFICE ADM IN I SI RAT ORS FOR F INANCE AND SCHOOL PLANT
,
NATIONAL ESTIMATES
A. STRATA
8. STRATA
1'2 AND 3
45 A ND 6
(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLLMENT
1970-71
- bY ENROLLMENT GROUPI Nq3
C. STRATA
D. STRATA
7 AND8
9(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLtMENT
TOT AL.--AL
DPER AT I ND
SY STEMS.
251000 OR.
MORE )
3000-24,999)'
300
2999)
BELOW 300)
KINDER Of CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINIS
TRATORS FOR FINANCE AND SCHOOL
PLANT (NATIONAL ESTIMATES)
1,921
312.69
1,635
155
6,980
MEAN S ALARA' .
0$15091
$13,299
.301
$ 64319
$12,806
MEDIAN SALARY
**
-1,828
12,920
8,1.53
61 OHO 01
12,131
RANGE
LOW
00
00
00
05,200
5.0400
5.200
54200
5,200
HIGH
..
00
039,894.
2516501
20,119
8,0010
39,894.
DISTRIBUTION OF SALARIES PAID
8ELLIM
MOOD
00
*a
4,0
5.6
32.7
87.5
13.9
8 00
08,999
.3.1
7.3
29.1
12.5
11. 5
94000
9,991
04.4
9.5
5.5
**
104000 - 101999
6..01
9.8
9.1
11/000 - 11,999
a0
a7.4
.7.3
8.3
12,000 - 124999
09.4
8.0
1.8
13000
13,919
00
a0
08.9
9.2
3.6
7.6
144999 - 14,919
.o
08.6
9.5
3.5
8.0
154000 - 15,999
.10.2
6.4
507
144000 - 164991
o7'. 3
6.7
5.1
174000
17091
.
18,000 - 181999
07.0
5.8
4.3
3.4
3.6
4.7
3.1
194m
19,999
0a
noon - 204919
,r
2.8
2.8
1.8
e,2.4
2.8
211000
21,919
0a
1.5
1.4
224000 - 224999
SA
Pa
a2.5
1.5
1.4
234000
23,999
01.2
II.9
24000
244991
00
ap
.9
254000 OR MORE.
.2.1
01
TOTAL
91.9.
100.1
100.
0110
0.0
100
.0
TABLE 11 .--SAt AR I ES PAID CENTRAL-OFF ICE ADMINISTRATORS FOR PGPIL PERSONNEL SERN ICES,
SALARY CLASS. FICATION
NATIONAL ESTIMATES
A. STRATA
H. STRATA
1,
2 AND 3
4,
5 AND 6
(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLLMENT
1970-71
BY
ENRCLLMENT DROOPING
C. STRATA
D. STRATA
7 ANO8
9
( ENROLLMENT
( ENROLLMENT
TOTAL --ALL
UP ERA T I NG
SYSTEMS
NUMBER. OF. CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINIS-
25,000 OR
MORE)
3000-24,999)
300
- 2.999
lanow 3001
TRATGRS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL
SERVICES (NATIONAL ESTIMATES)
.1,950
3.797
1,696
67
7,51
0
MIA,,N SA,L ARY
..
$15,116
113,493,
$111246
$ 8,742
448,
ME DIAN
SA
LAR
Y.
014,849
13,750
10,499
7,400
13,372
R,A,NCE - L
..
..
..
4,200
4,204
6,800
6,900
4,200
00
029,779
25,000
17,520
11026
29,779
DISTRIBUTION OF SALARIES P
BELOW
$8,0001
.. .....
.*
2.6
10,5
10,7
66,7
9.1
8.000
81919
4.0
17,9
8.2
9 .0G0
9.999
*3.7
4,5
12,5,
*0
6.0
10,000
10.991
00
**
5.8
7,1
14.3
8.3
111000 - 11099
*0
7.0
5.8
7,1
33.3
6,7
12,000 - 12,991
00
8.0
10,3
7.1
08,9
13/000 -
13,999
.....
9,0
7.9
7,5
14,9911 -
14091
.*
00
11.9
10,0
10.2
15,000 -
15.991
9.1
8-7
8,9
8,8
16,000 -
16,999
10.3
9.2
3.6
8,1
17,000 -
17019
85,7
6,1
3.6,
18,000 -
18099
0*
05.2
6.1
4.4
191,001) - 19019
3.6
2.1
20,000 - 20,999
04.6
1.8
21 foloo
21,999
3.6
1.6,
22.000
22.999
*1.3
1.3
23 ODD - 23,999
00
1.0
.3
24,000 - 24,999
o.8
.3
25 OD° OR MDRE
1.7
0.0
T OT At.
.100.0
100.2.
100,
01001.0
99.9
TABU 12 --SA ARI ES P AI D CEA T R AL -TIff ICE A DAI NI S TRA T ORS FOR.
I NS T RUCTI UN
ADMI NI SI RAT I ON AND SUPER I SI LIN,
1970-.71
SALARY CLASSIFICATION
NUMBER. OF CIA TRAL Off ICE ADM IN I S..
TRATORS FOR, INSTRUCT I ON4 ADMINIS-
TRATION AND. SUPE RV I S LOIN
I NAT I ONAL
ESTI MATES
*.
MEAN, SALARY .
.e
MEDIAN SALARY
RANGE - LOW
H I GH,
a0
D I S TR I BUT I ON Of SAIAR IES PAID
BELOW
$13 .000 .
84 000
94 000
104 000
11 IP 000
121000
134 000
14.999
154 000
16,000
170000
184 0001
191000
20, 000
21 000
224 000
23 .000
24 .000
25 .00,0
TOTAL
e
809911
9 , 9111
10, 999
114 999
124 999
13, 911
144 911
154 999
- 164 919
- 174 999
184 999
194 999
201999
. 21 091'
- 224999
- 23 '999'
2419119
OR MORE .
00
.*
0
*M
I*
*
00
0
#
NAT I ONA, L.
E ST I MATES
A. STRATA
B .
STRATA,
12 AND 3.
4As,ND
ENROLLMENT
ENRJOL LUENT
2E4 000 OR.
3000-2 4 109111
MORE
3 0.7'45
116 466
164,432
5 ,480
30,508
1.6
1.7
4,6
5.5
6.4
8.0
6, 9
8,6
9.1.
7,8,
11.2
701
6.9
4.0
3.8,
1.4
2.3
100.2
5, 840
S14,646
14 '0400
5 1600
25 , 972
5.2
2 . 4
5 . 9
6. 4
7 .4
9. 3
8 3
9. 9
9. 0
B. 1
5.2
6 o 6
5, 7
3.1
2 0 9
1 6
1 .6
. 7
.7
100 . 0
-- BY ENROLLMENT GROUP 1 NG
C. STRATA,
D. STRATA
7 AND B
9I E NRO LIME NT
I EAROLI MINT
300
29911
BELOW 3004
1, 664
$12 859
12 499
6 ,000
19 g 074
. 1
5.4
3 06
19 .6,
10 .7
7.1
7.1
12, 5
1.1
3.6,
1 0**
132
8 g 375
7 1,100.
64 000
114 100.
50.0
16.1
16.1
0 -
16.7
0 0
8
91 .9
100,1
T OT AI - - AL
OfERA,T1 NG
SYSTEMS
10,8181
$144 851
14, 733
54 4%0
304 5018
5.10
2 . 9
4.5
709
7 . 3
8 . 3
7 .9
8 . 5
8.5
9.0
6.2
7 m 3
5.4
3.7
2.7
1. 9
1.2
1 .0
100.0
TABLE 13 --SAtARIES PAID CENTRAL-Off ICE SUPERVISORS OF SPE' IAt SUBJECT AREAS,
S At ARV' Ct A SS, I Fl CAT ON
NATIONAL ESTIMATES
A. STRATA,
B. STRATA,
1,
2 AND 3
4, 5 AND 6
(ENROLLMENT
(ENROLLMENT
197C-71
-- BY ENROL L ME N T GROUP I NG
C. S TRA T A
0 .
S T RA T A
7 AND&
9( ENROLtMEN I
( ENROLLMENT
T OTAt
AL. L.
OPERATING.
SYSTEMS
NUMBER. OF CENTRAL OFFICE SUPER-
25,000 OR.
MORE)
3000-24.991)
3043
- 2919 )
BELOW 300
VISORS Of SPECIAL SUBJECT ARIAS
(NATIONAL. ESTIMATES)
2.1637
3.867
758.
402
7,66
4M
tAN
SA
tAR
Ye
..
.$1
5186
1$13,811
in .348
7182
9$1
3,98
6M EDI AN S A LAR Y
*15
,168
214.500
11.700
Rt 2
1.8
1412
19RANGE
LOM'
5.800
4.821
7..000
3,30
03
t 300
- HIGH
29.92'1,
23.140
16.794.
110,
175
2919
29I SIR I BUT I ON Of SALAR 1 ES MAT0
BELOW
$8.000
01.4
6.9
12,0
44.4
7.6
81000 -
8.9119
e.1.1
3.8
8.0
11.1
3.7
9,1000
9,919
.2.2
20,0
33.3
70.0
10,000 - 10.919
4.0
5.9
00
11.1
5.0
111000
11.991
4.6
28,0
WO
.7.3
12.000
12.991'
448.1
9.7
4.0
8.1
13.000
13.991
1043
8.3
14.991.
14,991
414.3
10.6
15.000
15.991.
11.7
13.8
16.0
012.6
16,000
16.999
10,9
12.5
4.0
10.5
17,000
17,919
6.4
6.3
181 OD 0
18,9119
g8.1
4.5
19 ODD
19.919
2.0'
20.000 - 20,999
4.6
1.0
SO.
2.0
21,000
21.999
4,0
1.0,
1.8
22000 - 22.999
2.3
.3
23.000
23,999
.9
.3
0.4
24.000 - 24,919
0 *
125 TODD OR MOR E
.1.0
.3
TOTAI
..
100,0
100.
110.0.0
91,9
1010.0
IIL SALARIES PAID IN 1970-71 TO CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS,SCHOOL SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
AS INDICATED EARLIER, salary informationwas requested from each of the 578 operating sys-tems with enrollments of 12,000 or more, andusable replies were received from 452, or 78.2 per-cent. Not all of the 452 systems furnished data foreach position listed and summarized, but each ofthem furnished some usable salary information inone or more areas of the study.
Salaries paid superintendents, deputy andassociate superintendents, assistant superintendents,and other central-office administrators and super-visors are shown in this volume (Vol. II) of the re-port both in the form of summary tabulations andas system-by-system listings of those districts whichreported salary data.
Tables 14 through 27 summarize the datawhich appear in the individual listing of reportingsystems in Tables 28 through 33.
Table 28 lists, system-by-system, actual sal-aries paid superintendents, deputy or associateand assistant superintendents, and administrativeassistants to the superintendents, for all reportingsystems with enrollments of 12,000 or more whichfurnished usable data for these positions.
Tables 14, 15, 16, and 16-A summuize the in-formation given in the listing in Table 28 for eachof the four enrollment strata included. As would bcexpected, salaries paid to superintendents, deputy,associate, and assistant superintendents are con-siderably higher in the largest systems (Stratum 1)and decrease somewhat for each of the three small-er strata included. A summary of the functionalassignments of associate and assistant superinten-dents is shown in Table 27.
Salaries paid other central-office administra-tors are shown system-by-system in Tables 29through 33 and in summary form in Tables 17through 26.
Tables 17 and 18 give means, medians, quar-tiles, and salary distributions for central-office ad-ministrators for general administration. The posi-tions which occurred frequently enough to justifycomputation are listed. These are administrativeofficers for staff personnel, research, food services,health services, pupil transportation, community
23
relations, publications and/or _information, andfederal or state grants and aids.
Tables 19 and 20 give distributions of sal-aries paid to administrators for finance, business,and school plant for reporting -ystems in each ofthe four enrollment strata. Among the large dis-tricts the most frequently occurring positions inthis area are general finance and business, pur-chasing, accounting and auditing, data processing,building operation and maintenance, and buildingplanning and construction.
Central-office administrators for pupil per-sonnel services are listed by reporting systemsin Table 31 and summarized in Tables 21 and22.
These positions have been classified intogeneral services, attendance, guidance and testing,psych-)logical and psychiatric services, and pro-grams for the disadvantaged. Not all reporting sys-tems with enrollments of 12,000 or more reportall Of these positions, but the functions usually
are performed by one or more officers assigned tothis general area of responsibility.
A system-by-system listing of salaries paidofficers for instructional administration and su-pervision is shown in Table 32 with the datasummarized in Tables 23 and 24. Salary infor-mation has been tabulated in this area for admin-istrators and supervisors in general instruction andcurriculum, elementary education, secondary edu-cation, adult education, library services, and in-structional materials and audiovisual education.
Administrators and central-office supervisorsfor special subject areas are listed by reportingsystems in Table 33 and summarized in Tables 25and 26. These are central-office personnel; teach-ers and supervisors assigned to _individual buildings
are excluded. In some cases it was necessary tomake an _arbitrary decision as to which of the re-ported officers to include as central-office admin-istrators or supervisors as distinguished from staffassigned to instructional services in separate schoolbuildings.
The subject areas most frequently report-ed and included here are art, home economics,
24
industrial arts, music, physical and health educa-tion, vocational education, mathematics, science,English and reading, social sciences, and foreignlanguages. Other special areas frequently were men-tioned, but none of them in sufficient numbers tojustify tabulation of means and medians and the
like, and , thciefore, they wete not included in thereport.
Mean salaries paid in 1970-71 to central-officepo3itions shown in the summary tables are shownin Table A by enrollment strata for reporting sys-tems with enrollments of 12,00 q or more.
25
TABLE A.-MEAN SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS, 1970-71Reporting Systems With Enrollments of 12,000 or More
PositionMean salar by enrollment stratum
1-100,000o more
2-50,000-99,999
3-25,000-49,999
4-12,000-24,999
Total,Strata 1-4
2 3 4 5 6
Superintendents 39,174 $32,614 $30,264 $27,326 $29,102Deputy or associate superintendents 28,283 24,260 23,765 22,323 24,924Assistant superintendents 25,186 22,102 22,137 21,122 22,197Administrative assistants to the superintendent 18,846 19,265 18,792 17,707 18,323Administrators for general administration: . 17,406 15,150 15,023 13,756 15,235
Staff personnel . . ..... 17,659 176,583 17,731 17,699 17,462Research 17,546 16,115 18,205 16,182 16,996Food services 15,451 13,445 12,390 11,048 12,622Health services 16,182 14,468 13,621 11,336 12,775Pupil transportation 16,154 12,349 12,509 11,999 12,649Community relations (public) 18,074 16,391 15,551 14,781 16,426Publications and information .. 16,672 15,059 13,376- 13,087 14,716Federal and state grants or aids 18,368 15,188 15,180 15,514 16,277
Administrators for finance and school plant: 16,926 14,270 14,214 13,799 14,721General finance 19,391 17,218 17,950 -7,086 17,797Purchasing 15,724 13,855 13,121 12,924 13,699Accountin and auditing 16,084 13,290 13,184 12,847 13,786Data processing 15,889 13,407 13,864 13,796 14,265Buildings-operation and maintenance 16,832 13,831 13,704 12,776 13,838Buildings-planning and construction 18,446 15,622 15,686 14,647 16,409
Administrators for pupil personnel services: 15,520. 15,240 14,312 14,380 14,844General services 19,258 16,851 16,737 17,470 17,635Attendance 14,112 13,363 13,205 12,622 13,501Guidance and testing 16,031 16,337 15,304 14,221 15,362Psychological and psychiatric . 15,666 15,003 13,466 14,569 14,553Programs for the disadvantaged 16,721 15,192 14,388 12,644 14,588
Administrators for instruction' 17,777 15,369 16,171 15,558 16,196General . ... . . . 17,707 16,938 18,292 17,409 17,636Elementary education 17,556 14,846 16,128 15,347 15,925Secondary education .. 18,775 17,085 18,312 17,820 17,997Adult education . . . .. 19,015 15,796 16,633 16,169 16,866Special education . 16,926 15,721 14,708 15,278 15,513Library services . 17,507 13,532 14,859 12,931 14,130Instructional materials .. 17,241 15,621 16,895 15,670 16,290Audiovisual education . 17,830 13,335 14,410 14,735 15,018
Supervisors of special subject areas: . 17,745 15,281 14,888 14,918 15,547Art .... . . ...... ... . 18,551 15,430 14,483 14,744 15,435Home economics 16,637 15,284 14,879 14,731 15,391Industrial arts 18,525 16,094 16,259 15,720 16,816Music 17,213 15,194 14,637 14,656 15,107Physical and health education 17,478 15,824 15,725 15,017 15,868Vocational education ....... . . . . 18,749 15,244 16,595 15,729 16,263Mathematics and/or science 16,971 15,248 14,641 15,020 15,457English and/or reading 17,269 14,454 13,900 14,272 14,841Foreign languages 17,863 16,212 14,808 15,508 16,214Social sciences 19,789 15,367 13,966 14,275 15,033Other 18,630 14,892 13,431 14,868 15,278
TAdLE 14.--SAtARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, 1970-719
REPuRIING SISTEMS AITH ENROtLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
ENROtLMENT STRATUM Of REPORTIN0,
SYSTEMS,
ITEM
I--
3--
4--
TOTAtv
1004000
501000-
25000-
121000-
STRATA,
UR, MORE
99,911
49,999
241999
1-4
SALARIES PAID,
MEAN:
$39,174
$32,614
$301264
$27026
$29,102
FIRST QUARTILE
35,000
30,000
27,500,
24,500
25,242
MEDIA,N
389199H9
339000
31,000
27,100
28.9,600
THIRD QUARTILE
.....0
00.0
.00.
0.00
0042,250
35,988
33,500
310,349
32,500
RANGE - LOA ....................
25,0001
24000
19000
14. 000
14,000
56000
429498
37,500
401000
56000
DI SIR IBUTION
BELIDA $14,01001
000.
eoew
ee0
00.0
0. 0
000
MP
0 0
$14,9000-114,999
0. 0
.0 0
0.0
00
0.4
.2
15000- 15019
*0.
.4
.2
16,000- 16,991
0 0
00.
.4
.2
17,000- 17t999
OS
.7
.5
18000- 18099
01.1
.7
191000- 19,999
*02.3
3.9
3.0
20,000- 20'999 ...................
5,0.
219,000- 21,999 ................
0.0
2.3
2.9
2.3
221000- 22,999 ...................
05.0
3.2
231000- 231999
...................
U..
4.6
4.1
24,000- 25,999
4.2
9.1
5-1
14.6
11.7'
26,000- 271991
11.4.
17.6
20.4
16-8,
28000- 291919
11.5
15.0
12.0
30000- 31,999
4-2
27.3
17.2
12.9
14-7
321000- 33019
12.5
4.5
21.8
10.0
12.0
34,000- 3519999 ..x.oesseoselkees.....
12.5
22.7
12.6
3.6
7.8
36,000- 379999 ...................
8.3
11.4
8.0
2.1
4.6
381000- 39,911
16.7
4.5
.0.
.7
1.8
40,000- 44019
25.0
9.1
2.5
459000- 4111999
8.3
.5
50,000 OR MORE
8.3
0.4
.5
TOTAt
10000
100.0
99.7
100.2
100.0
TABLE 15.--SALARI ES PA ID DEPUTY OR ASSOC I+ATE
SUPERINTENDdENTS,
REPORT I NG SYSTEMS W I TH ENROLLMENT S UF
12,000 OR. MORE
1970-711
EN
RO
LLM
EN
TSTRATUM Uf REPORT ING
SYSTEMS,
ITEM
I--
2--
3--
4.--
T OT AL ,
100,000
50,000-
25 1 000...
12,000-
STRATA
OR. MOR E
99,999
49.999
24,999
1-4
S A, L ARI ES
PAID
MEAN
$28,283
124,260
123,
765
1221
23
$24,
924
F IRST
QUART ILE
00
2409
519
,750
20,0
0019
,300
20,5
00.
MEDIAN
00
28,6
0524
,915
.24
857
22,3
9225
000
T H I RD
QUI AR4 I LE
32,0
0027
,429
26,5
0025
-500
28,5
00RANGE
- LOW
.04004404.44.440.0.40004
1600
017
,882
.17
,352
15,0
0015,000
HIGH
41,4
9632
,000
31,9
4132
,700
41,1
,496
DISTRIBUTION,
BELOW $121,000
$12,000-$12099
...................
1.3,000- 13.999
....................
151000- 15099
004,04004040000400
16.000- 16.919 .
.
171000
17,999
.18.000- 18,999
19,000- 19,999 .
20,000
201999
21.000 - 211999
22.000- 22,999
23000- 23,999
......... .......
24 000- 25 099
26.000- 27,999'
281000- 29.999
30 0010
31,999
321000- 33 999
34.000- 35,919
36.000- 37,999
38,0
00-
39,9
99...
......
......
....
40,0
00 O
R. M
OR
E...
......
......
....
0 0
**O
s000
400
00
404
4.0
.000
..40
450
8.4
2.4
1.9
01.8
1.5
3.4
5.3
2.4
12.1
15.3
5.3
7.0
18.2
5.1
3.2
5.8
1.5
3.4
13.7
7.0
1.5
6.8
6.3
4,9'
7.5
4.5
3.4
7.4
6,1
3.0
5.1
3.7
21.2
27.1
17.9
17.1
13.1
13.6
16..9
14.7
14,4
16.8
6.1
11.9
7.4
11.0
12.1
15.2
1.7
0 0
7.3
1.5
1.1
2,8,
6.5
0.0
.00
05 0
2.1
.00
2.4
3.7
01.
2 .3
99.8
99.9
'10011
100.
299
.7
TABLE 16.--SALARIES PA 0 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, 1970-711
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS, OF 12,000 OR MORE
ENROLLMENT STRATUM ti
REPORTING SYSTEMS,
ITE
M1---
2-.-
4--
100,000
504000--
25,000-
124000-
OR MORE
99099
49,999
244999
TOTAL,
STRATA
1...-4
SALARIES PAID
MEAN'
000*
*$2511.86
$224102
$221137
$211122
$224117
FIRST QUARTILE
. ..
22,680
18,173
18,966
184800
19,346
MEDIAN
24,540
221000
221363
214500
22,447
THIRD QUARTILE ........
274342
24,708
254300
234829
2419919
RANGELOW00000040000004004**
13,5
5015
,387
13,2
916
9136
591
,365
HIGH
35,6
7930
,165
32..1
1940
29,7
1635
1679
DISTRIBUTION
* .
*1.3
.6
$12,000-$42,999 ...................
......
...
....
134000- 134911' 000000040000000.***
1.1
.4
2.8
1.5
14,0100
14019 00000****00***
0**
.8.
3.7
1.8
154000- 151999
05.5
4,2
3.0
3.2
16,0001-. 16099
1.1
5.5
5.0
4.3
4,2
174000- 17,999
11.6
6,3
3.1
5.1
181000- 18,999
1.7
5.0
8,8
6.3
5.8
194000- 194999
7.91
1.1
6,7
9.3
7,1
207000- 20011
4.0
5.5
5.8
8,7
6.7
21,000- 21'999
4.0
15.5
9.6
10.6
10,1
221000- 22,999
14.1
.8.8
7,5
11.01
10.4
23,000- 23,999
6.8
7.7
8,3
11.5
9.3
24000- 25,999
23.7
14.9
17.1
17,1
17.8.
264000- 27,999.
11.3
8.8
14.2
3,9
8.3
28,000- 294999
8.5
7.7
3.8
2.6
4.7
30.000- 311999 .000000*.**********.
8.5
2.2
.8000
2.0
32,000 OR MORE 0000000.000000,0*****
68
...
1.4
T lalr
100.
1100.0
100.0
29
TABLE 16-A.-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS TO THESUPERINTENDENT, 1970-71, REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS
OF 12,000 OR MORE
Item
Enrollme--it stratum ot re )orti_ng_Isyfter4--12,000-24,999
Total,Strata1-4
1-100,000or more
2-50,000-99,999
3-25,000-49,999
2 3 4 5 6
Salaries paid:Mean . . . . . . $18,846 $19,265 $18,792 $17,707 $18,323First quartile 15,545 15,698 16,395 15,700 15,879Median . .... ..... 18,500 18,555 19,095 18,123 18,500Third quartile 22,532 22,178 21,107 20,184 20,640Range, Low 8,430 8,150 6,981 7,824 6,981
High 33,786 34,140 25,814 26,055 34,140Distribution:
Below $10,000 2.3% 4.4% 4.9% 3.4% 3.6%10,000-10,999 1.1 2.2 2.0 1.411,000-11,999 1.1 1.0 0.712,000-12,999 1.1 4.4 2.413,000-13,999 4.6 6.7 3.4 3.314,000-14,999 4.6 2.2 2.4 6.3 4.815,0( 0-15,999 12.7 11.2 13.4 6.3 9.616,000-16,999 . . .. 5.8 9.8 10.7 8.317,000-17,999 2.3 20.0 3.6 10.2 8.318,000-18,999 20.8 8.9 13.4 9.8 12.619,000-19,999 . 6.9 2.2 9.8 15.1 11.020,000-20,999 8.1 4.4 13.4 14.2 11.721,000-21,999 2.3 11.2 13.4 3.9 6.222,000-22,999 . 17.3 8.9 4.9 2.0 6.423,000-23,999 1.1 4.4 3.6 2.9 2.924,000-25,999 4.6 4.4 7.4 3.9 4.826,000-27,999 1.1 0.5 0.528,000-29,999 1.1 6.7 1.030,000 or more 1.1 2.2 0.5
Total . . .......... 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
29
TABLE 17. - ALARIES PAID CENTRAt-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS, FOR GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION' 1970-711
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR. mORE
ITE.m
ENROLLMENT' STRATUM Of REPORTING SYSTEMS
3--
4--
TOTAL,
5010100-
251000-
12000-
STRATA
991999
491999
2419111
100'000
OR MORE
SAIARY PAID
MEAN
$17,406
$15,150
$15,023
$13,756
$15,235
FIRST QUARTILE
....................
14,176
12,289
11,868
10,286
11,691
ME0i AN
17,222
15,127
14,980
13,603
15,204
THIRD QUARTILE
20,549
17,881
181088
17,136
18,474.
DISTRIBUTION
8ELOR, $8000 .........
2.0
3.2
5.1
9.4
5.4
4 8,000-$ 3.999
.9
3.6
3.5
5.8
3.6
9000- 9099
1.0
5.2
5.1
7.1
4.7
10,000- 10,999
2.7
5.2
4.8
7,3
5.2
11,0O0- 11'9991
8.0
5.2
1.2
9,7
7.9
12,000- 12,999
3.7
9.1
8.7
6-5
6,7
13,000- 13,999 ...................
5.3
8.7
7.5
7.1
7.0
14,000- 14,999
6.0
8.4
8.1
7.9
7.5
15000- 15099
7.3
9.8
8.6
6.4
7.7
16,000- 16,999
10.9
8.0
9.0
6.6
8.5
171000- 111999
9.5
9.8
6.8
6,4
7.9
18000 - 181919 ...................
6.8
7.3
7.0
6.2
19.000- 19019
...................
7.1
4.1
3.8
4.3
.9
200043- 20099 ...................
7.2
4.4
4.9
3.9
5.1
21,000- 21099
5.4
2.7
4.3
2.1
3.6
22000- 22,999
5.8
2.7
1.7
1.4
2.9
231000- 23,999
2.8
.7
2.2
1.1
1.7
241000- 24099
2.1
.9
1.0
1.1
25,000 OR MORE
5.4
1.2
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1.9
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17,9
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20,8
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31,1
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27,9
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ME
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SA
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580
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1101
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11,7
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21,4
5317
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2499
9423
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35,0
00
TABLE 18A.--SALAR ES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS
FOR GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71, BY FUNCTIONAL GROUPING4CONTINUE01
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROtLMENTS Of 12000 OR, MORE
ENROLLMENT STRATUM OF REPORTING SYSTEMS
AREA OF ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATORS FOR -
PUPIL TRANSPORTATIUN
100000
OR. MORE
501000-
99,9
99251000-
49,9
9912 t 000-
2419
99
101411
STRATA,
1-4
MEAN SALARY
$16,
154
$12,
349
$12,
509
$11,
999
$12,
649
FIRST QUARTILE
13,3
149,924
101000
9,776
10,022
MEDIAN SALARY
16,560
12,170
12,036
111582
12,000
THIRD QUART IL E
18,258
14,0
0014
,451
13,8
1314
,583
RANGELOW
e*.e
.o.o
loom
*.w
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.**1
0*9,075
6,000
5,568
6,000
5,568
27,9
2722
,085
26,5
2221
,000
127
,927
'
COMMUNITY R1LATIONSIPUBLICI
MEAN SALARY'
18,0
7416
,391
1515
5114
,781
16,4
26FIRST QUARTIL1
14 p500
13,833
12,563
111704
13,313
MEDIAN SALARN
18,362
17,166
16 g000
15,160
16,490
THIRD QUARTILE
201550
18,8,52
19,190.
18,361
19,405
RANGE - LOW
10,500
9,000
6,911
5,500
5,500
HIGH,
29,779
24,849
21,500
24,219
29,779
PUB L VA,T IONS ANDIOR IN:FORMAT ION
MEAN SALARY
1614
372
15,0
5913
,376
13,087
14,716
FIRS T QUART ILE
13t389
111531
10,800
9,808
11,033
MEDIAN SALARY
150138
15,022
13,570
11,692
14,304
THIRD QUARTILE
00.0,40..00.0..0,.
20,444
171797
161349
161075
171622
RANG1 - LOW
81,292
8,325
4,600
6,842
4,600
HIGH
29,929
23,058
21,293
22,600
29,929
FEDERAL ANDIOR. STATE GRANTS AND AID
ME AN
181368
15,188
15,180
15,514
16,277
FIRST Q1UART IL E
16,000
12,4.80
12,650
13,585
13,864
MEDIAN SALARY
4.005....501055
17,629
15,070
14,940
16,000
161236
THIRD QUART ILE
21,0584
17,4
5518
,180
18,0
6418,592
7,400
5,784
6,000
6,01
005,7.84
HIGH
289602.
259660
28,438
24,014
28,602
TABLE 19.-1
SALARY PAID
LAR
ITE
M
ES PAID CENTRAL-OfFICE ADM NISTRATORS FOR FINANCE AND SCHOOL PLANT, 1970-71,
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS Of 121000 OR MORE
FIR
ST
QU
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TIL
E ..
.....0
40.0
THIRD QUARTILE
DISTRIBUTION
BELOW $8000 ...........
S 8,000-$ 8099
9,0001-
9,999
10,0001- 10,999 ...................
11,000- 11099
12000- 121999
131000- 13,999 ...................
14,000- 141999
15000- 15,999
16,000- 161999
17,000- 17,999
18,000- 18,999
19000- 19,999 ...................
201000- 20,999
21000- 21,999 085 05! 0****ft00000***
221000- 220991
231000- 23,999
241000- 24,991
25,000 OR. MORE
*
*
ENROtLMENT
1--
100,000.
OR, MORE_
STRATUM Of
2--
50,000-
99,999
REPORTING
3--
25,000-
49,999
SYSTEMS
4--
12,000-
24,999
TOTAL,
STRATA
1-4
$16,926
$141270
$14,214
$13.099
$14,721
13,700
11,540.
111402
10,820
111520
16,445
13,887
13,918
13,400
14,387
19,636
171070
16,703
16,452
177488
1.2
4,2
5.9
5.3
4.3
.491
4.9
4,3
3,5
1.7
6,,10
5.1
7.5
5.3
6,0
7.1
6,9
7.0
7.9
7.7
10.4.
5.9
12.1
10,4
8,6
5.6
10,5'
10,4
11.4
9,6
8.2
8.8
8.6
8.5
11.3
7,9
10.3
6,9
8.9
6,5
7.3
6,8
7.2
10.1
5.6
4,6
5,8
6.5
7.2
5.1
5.0
7.1
3.5
2.9
4.6
4.6
6.3
3.0
3.3
2.4
3.6
4,0
2.9
2.3
2.7
2.6
1.5
1.9
1,7
.5
2.0
1.0
1.3
2.1
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5.2
1.2
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1.8
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99,9
99.8
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ADMINISTRATORS FOR -
GENERAL FINANCE
MEAN SALARY
FIRST QuARTILE.
MEDIAN SALARI
.................
THIRD QuART ILE
HIGH
PURCHASING
FEAAll SALARY
FIRST QUARTILE
VEDIAN SALARY
THIRD QUARTILE
HIGH
........moolmoseolmee
ACCouN F LNG AND AUDI T I NG
ME
AN
SALARY
,
FIRST QUARTIL1
VEDIAN SALARY
THIRD QUARTILE
RANG1
LOW
HIGH,
DATA PROCESSING
MEAN SALARY
FIRST QUARTILE
MEDIAN SAtARY
BU LDINGS - OPIERATION AND
1 Al NT EN,A,NCE
MEANS L AR Y .............. ......
F I RS T QUART ILE
MEDI AN SALARY
THIRD WART ILE
BUI LDINGS
PLANNINU ,AND
CONSTRUCT IUN
MEAN SAL RY
F I RS T QUART ILE
MEDI AN SALARY
IIkD QUART ILE
R,ANGE
LOI,N1
EN
RO
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RE
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25ip
0 0
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4919
99
SY
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S4-
-12
,000
-24
I9991
TOTAL
,STRATA
1-4
$19,391
$17 218
$17,950
$17,086
$171797
14,978.
13,897
15,616
13
t750
14,454
18,000
17,279
18,777
17,004
17,808
22,7381
20,780
21,249'
20,375
21
t104
8,604
8,500
5,324
7,150
5y324
38,524
29,025
26,507
28,633
18,524
15,724
13,855
13,121
12,924
13,699
11,960
111548
10,408
10,200
10,700
15,117
12,854
13,375
12
p596
13,332
19,030
16,477
15,640
14,976
16,302
7,440
6,100
5,969
7,200
5,969
29,493
25,087
22,621
25,650
29,493
16,084
13,290.
13,184.
12,847
13,786
13,332
....J,808
10,668
10,187
10,926
15,371
13,200
13,231.
12,932
13,500
17,979
14,997
15,450.
15,317
16,065
8,621
6,100
5,280
6,000
5,280'
36,527
2415213
21,660
26,500
36,527
15,889
13,407
13,864
13,796
14,265
12,321.
11,167
11,025
11,500
11,572!
15,528
13,470
131566
13,119
13,858
19,000.
15,645
16,445.
16,339
16,842
7,132
5,200
6,012
5,200
5,200
27,927
21,485.
23,396
2.3,553
27,927
16,382
13,831
13,704.
12,776
13,838
13,992
11,200
1114391
101100
11,003
15,904
13,500
13,316
12,500
13,603
18,791
16,274.
15,832
15
t000
16,316
6,240
6,100
6,960
6,180
6,100.
29,410
222,110
24,1381
23,135
29,410
18,446
15,622
15,686
14,647
16,409
15,408
12,480
131004
12,000
13,332
17,682
15,255
15,800
14,5521
16,200
20,802
181,664
17,375
17
p304
19,125
8,568.
51600
7,800.
6,000
5: 600
39,894
25,575
23,928
241,218
39,894.
TABLE 21.---5ALARIES PAID. CENTRAL-OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
ITEM
SALARY PAID
ENROILLMENT STRATUM OF RIPORTING SYSTEMS
1001000
50,000-
25,000-
12,000-
OR MORE
99099
411911
241999
TOTAL'
STRATA,
1-4
$15,520'
$15,240
$14.312
$141384
$1/:/846
FIRST QUARTILE .......
12500
12,465
111582
II 9 549
11,935
MEDIAN
.0.
.00
00
000
0 60
00
15,300
15,100
14,204.
14,372
14,702
THIRD QUARTILE .......
18,300
18,1,66
16,485
17,099
17,373
DISTRI8UTION
BELOW L8,000 .....
3.2
1.0
2.4
5.6
3.6
$ 8,000-$ 6,999
. 04.
0.0.
00...
.,3.9
5.5
3.7
4.8
4.4
9,000-
9,919
0 a
2.9
5..1
4.5
3.7
3.7
10,000- 10,999
4.1
6.2
6.6
5.9
5.8
I 1,000- 11,919
7.9
2.4
8.6
8.5
7.7
12,000- 12,999
6.8
9.2
9.2
8.6
8.2
13,000- 13,999
8.9
7.9
9.9
8.9
9.0
14,000- 14,999
10.7
10.3
14.4
9.3
109
15000-15,999
0 A
.....
01.
0 0
. 0 .
0 0
a.7.6
13.0
9.7
8.2
8.8
16,000- 16,999
11.9
8.9
7.7
9.3
9.8
17,000- 17,999
6.2
5.1
5.2
9.6
7.1
18,000- 18,999
4.8
8.6
4.3
6.3
5.7
19,000- 19,999
2.9
5.1
3.4
2.81
3.2
20,0010- 200999
5.3
3.8
3.7
2.9
4.0
21,000- 21,999
5.3
2.1
1.7
2.2
3.1
22,000-3.1
2.4
1.3
1.5
2.1
23,000-
1.2
1.0
.6
.8
.9
24 0 0 0 0- 24 , 999
. . .
. . . . . . . .
. .
. . .
1.0
.3
.7
.3
.b
2.5
2.1
.7
1.4
TOTAL
100.2
100.0
99.8
9"9.9
1010.0
TABLE 22.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OfFICE
ADMINISTRATORS
FOR. PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICISt 1970-71,
BY FUNCTIONAL GROUPING.,
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 IR
MORI
AREA. Of ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATORS FOR
GENERAL SERVICES
ENROLLMENT
100,000
OR MORE
STRATUM OF
2--
50,000-
99,9
99
REPORT I NG
25.000-
49,9
99
,YSTEMS
12,0000-
24.999
TOTAL
STRATA
1-4
MEANSALARY
00$19,258
$6,
851
$16,
737
$171
470
$17,
635
IRST QUART ILE.
16,972
14,1.43
14,378
15,358
15,000
MEDIAN SALARY
.................
19,096
17,640'
15,904
17,936
17,897
THIRD QUART ILE
.0.0000000.00..
22,325
19,321
19,381
20,884
20,600
RANGE - LOW
....................
7,404
7,800
8,000
6,490
6,490
28,205
28,712
24,405
26,150
28,7.12
ATTENDANCE
MEAN SALARY
............
14,1
1213,363
205
/2,622
13,501
FIRST QUARTILE
................
11,450
10,200
10,879
9,287
10,650
MEDIAN SALARY
.................
14,250
12059
13,438
12,659
13,500
THIRD QUARTILE
16,000
151273
15,180
15,680
15,972
4,200
8,030.
6,375
5,500
4,200.
HIGH
27,545
252,929
24,150'
22,426
27,545
GUIDANCE AND TESTING,
MIAN SALARY
....... .............
16,031
16.337
15,304
14,221
15,362
FIRST QUARTILE
... .............
13.640
14.378
13,113
11,765
12,700
MEDIAN SALARY
. .4#000.....**
15.847
15,882
14,777
14,200
15,204
THIRD QUART ILE
....
180,607
181545
17,670
16,410
17,600
RANGE - LOW
..............
7.750
7,200
9, 930
6,522
6,522
HIGH ......
26,032
26,725
21,143
22,000
26,725
PSYCHOLOG IC AL AND PSYCHI A TR IC,
SERVICES
MEAN SALARY
........ .... .......
15,666
15,003
13,466
14.569
14,553
F IRST QUART I LE
..
Oa
11,354
12,465
10043
120,334
11,900
MIDIAN SALARY
.15.096
15,084
13.383
141468
14,359
THIRD QUARTILE
.....
181886
17,090
15.241
16,923
17,000
RANGE - LOW
....................
7,250
7,700
7.700
6.060
6,060
29,428
237769
24'594
24'000
29,428
PROGRAMS FOR. THE DISADVANTAGED
MEANSALARY
....................
16,721
15,192
14,388
12,644
14,58.8.
FIRST QUARTILE
................
13,410
12,009
11,702
9,220
11,582
MEDIANSALARY
.................
16,926.
15,088
14,206
12,552
14,390
THIRD QUARTILE
...........
18,258
16,5
4016
,523
15,5
44.
17,157
RANGE- LOW
....................
5,10
08,649
6,13
65,
800
5,10
0HIGH
...................
29,779
25,2
54.
25,0
0020
,133
29,779
TABLE 23.--SALARI ES PA ID, CENTRAL-OFF ICE ADMINISTRATORS FOR INSTRUCT ION1
ADMINI STRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-711
REPORTING. SYSTEMS idITH ENROtLMfNTS Of 12,000 OR MORE
ENROLLMENT STRATUM Of REPORT I NG SYSTEMS,
ITEM
SALARY P AI D
1--
1004 000
OR, MORE
-,....._
_ 50,000-
994999
3--
25,000-
40-919
4--
124000-
244999
TOTAL ,
S TR ATA,
1-4
MEAN
la$17,777
$15,369
$16,171
$15,558
$16,196
FIRST QUARTILE
15,268.
12,482
13,128
12,525
13,200
MEDIAN
see
me
so17,908
15,686
16003
15,570
16,112
THIRD QUARTILE
20,195
18,488
19,204
18,485
18,991
DISTRIBUTION!
BE LM.,1
$8, TOU0
.4
3-7
1.6
2..
2.0
$ 8000-$ 8'919
3.3
1.2
2.6
2.0
94000-
9 091
.1
3.4
2.5
2.8
2.2
10,000- 10,991 ...................
1.9
7.8
4,2
7,0
5.3
11000- 11,999
4.3
5.4
5.8
6,2
5.5
120100- 129999
5.1
5.9
7.8
.7.2
6.6
131000- 13,919
4.2
8.3
11.8
7.8
7.9
14,000- 14,999
6.7
6.5
6-8
9,6
7.7'
15,000- 15,919
8.7
9.4
7.8
8.5
8.5
16,000- 16,1991
11.0
9.1
7.8
9.5
9,4
17000- 174999
8.5
7.9
7.5
7.5
7.8
18,000- 184 991
15.6
9.1
9.2
7,8
10.3
19000- 19 t999
6-9
7.8
6.2
6,4
6.7
204000- 204999
7.2
6.1
7.0
5.1
6,2
21,000- 21,999
5.5.
1.6
4,1
3.4
3.7
22,000- 22 t999
5.8
1.8
3.5
2.5
3.4
23,000- 234999
.5
1.2
2.7
2.4
1.8
241000- 24 999
2.4
.4
1.3
.8
1.2
25 0001
OR. MORE
4.6
1.3
1.1
.6
1.8
TOTAt
100.1
100.0
99.9
100.1
100.0
TABLE 24.--SAL AR I E S PAID C E -TRA IL-OFFICE
ADMIN I SJRAJORS FOR, INSTRUCT ION4
ADM I NI S T RA TI ON AND SUP ER VI SI ON
19170-11 BY FUNC T IONAL GROUPI NG
*
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROUMENTS OF
121000 OR MORE
ENROILLMfNT STRATUM Of REPORT ING SYSTEMS
AREA Of ADMINISTRATION
2--
TOTAL,
100, 000
50 g0010-
25,000-
12 WO -
STRATA
OR MOR E
99,999
49 999
24, 999
1-4
ADM I N I STRATIORS FOR -
GENER,A,L INSTRUCT IONAIL
ADM I NI S R AT I ON
M E AN S A L ARA?'
$17,707
$16 ,938
$18,292
$17,409
$17 ,636
FIRST QUARTILE
. .0.0000........
14,550
141880
1612.24
14,533
14,763
MEDI AN SA,LARY
16, 676
17,320
18,003
17,800
17, 522
THIRD QUARTILE
..
201 538
19,352
20 1498
20,000
20 9278
RANGE - LOW
.....
7, 936
9,175
8 ,000
7 1970
7 ,936
HIGH
0.0.00.0.40.000.
30, 508
28,712
25,122
215,960
301508
ELEMENTARY EDUCAlf ION
E AN S At R Y
..
17,556
14,846
16 9128
15, 347
15,925
FIRST QUARTILE
151'348
10,976
13,200
12 ,096
12 9895'
MEDIAN SALARY
.......4.0
17, 9108
14, 834
151711
14, 892
151825
THIRD QUARTILE
19,7
9918
9200
18,8
7518
,065
18,6
127,
825
5,48
08,
150
7,75
05,
480
28,2
0526
,315
27,4
5426
,500
28,2
05SECONDAR V
DUCA T ION
18,7
7517
,085
1813
1217
,820
117
y99
7F I RST QUART ILE:
18,0
6214
,458
,15
,769
15,3
0915
,900
MEDI AN SALRY
18,6
1218
,162
18,1
5217
,900
181,
458
19,6
1019
,235
21,4
9420
,950
20,0
008,
278
7,70
011
, 08
891
,800
7 , 7
00HIGH,
26, 0
3225
1 92
928
,324
26,5
0028
,324
ADULT EDUCAT ION
19, 0
1515
, 796
16,1
633
16,1
6916
,866
F. IRST QUART I LE
. . . . ..
..
16,2
9913
1 31
113
,769
13,0
4013
,895
18,6
5015
, 892
16,9
801u
, .96
16,8
80THIRD QUART ILE
.,
*,
21,1
6718
,161
19,4
3718
,538
19,3
47RANGE - LOW
11,9
186,
100
7,68
44,
440
4,44
0HIGH ...
,
281,
205
25,4
4724
,567
25,6
1028
, 205
TABLE 24A .--SA LAR I ES PAID CENTRAL-OFF ICE ADMINISTRATORS FOR. INS TRUCT
ADM IN4 STRAT ION. AND SUPERVI SION
1970-711 BY FUNC I I ONAt GROUPING( CONT I NUED I 1,
REPORT ING SYSTEMS
V+I I TH ENROLLMENTS Of 12,000 OR MORE
ARIA OF
NISTRATION
ENROLLMENT STRATUM OF REPORTING SYSTEMS
1--
TOTAL
100,000
50,000-
25,000-
12,000-
STRATA
OR MORE
99,999
4.9,999
24,999
1-4
ADMINISTRATORS FOR. -
SPECIAL EDUCATION.
MEAN SALARY
$16,
926
$15,
721
$14
,708
$15,
278
$15,
513
FIRST QUARTILE
13, 5
2413
,290
1210
0612
,271
12,6
27MEDIAN SALARY
17 1
.160
15,8
6214
,285
15,4
1715
,500
THIRD QUARTILE
20,2
6018
,312
17,5
0818
,222
18,3
96RANGE - LOW
7,80
06,
100
6,40
06,
780
6,11
0030
, 276
25,9
2926
, 96
023
,870
30,2
76
L I RARY SERVICES
MEAN SALARY
17,5
0713
,532
14,8
5912
,931
14,1
3015
, 489
10,8
1112
,194
10,3
1011
,595
MEDIAN S,41, L AR Y
16,1
8913
,755
14 1
204
1219
2514
,081
THIRD QUARTILE
19,7
7616
,532
17,5
4215
, 91
5.16
1649
NGE
L OW
11, 4
24.
5,80
06,
773
5,20
85,
208
HIGH
27 t
986
20,7
6523
,820
20,1
4627
,986
INSTRUCT IONAL MATERIALS
MEAN SALARY
17, 2
4115
,621
16 0
395
15 1
670
16,2
90F RST QUART
ILE
1415
0012
,496
12,7
2.8
12,9
9113
,650
ME
DIA
NSALARY
17,2
1215
1840
17,4
8015
,716
16 ,
008
THIRD QUART IL E
19,3
9618
,850
20,6
7818
,980
19,6
00RANGE - LOW m
10,0
205,
600
7,50
05,
5100
5,50
028
,205
25,4
4728
,054
23,0
75.
28,2
05
AUDIO-VISUAL. EDUC AT ION
MEAN SALARY
17,8
3013
,335
14,4
1014
,735
15,0
18FIRST QUART
ILE
.OSSOO.O.S.80.8060
14,7
529,
013
12,3
3212
,160
12,1
64MEDI AN SALARY
17,4
7712
,985
14,0
6914
,520
14, 7
69THIRD QUARTILE
20, 5
4816
1924
1616
3217
1320
17,7
99RANGE - LOW
8,34
05,
800
7,74
86,
400
5,80
0.HIGH
27,8
3626
,242
21,4
5024
,043
27,8
36
TABLE
ALARIES PALO CENTRAt-OFFICE SUPERVISORS
OF SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS,
1970-71t
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF
12000 OR MORE
ITEM
SALARY PAID
ENROLIMENI
100,000
OR MORE
STRATUM OF
504000-
994999
R1PORTING
25,000-
49,999
SYSTEMS
4--
12,000-
24091
TOTAL,
STRATA
1-4
MEAN
$171745
$15,2811
514.888
$14,918
$15,547
Oa
154300
12,880
12,52.4
12,858
13,200
MEDIAN
aa174250
154 211.
1.4,880
14,937
15,496.
THIRD QUARTILE
20,545
17,8321
17,460
17,093
17,860
DISTRIBUTION'
BELOW $8,000
.........
1.4
2.9
2.6
1.9
$ 8.000-$ 8,911'
.6
2.1
1.4
1.2
9000-
9,999
.3
2.5
3.8
3.6
2.8
10,000- 10,999
.4
5.0
5.7
5.0
4.2
11,000- 11,999
1.0
6.3
5.7
6.8
5.3
124000- 12,999
4.2
11.6
8.7
6.9
7.6
13000- 13011
7.4
9.4
13.0
11.1
10.5
14,000- 14'999
8.3
10.2
8.9
13.0
10.6
154000- 15,991
11.5
12.7
10.4
11.6
11.5
16,000- 164919
14.4
9.2
9.8
11.4
11.2
171000- 17,999
aa..........a....a.
10.2
6.3
9.1
10.1
9.2
18.000- 18.9991
ea.ea0000.0.00.000
7.1
10.3
8.2
6.7
7.8
19,000- 19,999
...................
6.8
6.6
4.7
3.6
5.0
204000- 20,911
8.1
3.0
3.1
2.3
3.8
21,000- 21091
7.7
3.1
2.4
1.5
3.3
229000 OR MORE
12.1
1.7
1.6
2.4
4.0
99.9
100.1
100.0
99.9
TABLE 26.--SALARIES PAID. CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORS OF SPECIAL
SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-711 BY FUNCTIONAt GROUPINGt
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR. MORE.
ENROtLMENT STRATUM OF R1PORT ING SYSTEMS,
AREA OF SUPERVISION
1--
3--
4--
1004000
50,000-
25 t 000-
12,000-
TOTAL'
STRATA
OR, MOR E
994999
490911
244999
1-4.
SUPERVISORS Of
ARTMEAN SALARY
............
$18,551
$151430
$144483
$14 '744
$15,435
F I RST QUART ILE
151650
131216
11,652.
121725
134 056
MEDI AN SALARY
184 755
15,461
14,750
144850
15,400
THIRD QUA,RT ILE
201550
18,221
17,006
16,942
174 724
124200
5,800
71650
44958
4058
H4 G H . . . . .
, . . , . 0. . . . .
. .
274986
211546
231021
241796
274 986
H 0 ME E C 0 NOM I CS,
15,284
14,879
14,731
15,,3'Y
FIRST QUARTILE
.................
M E 04 A N,
S AtA, R Y
THIRD QUARTILE
1:,,.:1.
16,760
194763
13 t268
151248
174522
13,244
15,217
171107
12,833
14,908
164 580
13,410
15,405
17'502
IR ANGE
LOU ... , , .,...
,8 t 855
5,800
64895
111299
5,800
MIGM ......e....0....
221968
21 t708
204480'
18,458
22 t 968
I NDOS T RI At ARTS
MEAN SALARY
184525
16,094
161259
15,720
161.8.
F I R ST 0 U A, RI I L E
151480
131541
154178
13,815
144100
MEDI
174 848
1641201
16,795
15,000
164 646
THIRD QU,ART ILE
219496.
181498
18 t 317
18,207
194 021
10 t010
9,271
81260
94048
8,260
HIGH ...................
294779'
21,808
20 t374
23,742
294 779
MUSIC MEAN SALARY
17,213
15.194
14,637
14 656
15,107
FIRST UUARTILE
14,800
12,531
11,908
12,751.
12,872
MEDIAN SAtARY
17,205
15,608
14,570
14,792
15,185
THIRD QUARTILE
20 t 150
18,203
17,600
16,970
17,598
RANGE - LOW
9,624
5,800
7,290
6,450
5.200
27,836
21,762
23,775
24,687
27,836
PHYSICAt AND HEALTH EDUCAT ION
ME,AN SALARY
17,478
15,824.
15,725
15,017
15,868
F I RST QUARTILE
15 t210
13,481.
131229.
12,799'
13,651
MEDIAN SAt ARY
171228
15 !, 730
16,265
15,133
15,923
THIRD QUARTILE
19,119
18,427'
181165.
17,493
18,124
R ANG E
L 0 1,11
12,222
5,800
6,250
6,300
5,800
29,779
26,242
23,021
24 t 429
29
lp779
VOQA T I ON At EDU C T UN
MEAN SAtARY
181749'
15,244.
16,595
151729
16,263
FIRST QUARTILE
16,299'
12,525
14,061.
13,557
13,741
MEDIAN SAtARY
18,404.
15,110
16,225
15,850
16,074
THIRD QUARTILE
21,289
17,740
19,275
17,725
18,657
11,550
5,800
71788
5,760
5,760
27,836
25,175,
25,787
24,892
27,836
TA
BL
E26
.A.-
-SA
tAR
IES
PAID
CE
NT
RA
L-O
FFIC
ESU
PER
VIS
OR
SO
F SP
EC
IAL
SUB
JEC
TA
RE
AS,
1970
-71g
BY
FUN
CT
ION
AL
GR
OU
PIN
GIC
ON
7IN
UE
017
RE
PO T
ING
SYST
EM
SW
ITH
EN
RO
LL
ME
NT
SO
F 12
,000
OR
, MO
RE
ENRILIMENT
STRATUM OF
REPORT I
NG
SY
STE
MS
AR
EA
FSU
PER
VIS
ION
1--
2--
3--
4--
100
t000
50,0
00-
25,0
00-
12,0
00-
OR MOR E
99,999
49
99 9 9
24,999
SUPER V ISORS
OF
MAT HEMATICS AND/UR
SC I ENCE
TOTAL,.
STRATA
1-4
MEAN SALAR/
..........
$16,971
$15,
248
$14,
641
$15
p020
$15,
457
FIR
STQ
UA
RT
ILE
14,6
9912
,920
12,051
121920
131200
MEDIAN
SALARY
4...44444044040,04
16,000
15,005
14,7
1514
,839
15,4
56
TH
IRD
QU
AR
TIL
E19
,408
17,6
4716
,981
17,2
3017
,514
RANGE
LOW
8,587
6,100
7,975
7,300
6,100
27,699
25,2
5422,146
23,9
2027,699
EN
GL
SH
AN
D/O
RR
EA
D I
NG
ME
AN
SA
LA
RY
...4.44400084
17.1269
14,454
13,900
14,272
14,8
41
IRST
QUART ILE
mam
ma.
,"15
1060
12,337
12,120
11,838
12,50g
MEDIAN
SALARY
16,0
0014
,365
13,7
1414,200
14,86u
THIRD
QUARTILE
19,285
16,250
15,781
16,531
16 ,a85
8,855
5,800
6,135
6,88
65,
800
29,929
23,596
21,392
24,530
2.9,929
FORE I GNLANGUAGES
MEAN SALARY
.a.
...
17,863
16,2
1214
,808
15,5
0816,214
FIRST
QUARTILE
15,1
3813
9,54
811,232
13,5
3413
,722
ME
DIA
NSA
LA
RY
'0044440,00444.00.0
17,800
15,823
15,060
16,102
16,234
THIRD
QUARTILE
20,550
18,767
17,900
17,083
18,4
3010
,550
9 t 4
4 0
9156
29,
240
9,24
0
HIG
H
26,530
25,254
21,844
24,796
26,5
30S
OC
IA L SCIENCES
MEAN
SALARY
19,789
15,367
13,966
14,275
15,0
3315,677
13,822
11,788
12,935
12,768
MEDI AN
SALARY
17,850
14,833
13,166
14,7
5714
,865
TH
IRD
QU
AR
TIL
E22
,968
17,1
8016
,614
16,445
16,658
RANGE
- L
OW
4e.4464444.4.0044444,0
14,112
109850
9,440
6,040
6,040
29,929
201989
20,195
18,964
29,929
OTHER
MEAN SALARY
44
18,630
14,892.
13,431
149,868
1512
78
FIR
STQUARTILE
15,412
12,263
11 >306
12,872
12,608
19,096
14,1383
13,638
14,866
15,003
THIRD
QUARTILE
.ft
Rh
Rh
21,550
17,261
15,750
16,692
171553
RANGE
- L
OW
11,9
039,
072
6,666
7,900
6,66
6
HIG
H
26,2
7524,178
20,856
23,4
3026
,275
TABLE 27.--DISTRIBUTION Of ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES OF DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE,
OR ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, 1970-71,
REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY
1
ENROLLMENT STRAJUN OF REPORTING, SYSTEMS
4--
100,000
50,000-
25,000-
12,000-
OR. MORE
49099
24.999
23
45
GENERAL. ADMINISTRAT ON? BUSINESHI, AND
SCHOOt PLANT
GENERAL. ADMINISTRATION ..............
21.5,
19.4
9.0
7.9
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, FINANCE ....
9.9
10.9
18.1
19.0
BUILDINGS, scmuot PLANT .............
7.4
5.7
7.3
3.8
PIP"' EMPLOTE PERSONNEL ..................
7.0
7.7
12.4
11.7
RESE4CH1 STATISTICS, AND DATA
3.2
2.0
1.7
.7
COMMUNITY RELATI0NS(PUBLIC1 .........
2.5
.8
.7
.2
PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES ............
2.1
1.6,
.7
1.3
7.3
R.7
5.0
18.3
14.6
11.4
9.9
76.8
70 0
65.0
59.5
INSTRUCTION AND CURRICULUM
GENERA1.............................
9.2
14,2
21.7
26.9
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ................
3.9
S.6
4.0
4.1
SECONDARY' EDUCATION .................
4.2
2.7
4.1
EXTENSION, ALUtT EDUCATION' AND
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION .............
1.8
1.2
1.3,
.9
OTHER ...............................
4.2
6.5
4.5
NOT STATED
0 0
0 0*
TOTAL
23.3
30.0
35.1
40.5
TOTA1
100.1
100,0
100.1
100.0
44
System-by-System Listings
Table 28 - Salaries Paid Superintendents, Deputy, Associ te, and Assistant Supermtendeiand Administrative Assistants 45
Table 29 Salaries Paid Administrative Officers in General Administration: Staff Personnel,Research Food Services, and Health Services 68
Table 29A Salaries Paid Administrative Officers in General Administration: Pupil Transportation,Community Relations Public), Publications and/or Information, and Federal and/orState Grants and Aids 86
Table 30 Salaries Paid Administrative Officers in Finance and School Plant Administration:General Finance; Purchasing, Accounting, and Auditing; Data Processing; BuildingsOperation and Maintenance; and Buildings Planning and Construction 102
Table 31 Salaries Paid Administrative Officers for Pupil Personnel Services: General Personnel,Attendance, Guidance and Testing, Psychological and Psychiatric Services, andPrograms for the Disadvantaged 116
Table 32 Salaries Paid Administrative Officers in InstructionAdministration and Supervision:General Instruction, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and AdultEducation 135
Table 32A Salaries Paid Administrative Officers in Instruction dministration and Supervision:Special Education, Library Services, Instructional Materials, and AudiovisualEducation 154
Table Salaries Paid Central-Office Supervisory Personnel in Special Subject Areas: Art,Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Music, Physical and Health Education, andVocational Education 170
Table 33A Salaries Paid Central-Office Supervisory Personnel in Special Subject Areas:Mathematics and/or Science, English and/or Reading, Foreign Languages, andSocial Sciences 184
4 5
TABLE 28.--SALARIFS PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent_
Depuly and associate superintendentsSalarypaid
Assistant suField of
administration(if stated)
endontsSalarypaid
Administrative assistan sto su-erintendentField of administration
(If stated) field of administration(if stated)
Salaryaid
6 7 8
ALABAMABaldwin Co., BsyMinette (14,409) 21500
Calhoun Co.. (excl.Anniston)(12.928) 17,021 Finance $14,325
Gadsden City (11,447) . 19.043 Instruction 14,486 Maintenance and purchasing $10,37.4Guidance ,886 Special programs 10,834
Special programs 7,824
Huntsville (3 26,500 Administration 16;100Local administra -n 16,600Instruction i7,600Personnel "15,100
Business affairs 17,100
Jefferson Co., (excl.Birmingham) (61,000) . 27,000 Buildings $21,000 Instruction 17,666 Administrative assis ant 9,000
Administration 19,000 Business affairs 17,666Special services 17,61.6
Fadats1 aid projects 17,666Personnel 17,666
Mobile 69.254) 26.000 Administration 18,547 Administration 16,947 Coordinator 13,509Administration 18,747 Business affairs 16,347 Treasurer, comptroller 14,947
Curriculum division 16,947 Engineer 15,147Personnel division 16,347Pupil personnel 15,947
Montgomery Co. (38.158) 24,679 Personnel 21,594 Business 17,275
Tuscaloosa (12,432) 20,100
ALASKAAnchorage (31 67 34,500 Not stated 31,941 Education 29,436
Facilities and finance 31,130Elementary education 32,246Personnel 30,538
ARIZONAMesa (21,000) ...... 30,000 Administration 39 20,267
(average)
Phoenix (H.S.)(29,062) 33,450 Instruction 25,843Business 27,825
Scottsdale (28,789) 31,000 Not statd 23,000 Not stated 39 20,00029 19,050
Tucson (57.255) 34,09 Educational programs 27,024 Administra ion 23,338 Administrative assistant 17,610Elementary aduca n 23,338
Washington Dist. 6,Phoenix (Elem.(19,687) ....... . . 23000 Business 19,000
Educational si= -Aces 18,250
ARKANSASFort Smith _,200) 19,698 Administration 14,300
Little Rock (24,265) 27,500 Admin on 20,750 Business 16,000 Administrative assistant 39 6,981Instruction 17,500Personnel 15,500Research and pupilpersonnel 16.300
North Little Rock17,844 Buw...aas 14,144
Personnel and studentaffairs
14,144
Curriculum 44,144Federal programs 11,344
Pulaski Co. (excl.Little Rock) (24,948) 23,000
CALIFORNIAABC Dist., Artesia
(18,536) 28,922 _ational services 22,982Business services 21,773Special services 23,587
Al da (12,637) 27,000 Educational serVices 24,808 Admjajtrative assistant 19,363Business services 24,808
Alhambra (1 45) 29,500 Administration 26,000 Personnel 24,500Administration 24,500
46
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE. AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salary plUnU/ADA_AMR.clste supaid su- Field or administrationperinten- (if stated)dent
erintendent s
Salarypaid
AssistantField of
administrationif stated
u-erintendentsSalarypaid
Adm strative assisu n enden
ants
AlOm Ronk San Jose(15,945
Anaheim (H.S.)(36,805)
Azusa 12.727)
$29.015
32,000
28,143 0..
Instruc on
PersonnelBusinessEducational services
BusinessEducational
$22,517
26,54026,04524,065
22,302
23,364
School-community relations $19,766state and federal projects 17,964
Senior administrative 20.765assistant
Administrative assistant 19,639
Bakersfield (23.258) 28,325 Iastructionsl $24,720Business 24,720
Baldwin Park (12.806) . 27,500 .. Educational services 23,196Business services 23,196Personnel and special
services23,196
Bellflower 2,302) 30.316 Admin 23,099 Secondary education 22,548Business services 22.824
Berkeley (150274) 33,000 Instruction 29.500 Administrative sistant 19,750
Burbank (15.112) 31.750 Instruction 280572 Administrative assistant 16.896Special services 260028
Cajon Valley Dist., ElCajon (Elem.)(12.665) 28.500 Instructional servic 25,014 Business services 22,712 Administrative assistant :0,845
Personnel services 23,546
Campbell S.)
(14,402 29,680 _. Administration 22,366Curriculum 22,896Business services 22,366
Chula Vista (Elem.)(16,678) 13,081 Not stated 24,842
stated 24,306
Co _ (12,100) 21,00G 4struction 20,567Curriculum 23,580
Compton (42,137) .... 35,000 NOt stated 27,000 Administrative assistant 28 25,358Not stnted 26,807 Administrative assistant 20 24.500Not stated 48 26,080
Corona ( ,509) 26,000 Instruction 22,600Business 22,600
Cupertino (Elem.)(23,1R5) 30.000 InstrUCtiOM 23,500 A ministrative assistant 18,690
BUS ness 23,500 Aaministrative assistant 20,400Administrative essistant 13,810Administrative assistant 18,000
El Rancho Dist., PicoRivera (14.129) 25.000 Education 23,500
Personnel 22,500
Fsirf eld-Suisun,Fairfield (11,770) 25,000. Personnel 21.509 Business services 20,273 Administrative assis 18,600
Educational services 19,673
Fo om-Cordova, Folsom2,586) 28,208 Adminintrarion 26,787 Director of personnel,
maintenance. andschool planning
23,977
Fontana (13,081) 26.000 Business 22,218Personnel 22.218Educational services 22,218
Frement (32,473) 32,000 Administtation 26,507 Administration 3@ 25,288
Fremont,sunnyvale(13,440) 31.000 Personnel 32,700 Admin stration 25.900
Business 32,700Maintenance, operations 27,300Attendance 27.300
Freano 57,610) 35.953 Instructian 27,82t! Administrative ass Stant 25,490Personnel 27,828Business 27,828
Fu lerton (Elem.)12.549) 25,125 ... Business 25,750 Administrative assistant 20,400
Personnel 22,400Instruction 22,400
47
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADmINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Repor__ g systemand enrollment
aalarypaid su-perinten-dent
Deputy and associate super ntField of administration
(if Stated)Salarypaid
Glendale (24,613) $34,500 Adoinistratior $28,684Instruction 25,920
Grant Joint Dist.Sacramento (H.S.)(14.103) 32,000
Grossmout (H.S.)(18,746) 32.200 Administration 28,175
Uscieroda La Peent,Puente (31.431) 32,700
Hayward (27,282) 19,500
Huntington Beach (H.S.)(15,730)
Inglewood (13.149)
Kern co., Bakersfield(H.S.)(19,652)
LA Mess-Spring Valley
33.242 ...
(Elem.)(14.830) 31,188 Instruction 25,462
Lodi (1 24.500 ...
Lompac (13,969) 29,493
Long Beach 68, 7 41.000 Operation 31,676
SerVicea 30,688
Los Angeles (648,986) . 47,000 Administra- n 41,496AdministratiOn 38 39,894AdministraLioa 37.806
Modesto (20,464) 23,553
Montebello (25,878) 33,906 .
Monterey (18,799) 27.500 Education 25,000
Mt. Diablo, Concord(48,253) .... 30,500 ...
Naps Valley (15,227) 28,027
Newport-Mesa, NewportBeach (26,734) 500 Instruction 24,500
Norwalk-Ls Mirada(30,606) 34,600
Oakland (63,058) 42,498 Not a tutd 30.000
Ocean View, HuntingtonBeach (Elem.)(13.576) 31,500
ant superintendentsField of Salary
administration paidif stated
5
o suadoinis
if stated7
assistantsndent
Salary
_id
Not statedNot stated
Business servicesPersonnelEducational operations
BusinessPersonnelInstruction-operationsInstruction-support
Not stated
Educational servicesand personnel
Business services
BusinessEducational services
InstructionPersonnelBusiness
Business and specialservices
Personnel
InstructionBusiness
InstruetionBusincq
AdministrationAdministrationAdministrationAdministration
Business ServicesCurriculum
InstructionSpecial servicesPersonnel
Elementary educationSecondary education
BusinessEducational servicesSpecial services
24,00022,000
25,47724,79424,794
24,34244,34224,34224,342
22,585
27,881
25,772
28,716
29,716
26,94126,94126,941
24,327
24,327
19,00019,000
23,91423,914
35.679128 33,786
31,97328 30,276
23,26523,265
26.50826,50826,508
21,140
20,640
24,75024,00022,000
PersonnelResearch and development
BusinessPersonnel
Elementary educationSecondary educationUrban educationalservices
23,24923,500
28,00027,000
28,74028,74024.540
23.00024,00022 000
Administrative assistantand director of planning
$20,000
Admin ye s ant 19,446
Administrative assistant 123
Parsornul direcior 19,000
Administrative assistant 22,784
Director of publication 28,712Director of research 28,712
Special assistant 20.632Administrative as 16,560Legal advisor 33.786
Associate administrator 20,026
IBM-data process n- 19,504Budget 19,086Business services 19.122Special services 19.504
Administrative assistant 20,524
Informational se 21,740
Administrative assistantsto su erintendent
Field of administration Saiamyif t d aid
48
TABLF U.-SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS,(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
NISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71
Reporting systemand enrollment
salarypaid su-perinten-dent
De- nd asadministration
(ir stated)Field
iate su-erintendentsSalarypaid
Field ofadministration
if -ted
ndentsSalarypaid
Ontario-Montclair,Ontario (Elem.)(18,190) $29,000 Curriculum
PersonnelBusiness
$21,30021,90021,900
Personnel $15,170
Oran 27,142) 30,982 Business $25,235 Research and development 21,531 Child welfare and attendance 18 0-Personral 25,235 Elementary instruction 22,501Instruction 25,235 Secondary instruction 22,501
Oxnard (12,099) ... 31,300 Instruction 23,244 Curriculum 20,6 7Business 22,944 ecial services 20,6 7
Pajaro Vdlley, Wa n-villa (12,712) 24,000 fi Instructi on 20,200
Palo Alto (14,629) 38,000 Adninlstratinn 29,160 Educational services 28,080 Information services 22,680Operational services 26,460Sehool plant planning 25,920
los Verdes (17,060) 31,000 Personnel 27,600 Instruct ooal improvement 24,700Instruction 26,100
Pasadena (29,274) 33,000 Elementary education 26,974 Administrative assistant 23,715Secondry education 26,974
Pomona (23,000) 31,270 fletscanel 25,014 Administrative ass _ ant 21.064usiness 24,429-ducational services 23,844
Redlands (11,268) 27.000 Instruction 25,200Businass 25,200
Rialto (12 4) 27,000 Business 23,294 Administrative assi- ant 18,494Instruction 34,000Personnel 24,300
Richmond (41,313) 36,732 26,790 Elementary education 25,536 Administrative aseistant 21 792Personnel 25,188Business and Info_ aLion 25,692Special services 25.188
Riv side (26,912) 31,500 Not stated 23,771 Administrative assistant 20,454Not stated 22,112 Administrative assistant 19,349
Sacramen (50,976) 35,448 Administration 27,913 Business 24.859 Special programs and services 23,225Elementary schools 25,459 Adult and Vocational educa-
tion22,625
Personnel 24,859 Intergroup relations 21.192Secondary schools 25,459Research and development 23,225
San Bernardino (38,422) 31,550 Special services 26,757 Research and development 23,437Instruction 26.277Business 26,277
San Diego (130 2 40,917 Administration 36,677 Elementary division 28,968 Attorney 28,968Administration 33,342 Secondary division 28,968 Intergroup education 24,982
Student services 28,968 7pecial projects and r arch 24,982Curriculum 28,968Personnel 28.968Business services 23,968Assistant businessmanager
27,334
San Francisco ( 6,20) 42,000 Administration 31,387 Not stated 48 30,165 Legal advijor 14,140Administration 30,011 Not stated 28 28,793
Net stated 2@ 27,422
San Jose 6,698) 33,500 Administration 28.500 Adult and vocational 25,000 Classified personnel 17.773education Administrative services 23,445
Secondary education 26,000 Personnel 21,430Elementary education 25,030 Business services 22,400
san Juan Dis
Business serviCOS 25,500 Corpensatory education 22,125
Carmichael (5 623) . 30,000 Business services 24,600 Building facilities "22,300Elementary schools 22,800Secondary schools 24,500Special services andprograms
22,800
Intermediate schools 22.600
sal Lorenzo (15,256) 30,000
San Mateo (Elem.),074) 30,940 Adriinfatrstion 26,0 _ Instruction 25,030 Administre stant 20,910
49
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASS&., ATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST_ S 1970-71
(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reportingand enro
y8temment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
Deput- and assocField o_ admin
(if stated
n endentsSalarypaid
Assistantiapperintenden_Field of
administrationif AL_
Adm nistrative assistants111,Lprntenti_ent
paid Field of administrationif 4)
Salarypaid
6
San Mateo (H.S.)(12,049) .500 Management information task $28,000 Inter-campus services $26,200 Administrativ- assistant $19,175
force Operations 26,200
Santa Ana (28 266) 32,500 Management 26,500 Business 23.690
Instruction 25,000 Not stated 23,880Not stated 22,150
Santa Barbara (18,418) 320489 Instruction 26,825 Elementary education 24,106 Dni 26,055
Santa Clara (23,784) 33,000 Operations 28,090 Personnel 24,000 Public reltions 19,686
BusIness 230844Planning and development 24,500
santa 13.327) . 27,500 Curriculum and personnel 23,500 AdmitA.strative assistant 19,130
business services 21,500
Sequoia Dist RedwoodCity (H.S. )(12,323) . 34,000 Business and administrative 27,515 Educational services 26,716 Administrative assistant 20 133
services Personnel 25,123
Simi Valley, Simi22,762) -- - 28,"IO
South San Francisco(13,214) 30,371 Not stated 26,000 Not stated 24,118 Administrative assistant 24,232
Stockton (32,171) 30,000 Instruction 24,000 Secondary education 23,800 Administrative assistant 20,464
Business manager 26,640 Compensatory education 22,444 Personnel director 20,464
Torrance (3 646) 30 00 Education 26,000 Administrative services 25,300Instructional services 25,300
business services 25,300Personnel services 250300
Vallejo (16,065) 27,200 Administration and personnel 21,799Business 22,392Instruction 21,206
Ventura 7,892) 310500 Bui crviccs 25,447Education services 25,820
Vis la (12,586) ... 27 820 Not stated 24,192 lementary educte0ion 20,196
Busincgs 20,724
West Covina (13,658) 31,656 Business services 26,656 Instructional services 23,656
Westminster (Elem.)(12.700) 29,055 Business services 23,521 Instruction 23,521
Personnel 23,368
Whittie (B.S.)(14,459) 29,021 Business services 25,560Educational gen/ices 25,560Personnel services 25,560
COLORADOBoulder (22,519) -.000 27,500 ... Instruction 21,091
Business 21,891
Colorado Springs
(33424) 28,600 Not stated 24 Business services 20,560 AdministratiVe services 15,725
Administrative services 20,720 Business services 18,445
Personnel services 22,480 Treasurer 17,485
Personnel serviceg 18.605Personnel services 18,445
Staff relations 16,685
Denver (95,754) 33,500 Education 25,480 Executive assistant to the 20,445
Facility planning andengineering
25.480 superintendent
Administrative services 25.480
Jefferson Co., Lakewood(66,576) .... 30,000 Instruction 26,500 Financial services 25,000
Adminiattative services 24,000Personnel services 22,000General administration 21,000
_ o_ (16,961) 26,000 Inst u tion 20,200 Not stated 22,000
Mer Co Valley0 GrandJunct on (13.450) 0 25,083 Business 19,000 Admi7 Ave assistant 12,800
Instruction 18,000
Poudre Dist., FortCollins (12,426) ... 21,000 Instruction 20,676
Adtinistrative services 20,089
Pueblo (26,014) 25,000 ... Not stated 17,600 Administr Va assistant 14,503Administrat_ assistant 10,399
49
ro
TABLE 28.--SAIARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DBrUrf, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND AD(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12'000 or More)
N -TRATIVE ASSISTANTS. 1920-71
Reporting systemand enrollment
3rypaid su-perinten-dent
PARIALYAndField of adm1nistration
(if ,ted)
ate erintendentsSalarypaid
Assistant su-erintendentsField of Salary
administration paidif -d
Administrative assistantsto the superintendent
Field o_ administration Salaryid
7
Westminster (16,681)
CONNECTICUTEnfield (13,452)
Hartford (28,540)
New Haven (21,268) .
826,000
25 000
34.000
30,000
Adntan $29,500
Instctiou
No Sta
Insr-untionPupil personnel servicesBusiness affairs
Norwalk (16,990) 33.500 InstructionBusiness
Waterbury (12.510) 25,000 Administration
West Hartford (13 69) 36,000 Administration andpersonnel
Instruction
DELAWARENewark (15,582) 36.500 Ir.struction 28,000 Administration
Wilmington (15.178) . 34,000 Business affairsEducational programs
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWashington (146,224) 38,500 Vice-superintendent 31.000 Executive management
Instruction 31,000 Anacostia projectPersonnel 29,000 Secondary education
F1enentary edu,7ltion
FLORIDAAlachua Co.Gainesville (21 212)
Brevard Co., Titusville(61,511)
Brovard Co., FortLauderdale (116,726)
Dads Co., Miam
(239,218)
Duval Co., Jacksonville(122,092)
Escambia Co., Pensacola(46,946) _
Lake Co., Tavares(15,073)
Lee Co., Ft. Myers(20,498)
19,000
30,000
45.000
40,000
35,000
23.000
19,500
19,000
Administration
Not stated
InstructionInstructionInStructiOnInstructionInstruction
PersonnelCurriculumOperationsBusiness a[fatr 6Facilities
Business affairsInstruction
Administration
28
28, 00
27,900
31.52531,525
30.05028.63626,005
26,09324,24418,59520,84624,244
21,00020.000
17,404
Buildings and groundsBusiness administrationVOcational educationSummer schools and con-tinuous education
Model schools divisionPupil personnel
$20.300
19,800
Business and Financetal seicices
Secondary educationElementary education
$19.20020,70019.20019,200
26,108 Employee-employer relation6 21,00026,108 Assist6nt to superintendent 24,28222,692 Administrative aide - nonpub- 21.226
lic schoolsAdministrative aide to super- 21,226
intendent
29.000 Executive assistant to super- 16,24025,810 intendent
18,8,110
28,390
28,390
23,500
23,82426,084
22,22022,22022,22024,31026,43022,190
26,43073,253
22,22C22,720
Plant planning and m n- 16,616'cc:lance
Instruction 12,856
InstructionPersonnel
PersonnelInstruction
Supporting serviPersonnelPhysical plantAdministrative serlicesFinance
School plant planningand maintenance
Educational servicesInstruction
Finance
Administrative assistantAdministrative assistantAdministrative assistant
Assistant to superintendentAdministrative assistant
to superintendent
Admin_st a_ v- assistant
24,470 Administrative21,000
25,500 Administrative assistant25,500
28,63628,63627,28922,28926,005
14,400
16.50016,500
16,36816 368
Policy plannim, and de-velopment
Special assistant (adminis-tration)
Vocational education
Administrative ass
Chairman of staffInstructionEducational business
20,97019,12318,196
15,6118.430
16,616
15,500
20,000
24,285
22,526
20,375
20,846
16,50016,30016,000
51
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSZSTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with'Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Repo ting systeand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent_ _
D_ erintendents _Ass stant auperin rits Administrative assistantsto superintendentField of admirijatr _n
(if stated)Salarypaid
Field ofadministratioA
stated)
Salarypaid Field of administration Salary
paid6 7
Manatee Co.,Bradenton (16,691) ..
darion Co., Ocala(17,471)
$22,501
19,000
Instruction $19,320
Okaloosa Co., Crestview(26-667) 19,000
Orange Co. -lando
(83,438) 25,000
Pinellas co.,Clearwater 85,151) . 11.700 Administration $23,400 Finance 17,721
Eu5iness affair 19.968 Research and development 18,096Personnel 18,062 Services 17,721General education 19,219 Facilities and construc- 16.880Vocational-technical and 19.968 tion
adult education Pupil services 18.096Elementary education 17,721Secondary education 17,721
Sarasota Go (19.997) . 3r_ 000 Business services 20.880 Administrative assistant $19,309Vocational, technical
and adult ,Itication
20,880
Facilities planning 24,000
Volusia Co., DeLand(32,674) 21,600 Business affairs 18.221
Personnel and serv.ces 18,%rEducational development 18,221
GEORGIAAtlanta (105,815) 37,500 Administration 21,840 Administration 24,864 Administrative assistant 19,824
Administration 21,168 Administration 4, 25,200Administration 23,184 Administration 22,848Administration 21,168 Administration 19,248Administration 21,504
Cobb Co., (excl.Marietta)(45,320) 28,500 Instruction 3,000 Personnel servies 19,500 Administrative assistant 15 , 000
Local administration 18,000 Administrative ass =ant 16,440
eKalb Co (excl.Business services 19,500
Decatur ) (86,656) 30,015 AdmInistration 27,267 Administration 23,767 Administrative assistant 17,685
Instructi 22,500 Administrative assistant 20,885
Not stated 22,500 Administrative assistant 18,885
Fulton Co. (exel.Atianta)(34,619) 35,792
Glynn Co., Brunswick(12,500) 22,916 Not stated 17,916 ated 15,96 Administrativ assistant 14 352
Houston Co., Perry(15,739) 73,690 Personnel and instruction 19,810
Fiscal affairs 14.700Not stted 16,166
Muscogee Co., Columbus(41,833) 33.604 Personnel 18,790 Administrative assist 8,007
Treasurer 18,790Instruction 19,790Special services 19,790
SavaInsh-Chatham Co.,Savannah (40,764) .. 27,704 Business 22,100 Instruction 15,146
Instruction and personnel 18,966Curriculum 18,966
HAWAIIState of, Honolulu
(180,480) 31,113 Not stated 28,284 Library services 26,000 Administrative assistan- 15,997
Business services 23,797ParrotInel services 22,752Instuctional services 21,575
IDAHO
Boise (22 5 28,000 Administration 17,500 Administration 18,500Instruction 18,500
ILLINOISAlton (13.291) 29 46 Administration 22,944 Personnel 5(0 20.306
School-community and stu-dent relations
19,418
Champaign (11,886) . 32,000 ... Personnel se:- ces 21,000 Business 16,284
Business 24,000Instruction 23,000
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Report ng syste_and tnrollment
Salary Deputy and assoc apaid su- Field of administrationperinten- (if stated)dent
erintendentsSalarypaid
Assistant superintendentsField of Salary
administration paidif stated)
2 3 4
Chicago (526,253 $56,000 Deputy superintendent $38,500 Government funded pro $31,800Associate superintendent 6@ 34,704 grams
Pupil personnel servicand special education
31,800
Personnel 24,540Curriculum 24,540
and pract(-alarts
24,540
Human relations 24,540Government relations 24,540Educational extension 24,540community relations 24.540Data processing 24.540Public buildings commis-
slon24,540
Facilities planning 240540
Decatur (20,899) 27,500
East St. Louis (22,931) 25,000 ... Instruction 22,500Personnel and special
services22,500
Granite City (14,902 ) 26.500 Not stated 23.850
Moline (12,520) 28,500 AdMinistration 240700
Mt. Prospect (16.104) 33,500 Instruction 26,500Business services 25,500
Peoria (26,806) 34.000 Ad 26,250 Planning and development 21,501'
Education service 23,0012
Special services 23.000Business services 27,500
Rockford (4 79) 32,000 Business affairs 29,500Special education and
special servi.326,500
Springfield (23 410 33,na Operations 24,000 Ancillary services 23,818Pre-school, elementaryand middle schools
23,818
INDIANAAnderson 7,086) . 27,000 Secondary education 19,300
Elementary education 19,300
Bartholomew Dist..Columbus (13,783) . 32,600 Instruc i-n 23,000
East Allen Co., NewHaven (12,186) 250500 ... Administration 210500
Elkhart (14,706) 33,000 Adminis a 23.600 Secondary education 22.345Elementary education 22,345Vocational and continu-
ing education22,180
Evansville (33,779) 28,000
Fort Wayr.e (43,400) 31,000 Business management 22,357 Instruction 25,975
Gary (47,770) C1,500 Instruction 27,369Business affairs 27.016
Indianapolis (106,13- 32,000 Administration 22,000 Elementary education 22,400Secondary education 22,400Curriculum and super-
vision22,400
Special services 22,400Personnel 22,400
Marion r7.t825) 29,500 Funds and facilities 22,200Curriculum 21,700
New Albany-Floyd Co.
(12,023) .26,000 Personnel and instructiOn 23,340
South Bend (36,003) 29,150 Personnel 21.400Business 21,400Instruction 21,000
ASSISTANTS, 1970-71
Administrative assistaltsto su.erintendent
Field of admin s ration Salaryif d -a d
Administrative as$istant
Public relations
Elementary educationData processingSpecial adocationTitle I projects
Administrative assistant
Instruction
Public and Pe sonnel Re-lations
8
$27,444
180000
16,75017,75016,48216,750
20,925
23,058
20,250
Planning, project develop- 20,000ment and project expedition
Research development and pro- 19,000ject evaluation
Administrative assistant
Assistant business managerPersonnelPupil personnelBuilding and grounds
Admijtrativt assistant
21,010
16,95017,20017,90014,000
18.900
5 3
TABLE 28.--SALARTES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS,(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 er More)
_INISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
DeputY and associate super n endents Assistant su- -±intendents Administrative assistantsto su-erintendentField of administration
(if stated)Salarypaid
Field of Salaryadministration paidif stated
Field of administration(if xtated)
salarypaid_
4 5 6 7 8
Vigo co.. Terre Haute(22,479) $25,000 . Curriculum 620,875 Administrative assistant $17,950
School plant, grounds,and maintenance
19,400
Washington TwpIndianapolis (15,916) 30.000 Adminis ration $25,000 Secondary education 20,000 Curriculum 17,500
Elementary education 22,500 Personnel 16,000
IOWA
Cedar Rapids (25,000) 30.975 , Personnel 24,500 Business 18,900
Instruction 24,500
COW al Bluffs (15,274) 26,700 Not stated 2M.10, Not stnted 14,876
Day Iport (23,629) .. 29.300 Instruction 20,752 Business 20,202
Des Moines (45,035) . 33,000 Education 25,000 Administrative services 20,000
Sioux City (11.362) 29,600 Elementary and secondaryeducation
22,700
Waterlo- (19,574) .. 29,000 Not s_ated 25,200
KANSASKansas City (34,387) 33,600 . PersOnnal 2 ,300 Community relat ons 18,069
Instruction 23,300Business affairs 23,300
Shawnee Miss.mn(42,949) 33,000 Instruction 26,250 Information and community
services24,900
Instruction 24,900Businoss 24,000Special services 24,000Research and instruction 23,500School facilities andpinenine
22.500
Personnel 23,500
Topeka (25,003) 27,825 Administration 21,525 Personnel 17,000
Personnel 18,900 Instruction 17,850Instruction 19,425
Wichita (6 811) 30,000 Operation of schools 25,000 Curriculum 22,160
KENTUCKYFayette Co., Lexin On
(36.238) 26,004 Elementary schools 18,864 Building and grounds 16,428 Administr v_ assistant 14.249
Seconiar:, sehocls 18,864 Federal and state pro- 15,312
Instruction 18,372 grams
Research 18,004 Elementary curriculum 16,428
Business 16,372 Secondary curriculum 13,296
Pupil personnel 17,760 Budget control 14.508Community relations 17,352
Personnel 18,252
Jefferson Co (excl.
Louisville ) (93.963) . 30,250 Administration 25,475 Administration 20,100 Administration 13,620
Instruction 25,475 Research 21,100 Policies and regulations 8.150
Buildings and grounds 25,475 Federal programs 21,300
Personnel 24,875
Business administrationand finance
24,875
Louisvil r 52,448) 35,000
LOUISIANA
Bossier Parish, Benton(18,601) 21,500 AdminitratiOr 17,500
Curriculum 17,500
Caddo Parish,Shreveport 3 855) . 26,200 Instruction 20.000
Administration 20.000Business affairs 20,000
Calcasieu Parish, LakeCharles (19,702) 23,000 Curriculum 18,500 Personnel 16,350
Maintenance. construc-tion, and ranspor-tation
14,350
Iasi Beton Rouge Parish,Baton Rouge (64,197) 24.025 Not stated 20,867 Not _ ated 17,267
54
TABLE 28 --SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPuTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT sUPEMNTENDENTS, _
(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)MINISTRATIVT ASSISTANTS, 1970-71
Raporting systemand enrollment
Jefferson Parish,
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
and associateField of administra
(if stated)
ntendests_n S-' iry
pL
Assistant suField of
administrationif d
Lrintendcnt5Salarypaid
Administrative ass stantsto intenden_
Field of administrationif stated
Sa ary
8
Gretna (63,000) .
Orleans Parish, New
$27,500 Administration 20521,000Personnel 21.000Pupil services 21,000Operations 21,000
Orleans (107.780) 32,500 AdminiStration 4@ 22.680 School-community relations $22,680Adminl-tration 2@ 20,160 Administrative assistant 15,060Instrt. ion 22,680 Executive assistant 10,932Pupil personnel 21,000Planning, constructionand computer services
22,680
Personnel 22,680Business 21,680
Ouachita Parish excl.
Monroe)(17,464)
st. Bernard Parish,Chalmette (13034)
22,000
24,000 High school and curriculum $17.920 Pupil personnel services 16,920Instruction 16,920Federal projects 16.920
St. Landry Parish.Opelousas (21.381) 23 256 Personnel director 16,604
Not stated 16,6 ".
St. Mary Parish,Franklin (15.645) 19,700 Personnel 16,250
Materials and instruction 16,250
Terrebonne Parish,Houma (20,367) 210000
MAINEPortland (1- 831) 26,806 P,:sonnel 19,750 Administrative assistant 8.060
Curriculum 19,750
MARYLANDAnne Arundel Co..
Annapolis (74,162) 32500 AdminiStration 23,850 Administrative assistant 21,300Elementan, education 23,850 Special aervices 22,260Secondary education 26,200
Baltimore (192.458) .. 50,000 Administration, finance and 26,250 Elementary education 25,750 Educational assistant 19,316
planning Secondary education 24,750 Administrative assistant 18.766
Personnel services 29,250 Community schools program 25,750 Administrative assistant 14,861Curriculum and instruct n 29.750 School Facilities 23,000
Consultant. school facil-ities and maintenance
25,750
Research and development 25,750Pupil personnel services 24,250Business administration 25,750
Baltimore Co., Towson(133.680) . . . 35,000 Physical facilities 26,500 Administrative assistant 15,006
Business and finance 26,500 Administrative assistant 19,709
Staff and communityrelations
26,500
Instruction 26,500Administration 26,500
Charles Co. Plata(13,189) 25,500 Instruction 21,400
Fsoiness affairs 21,400
Frederick Co. (19,389) 26,500 Instruction 21,500 Adm1nis rative asistan 8.970
Harford Co., Bel Air
(30,655) 27,500 Instruction 23,000Administration 23,000
Howard Co., Clarkaville(17,277) 27,500 Adaniatration 21,500 Special pro- -ama 20,476
Montgomery Co.,ROckville (125,344) . 38.000 Administration 32.800 Administration 28.000 Administrative assistant 19,836
Instructional and pupil 28,000 Administrative assistPnt 18,357
servicea Administrative assistant 15,250
PersOnnel serviCeS 28,000Business and financial
services28,000
Educational and mana-gerial informationand analysis
28,000
55
TABLE 28.-- -_ES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS. DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12.000 or More)
Waning systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
Field of adoiinistrated)
Salarypaid
rid Ofadministration(if stated)
Salarypaid
ye assistants
t_ su.urfntenden1eld of administration Salary
_if stated -aid
2 5 7 8
prince George's co.,Upper Marlboro(147,233) $42.500 Not stated $29,700 Not stated $25,300
Washington CoHagerstown 2 24) 27,000 Supporting services 19 861 Not stated 519,052
MASSACHUSETTSBoston (95,972 ) ..... 42,560 Deputy superintendent 31,752 Admin-- -_a n 25,362 AdminiStrative seal ant 24,910
Associate superintendent 29,400
Pall River (13,502) 26,900 Not stated 14,800
Framingham (15,184) - 29,000 Curriculum Special services 75,000 Business srviee and specialprojects
17,250
Lowell (16,508) =... . . 26,500 Pupil personnel 20,500
Professional personnel 20,500
(15,668) 26,615 Secondary school 24,205 Administrative assistant 680
Elementa=y schools 21,995
Newton (17,812) 40,000 Business services 289600 Administrative assistant 16,000
Personnel 28,600Instruction 27,995
Pittsfield (12,300) 26,000
Quincy (16,949) 32.448 Vocational-technical
education
23135
Business 23,135
weymduth, Esat
Instruction 23,135
Weymouth (13,774) .=. 31,000 Professional personnel 22,500 Administrative services 21,000
School business services 19,500
32,500 Deputy superintendent - ad- 24,500 Education 219500 Special studies 20,100
ministration Business 21,100 Governmental relations 20,100
mcnIGAN
Associate superintendent 21,500 School plant 21,100 Staff and public information 15,600
Ann Arbor (20,151) 32,000 Business and finance 28,750 PLmning and administ -- 21,250
Instruction 29,500 tive servicesCommunity services 20,000
Personnel 25,750
Bay CitY (17.180) 28,500 ... Not steted 22,800
Birmingham (14,912) 35,875 Administration 27,150
Dearborn (20,884) 30,500 Administt_ ion 27.792 Ins ruction 25,392 Staff relations 25,392
Business and building 25,872 School relations 24,912
services Educational data services 22,317
Detroit 286.057) 44,150 Administration 37,586 Administration 31,989 Administrative assistant 28,529
Administration of schoola 36,218 Research 31,839 Administratiye assistant 27,181
Government relations and 36,068 Legislative services 31,839 Regional superintendent 31,000
fiscal planning Federal, state and spa- 31,839
School-community relations 36,068 cial programsStaff relations 36,068 Pupil personnel services 31,839
Secretary and business 36,068 School housing 31,839
manager Continuing education 31,839
Personnel 33,731 Curriculum and educa-tional researCh
31,839
East De oit (13,000) = 500 Instruction 8nd curricu-lum
21,500
Business affairs 20,500
Flint (45.065) .. 37,000
Grand Rapids (34,980) 37,500 Business affairs 29,381 Adminiatration 20,740
Instruction 27,491 Civil rights Title IV 18,420
Grosse Pointe (13,289 31,530 Personnel 28.045Instruction 28,845
Jackson (13,594) 31,200 Business, maintenanCe 26,627 Minority affairs 16,898
Persormel, special servicesand federal-stace relations
27,088 -
Lansing (32,421) 3 .976 Personnel 29,481 Info 25,814
Business and physic .
plant
28.233
Instriction 29,285
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPuri, AssocIATE, AND(P ertins Systems with Eur
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS,
ollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting nystemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
_Dep_uS an associate su rint ndentmof adreistrtion(if stated)
Salarypaid
3
Saginaw (22,643) $37,000
Southf eld (16,250) -- 30,000 Business affairs $26,300
Taylor (20,731) 32,186 Business 26.693
Warren (32,257) 37,000 Deputy superintend.ent 27.701Research and curri,:uium 285600Personnel and employee
relations24,851
Administration 28,600
Wa 150) 31,300 Deputy 25,500
MINNESOTAAnoka-Hennepin, Anoka
(27,485) 32,500
Duluth (22,630) 33,000
Minneapolis 67 1 40,000 Personnel 30,500Secondary education 30,500Elementary education 29,500Business 26.375
Osseo (13,147) 35,437
Robtansdale (28,101) 35,000
Rochester (16 166) . 30,000
Roseville (13,008) . 34,700
MISSISSIPPIGreenville (1 6) 22,500
Hinds Co. (excl.Jackson)(10,161) ... 18,000
Jackson (30,937) 24,828
MISSOURIFerguson-Florissant,Ferguson (19,120) 29,700
Hazelwood (24,391) ... 27,500
Hickman Mills (14,439) 25,500
Independence (16,830) 24,000 Not stated 20,500
Kansas City (72,707) ,. 35,000
North Kansas City22.840) 34,500
Assistant SuperinField of
administration(if stated)
5
1970,71
PlanningAdministration and
PersOnnelInstructionEducational improvementElementary education
Curriculum
Certificated personnel
Financial controller
AdministrationCurriculum/instructionBusiness affairs
Special servicesBusiness affsirs
Instructional servicesSpecial servicesBusiness servicesand clerk
Secondary educationAdministrationAdminiStrationFederal projectsUrban affairsIntergroup education
Not stated
Administration
CurriculumBusiness
Not state
AdMinistratioa
Staff administratAdMitistration
AdministrationCurriculum and communi-
Cations
PersonnelSecondary educationE1mentery education:ikance'Iant
InetrUCtiOn
Administi ' =1-1
InStructic,n
Bnainess services
Business operationsBuildingS and groundsUrban educationSchool support and de-velopment
PersonnelInstructionBuainesa'and:financeSulldingikiind grounds
so°
160(10Ad6.40
2) _o
200o
26'3,-
11 0
q00
1 A
102'4
2 00-400
2111)00
20
100°,140V
AckItto
Ado,:
Birbj
scantcant
ptant
xcant
24
24 00241400
21'W-q00
16,50
190847
19,500
11.
21,300
200400
20,22020,40010.41016,0s12,000
14,60012,00011,000
7
29.169-25,500
5 7
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE:AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12.000 or Mora)
_sporting system Salary _pg2.1111_nrid sssociate su
paid su- Field of administrationperinten- (if stated)dent
and enrollment
2
erintendentsSalarypaid
Field ofadminintration
if a ed
Salarypaid
Administrative asto su
Field o_ adminisif _at d
Parkway Dist.,Chesterfield (19,950) $26.500 Administration $25,500 Curriculum and Instruc-
tion
$22,750 Administrative assistant $15.350
Administration 21,300
Raytown (16,076) .. 28,600 Business 21.421Transportation and spe-cial services
20.885
Personnel 18,207
Springfield (26,139 ) 24,500 Not stated 19,250 Not stated 2@ 19.000 Administrative assistant 14,500
St. Josevh (17,521) 25,000 Instruction 20,500 Administrative assistant 12.800
Business 20,000
St. Louis (110,934) .. 35.000 Administration 30,000 Treanuret 22.700
Administration 22,400 Building commissioner 22.700
Administration 20,700
Administration 20,000
Administration 20,000
Administration 20,C00
MONTANABillings (17,442) 25,000 Adniniszrtion 21,000 Administrative assistant 17,400
Secondary education 20,000Elementary education 18,500Physical education 18,750
Great Falls (19,857) 26,500 ... Business and clerk 21,300 Research and federal aid 18,760
Instruction 21.300 Personnel 19,060
Special services 21.300NEBRASKA
(30,___ 34 -0 Business affairs 25,000 Personnel 20.800 Government relations 18,360
Instruction 23,000 TechniCal college 20,650 Planning and evaluation 16,350Instruction 16.350Technical college 160490Personnel 15.6?0Technical college _6,670Publications and information 15,350
Omsha (61,926) 32,000 Administrative assi_ ant 22,600
NEVADAClar% Co., Las Vegas
(73.826) 36,000 Not atated 250212 Not stated 21,780 Administrative assistant 21,500
Not atated 24,012 Not stated 21,780
NOt stated 22.872
Washoe Co., Reno(28.551) 27,204 Business and finance 22.308 Administrative assistant 21.204
Instruction 22,308
NEW JERSEYCamden (20,243) 30,360 NOt stat d 20,800 Administrative assistant 8,650
Not stated 20,515
Cherry Rill (17,285) 32,000 ... Curriculum research anddevelopment
24,000 School operations 18,500
SuppOrt services 25,000Administrative affaIrs 21,500
Clifton 12,275) 34.500 Curriculum and instruc-tion
28,280
Edison Twp. (15000) 29,000 Curriculum 26,000 Administrative assistant 15.500
Elizabeth (15,370) 28,000 Not stated 20,500 Administrative assistant 16.366
Hamilton Twp., Trenton(15,020) 28,900 Not stated 22,450 Curricalum and instruction 21,000
Jersey City 392) 37,350 Secondary education 32,940
Personnel 27,060Special services 26,160
Elementary education 26,160Adult education 26,160
Guidance 22,470Elementary education 21,780
Madison TWp.. M awen(12,642) 27,500 ... Administration 20,000
MiddletoWn Twp.(12.974) 26,100 ... got stated 20,300 Administrative assistant 18.970
TABLE 28.--SALARIEc, PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 120000 or Mora)
porting systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
Newark (75,960) $38,200
Pat son 25,304) 36,800
Toms River (11.9341 . 31,000
Trenton (17,133) ... 33,000
Wayne. Twp. (11,984) .. 28,000
Willingboro (12,448) 27,800
Woodbridp(21,599) 33,000
NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque ( 27.000
Las Cruces (15 902) . 21,000
NEW YORKBinghamton (12,000 est.) 31,000
Brentwood (21,906) 36,000
Buffalo (69,595) 37,000
Commack (150016) 28,500
East Mcadow (15,462) 30,000
Elmira (13,75!.) 22,500
Fa- ngdale (12,887) 35,000
Greece Central,Rocheater (13,453) 26 000
Hicksville (11,349) 28,000
Ken (21,292) 33.000
LevittOwn (16,526) . 35,000
Middle Country.Centereach (14.112) 30,000
Newburgh (13.172) 31,500
New Rochelle (11,693) 38,000
Dc_221._t_a_ndsoc a sumintendvntaPield of s,-,ninistration Salary
(if stated) paid
Not stated 32,900
...
Deputy super n ndent - admin- 22,224
istrationInstruction 190159Finance 18,699Personnel 170882Administration 18,699
Administration 2@ 18,290
Finance and researchCurriculum evaluation
and developmentInstructional servicesPlant serVicesPersonnel
Peraonnel
:.=
26,48525,485
24,42524,955
25,485
...
24,000
A i intandents AdminiL,trativa asaisto superintendent
at_
Field ofadministration
f stated
Salarypaid Field of admintstrstion
if statedSalarypaid_
7
Secondary education $29,000
Curriculum 28,000Administration 28,000Music 18,474Physical education 180474Spacial education 170862Boma economics 170862Audio-visnal education 16,614
Not stated 29.30Not stated 2795
Not stated 22.750
Personnel 22,600 Administrative assistant $21,700
Curriculum and instruc-tion
21,400
Admin,.tratiaa 24,000
Not stated 23,500 Administrative assis ant 19,500
Not atated 23,500
Curriculum 25,000
Personnel 24,000
Administration 16,247 Administrative assistant 17,064
Administration 15,838 Administrative assistant 17,064
Administration 160247 Adminiatrative assistant 15,429
Administrative aasistant 17.473
Finance 14,400
Instruction 15,323
Instruction 21,500 Administrative assistant 18,000
Business 20,000
Administrativ2 servicesand research
21,665 Executive assistant 23,309
Financial and businessmanagement
23,819
Elementary education 230839
Secondary education 23,309Instructional services 23,309Vocational education 22,779Pupil personnel aervices 21,665
Special projects 22,387
Adminis rative ass 4,720
Administration 23,000 Administrative assis 19,000
Curricultm 23,500 Administrative assistant 19,500
Administrative ass.:stant 21 ,050
Instruction 21,200
Administ_ tive asalatant 24,000
In ruction 23,500 Administrative assistant 17.779
..
Administrative assistant 23,720
Administrative assistant 24,000
TABLE 28,--SALARIES PAID SIJPERIN _ERTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS. 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting systemand enrollment
salary _Deputy and asaociate soperirTendentapaid su- Field of administration SalaryPerinta- (if stated) paiddent
Assistant super nFiold of
administrationif
4
New York (1,143,853) $48,000 Administration $24,850Administration 28 24,095Administration 23,245Administration 22,7Administration 21,94Administration 20,55GAdministration 15,000Instruction 24,095Curriculum 16,000
Niagara Falls (17,255) 22 92 Elementary educatiou 18,100
North Syracuse (13,386) 22,500 ...
Ramapo Dist= 2, SpringValley (16,687) 22,088
Rochester (45.556) 35,000
Rome (12,389) 24,420 Business 20.200Research 16,080
Schenectady (12,90) 24,453 .
Smithtown (13,480) ... 36,000 ...
South HuntingtonDiet. 13 (12,000) .. 30,000
Syracuse (29,749) 32,000 .
Utica (14,527) 23,000 ...
Wappingers Falls(13.805) 35,000
Yonkers (30.716) 36 000
NORTH CAROLINAAlamance Co" Graham
(excl. Burlington)(13,120) . 21.948 ...
Buncombe Co. (excl.Asheville) (22.027)
Charlotte-MecklenburgCo.. Charlotte(82.507)
21 738 Personnel
26 000
Cumberland Co.,Fayetteville (31.833) 23,820
Durham (12,987)
Fayetteville (134/3)
uction
25,360 Personnel
23.492 Instruction and personnel
ResearchPupil services - atten-
danceAdminis-,rationAdministration
Secondary educe
Bus n
on
Secondary education
Not stated
AdministrationElementary educationPupil servi_ces
Pupil 3erviceu
PersonnelBusiness
Pupil servicesBusinessElementary education
InstructionBusiness
18,344 Curriculum
18,27i
20,000
10,040
Not statedNot statedNot stated
Business and finance
Business affairsInstruction
BusinessSpecial *dues ion andresearch
Athletics and pupilassignment
Elementary and Bacon-ary education
noen Administrative assistantsto suserintendantSalary
paid Field of administration'if stated
Salary
$23,30016,0,0
13,90013,550
Administrative assistantAdministrative assistantAdministrative assistantAdministrative assistantAdninistrative assistantAdministrative assistant
78
28
$24,095
23,24522,90022,83522,55020,550
Administrative assistant 19,825Administrative assistant 18,999Administrative assistant 17,650Administrative assistant 17,500Administrative assistant 16,500Administrative assistant 28 16,000Administrative assistant 15,500Administrative assistant 14,500Administrative assistant 14,250Administrative assistant 14,095Administrative assistant 13,750Administrative assistant 28 13,500Administrative assistant 13,450Administrative assistant 12,050Administrative assistant 11,950Administrative assistant 9,500
22,738 AdMinistrative assistant 18,100Admisistrative assistant 17,250
23,300
Administrative assistant 23,494Administrative assistant 20,650Administrative assistant 20,300
24,649
25,000
Administrative assistant 20,000Administrative assistant 20,797
23,50022,50020,500
13,956 Administrative assistant 17,500
22,96423,641
19,86522,28224,493
15,73815,126
16,076 Fiscal affairs 12,000
38 19,075 Administrative aasia 16,622
38 19,51117,113
17,232 Personnel 16,72
18,00019,000
15,56815,132
15,642
15,208
TAB1' !8---SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS.(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or Mare)
STRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-Hent
_Deputy and assocFieli of administration
(lf stated)
`ALI eriffz.endontsSalary
nnii1
Assistant superintendentsField of Salsiy
administration paidif :ated
Administrative assistanrssu erinfandent
Field of administrationstated
Salaryaid
Gaston Co Gastonia(32,943) . .... $25 375 Adminitration $19,864 Personnel $17,316
Secondary education 18,340
Elementary education 18.340
Special services 17.316
Greensboro (32,413 25.000 Business 200500 Administrative assistant 417.000
Curriculum 160000-Pupil personnel 16,000Personnel 18,500
Guilford Co. (excl.
Greensboro)(23,285) . 26,505 instruction 21.012 Fen° nel 14.400
Buildings and grounds 20,912
High Point (12,041) .. 24,880 instruction 19,988 Buildings and grounds 13,680
Nash Co Nashville(11,7 0) . 19.848 Ins-uc 15.400 Business 14,680
Onslow Co.,Jacksonville (15.585) 22,704 Admini trat -n 16,212 Instruct 16,212
Personne 16,212
Raleigh ( 57) 26,000 Administrative affai 16,500Business 17,750Personnel 16,500Secondary education 17,000
Elemeatary education 17,000
Wake Co. (encl.Raleigh)(27,757) 21.800
Wayne Co., Goldsboro(14.177) 21,288 Personnel 16,000
Federal programs 16,300Operations 16,000
OHIoAkron (56,439 36,000 Personnel 260450 AdministratjvL affairs 21,934
Curriculum 28,050
Finance and data process-ing
28,050
Business affairs 26,450
Berea 7.2 7 32,200 Administrative serviceand personnel
24,600 Administrative assistant 18,975
Instruction 25,100
Business affairs 25,600
Canton (20 9 26,500 ... Administration 23,400
Cincinnati (83,157) .. 36,750 Field management 31,073 School planning 24,483
Instructional program 30,803 Business adminis n 24,213Student developm 20.977
Cleveland (149,354) . 39,500 Not stated 29.000 Curriculum 24,500Personnel 25.000
Special projects 20,300
Clerk-treasurer 26,400
Business manager 23,500
Eleveland height _
University Heights(12,592) 28,800 Education 24,000 A ative assistant 17,500
Business 21,800
Columbus (108 11) 41.500 Pupil services 22,276 Special executive assistant 22,729
Special services 25,976 Special executive assistant 21,349
Instruction 25,286
Business affairs 25,976Personnel 25,976Administration 25,976
Ccyafloga Falls (120101) 28 -0 ... Personnel and instruction 21,000 AdministratIve assistant 19,195
Business affairs 21,000 Admioitrative assistant 18,894
Dayton (55,520) 35,000 Instruction 24,200 Administrative assistant 19,840
Personnel 24,200Pupil persOnnaI 24-moUrban education !16,000
Elyria (12,484) 25,000 sonnel 17,500
Lorain (17,458) 22,000 Administrat_on 19,500
Mentor (12,375) 27,800
TABLE 28.--SA ES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATF,.AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or Murs)
Reporting systemand enrollment
_
Salarypaid su-perinten-_dent_
De.ut and associate superintendents Assistant nuperintendents Administrative assistantsto su erintendtatField of administration
(if stnted)Salary Field of Salarypaid administration paid
_ (lLstatedField of administration
if statedSalaryaid
2 5
Middletown (14,237) $24,000 Pupil personnelStaff personnelInstructionAdult educationAdministration
$19,47519,47519,719ln,04019,213
Parma (25.734) .. .. 280000 Personnel 23,645Curriculum and searce 23,000
Springfield (17,6 26,500 Administrat _n $20,400
Toledo (61,543) 30,330 Administration 17,675 Ad'niniistrativo assista- $17,150Instruction 20,200Personnel 17,675Special services 4@ 15,387
Warren (14,331) 24,000 ... Curriculum and instruc-tion
18,620
Willoughby-Eastlake,Willoughby (14,233) . 24,500 Personnel 22,720 Administrative assistant 12,700
Business 22,720
Youngston (25,128) 25,000 Urban affairs 22,500 Personnel 19,105
OKLAHOMALawton (21,351) 20,500 Administration 16.185 Instruction 13,980
Personnel 13,980Midwest City (19,252) . 26,900 Federal 1.rojecte 17,900
Personnel 17.300Finance 16,700
Oklahoma City (70,956) 30,000 Administration 18,500Instructional services 18.500Instruction 18,250
Putnam City (20,203) 22,500 Personnel and secondaryeducation
13,400
Administration 13,500
Tulsa (77,900) 35,000 Deputy superintendent 26,019 Administrative services 24.016Business management 220189Instruction 21,433Planning anf.i specialadministrative services
21,244
Personnel and specialeducation services
19,643
Personnel services 19,177
OREGONBeaverto- _8,777) 24,712 Deputy superintendent 22,735 Instruetion 21,154
and clerk Personnel 20.758
Eugene (21,250) 24,826 Physical plant 19,500 Administrative assistant 17,750Budget and busin
affairs19,500
Portland (74,949) ... 36,500 Adm nistration 28,500 Not stated 24.000Administration 27,000 Not stated 25,000
Salem (22,600) 26,000 Elementary education 19,200 Not stated ;.. 14,000Secondary education 20,544 Adminiatrative assistant
PENNSYLVANIAAbington (12,388) 36,000 . Administration 22,000
Allentown (18,950) 26,000 Administration 25,0 0 Secondary education 20,296 Administrative assistant 19,280Elementary education 17,860
Armstrong Dis:., FordCity (12,121) 25,000 Secondary education 17.500
Bethlehem (17,395) 32,000 Adm nistrative assistant 19,820Administrative assistant 17,830
Bristol Twp. (14,698) . 26,600 17,75015,775
Centennial Dist.,Warminster (13,119) . 29,500 Secondary education 21,276
Elementary education 22,486Business administration 21,045
Central Dauphin (13,405) 300000 Fiscal and personnel 25,000 Curriculom development 19,500
Erie (20,896) 33,000 Special education - ele-mentary and secondary
21,150 Federal projects 18,545
Harrisburg 2 _4 28,000 Program 24,000 Admini: v_ assistant 18,500Planning and devel_p 24,000Businese eervicee 20,000
62
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERIWENVENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
.eporting systemand enrollment
_ Salary _DeirjEaJd asociste supepaid su- Field of administrationper1ntti2n- (if stated)dent
2
intendants_
Salaryaid
Assistaq=s2perintendents_ Field of Salary
administration Paidif stored
intendant:Id of admi: ntration
statedSalarylid
8
Hazleton (12,134) ....
Neshaminy Dist.,
2 4 ed $19,000 Admin strative assistantAdministrative assistant
Langhorne (13.630) 32,400 Not stated 24,000 Administrative assistant
Pennsbury Disc.,Fallsington (13,980) 27,500 8uiriejs_ affairs $23 600 Curriculum and instruc-
tion23,600
Philadelphia (294,093) 42,500 Executive deputy 34,000 AdministrationPlanning 32,000 InstructionInstruction 32,000Administration 32.000Administration 8@ 28,605Field operations 30,035Community affairs 27,650Instructional services 29,000Planning and development :63,000
Executine director for:Finance 27,650Personnel 29,000Business services 30,250School facilities 30,250Data processing 27,750Research and evaluation 26,460Scheol planning 26,460Federal programs 25,170Early childhood
programs26,460
Reading (14,750) 27.000 Administrative assistantAdministrative assiStant
Scranton (16,400) 24.500
RHODE ISLANDCranston (14,689) 25,500 Elementary education 20,150 Administrative aesiatant
Secondary education 20,450
Pawtucket (12,479) . 24,495 Administration 22,365 Instructional andcurriculum research
18,355 Business and finance
Personnel 18,105
Providence (25,135) 30.000
Wa:-ick (20,047) 27,000 Secondary education 21,560Elementary education 21,560
Curriculum 22,210Personnel 21,560
SOUTH CAROLINAAnderson Co. Dist. 5
(12,562) 31,000 Personnel, adminis atlon
16 490
CharleSten Co. (59,095) 24,000 Curriculum and instrue-tion
18,000 AdministratiVe _AsistAnt
Personnel 17,200Business and finance 20,000
Columbia (39,155) 27,504 Instruction 21,600 AdminIstrative assiatant
Darlington Co. (15.533) 18,685 Administration 18,553 Inatruction 13,500
Administration 18,684 Federal coordinator 10,000
Administration 15,500 Federal coordinator 10,600Federal coordinator 10,200
Florence (14,724) 25,000
Greenville Co. (56, 94) 38,000 Administration 28 15,840Administration 16,800Administration 16,320Business affaira 17,280Instruction 18,000
SOUTH DAKOTARapid City (13,872) 25,000 Adminitrutive assistant
Sioux Palle (18,794) 25,450 Curriculum 19,200 Adminiatrative asaiatantPersonnel 17,200
TENNESSEEChattanooga (26,506) 21,000 ... Staff Personnel 18,500 Planning, research and
Educational programa 19,250 evaluationPupil personnel services 18,500LogisticA.and fiscal 18,750
$17,40815,849
19,650
20,36015,560
17,04017,235
8,500
16,000
10,800
18,600
14,105
16,500
17,250
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting Systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dent
a3spLt_y_it-sreassociate sugerinte_dents Assistan su-erintepdents Administrative assistantsField of administration Salary
(if stated) pnidField of
administrationSalarypaid
_Lo.=Ltip_u_L_ntendentFleid of ndministration
-t-tsdSnlaryaid
J 8
Clarksville-MontgomeryCo. (13.451) $25 _ 0 Administration $17,000 Business manager $14,800 Federal program coordinator $10.980
Hamilton Co. (excl.Chattanooga) (29,721) 19,0 0 Administration 15,420
Curriculum and inntruc-tion
15.420
Pupil personnel 15.420
Knox0a.(excl.Knoxville)Busineas affairs 15.420
(23,283) ......... 20,3 4
Memphis)(147,975) 25,000 Business affairs 23,750Personnel services 23,750Pupil services 23,750Plant management 23,750fastruction 23,750Instructional areaservices
23.750
Nashville (95,524) ...= 35,000
Shelby Co. (excl.Memphis)(23,072) 23,709 Administration 22.860
Instruction 19,524Administrative services 19.524Special ser:ices 17,688
Sullivan CoBlountville (16,939) 16,825 Not atated 14,400
Sumner Co.. Gallatin
(14.403) .. 15 50 Finance and personnel 10,300Operation and maintenance 9,365
TEXASArlington (23,039) 26,000 Administration 21,000 Finance 21,000 Curriculum 16,000
Business affairs 21,000
Austin (54.974) 30,000 Not tatcd 20,33 Adminlatrativo assintant 15,826
Birdville, Fort Worth(14,664) 28.000 Personnel, federal program 15,880
Corpua Ch -ti (46,279) 32.500 Administration 21,000Business services 21.000Instruction 21,000
Dallas (164,241) 37 500 Instruction 33,500 Business 26,500 Administrative assistant 158 _8 500Planning ari research 29,400 Personnel 24.500
Curriculum developmentand instruction
25,480
S%zondary education 24,500Planning and research 24,500Acco=tability 26,000
Ector Co.. Odeasa(24,349) 26 00 Instruction 19,000
Business 20,000
21 Paso (62,501) 35,160 Comptroller 24,680Administration 23,368Instruction 23,368Special aervices 23,368
Fort Worth (91.148) 35.000 Not a ated 30,000 Administration 22,000 Administrative assistant 13,400
SpeCial edUCation. gVid-ance, health, trans-portation
22,000
InstructionBusiness edministration 25,000
Calve ton (12 795 ) 2C.500 Administration 22.500 Administrative asaistant 15,779
Business 22,500
CooSe Creek, Baytown(14,341) . 26.609 Plant operationo 20,000
Curriculum 18,000Personnel and records 16,300
:dale 7,973) 23,000 Ad ation 18,000
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTPTIVE ASSISTANTS, 1' -71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarvpaid su-perinten-dent
Duputy_and associate superintendentsField of administration
(if stated)Salarypaid
2
Houston (241,419) . $41,500 Administration $31,575Elementary education 27,365Secondary education 27,365Business management 31,573Business management 22.103Aoministration 22,092Human relations 200000
Hurst-Euless-Bedford,Hurst (160865) 26,00
Laredo (1 45) 22,748
Lubbock _.649) 28.500
Mesquit- 18,243) 26,648 BusinessPersonnelSecondary schoolsElementary schools
Midland (17,711) . 26,500
North East Dist., SanAntonio (27,892) 30,000
No-rthside, Zan Antonio(16,901) 22,500
Sao Antonio 75,262) 31,500 AdministrationAdministrationAdministration 2@
Spring Branch ( 90774) 350600 InstructionBusinessPersonnel
Tyler (16,100) 26,500
Wichita Falls (17,871) . 25.000 Personnel, administration,and program development
UTAHAlpine Dist., Am-rican
Fork (17,750) 23, 161
Granite Dist. (excl.Salt Lake City)(62,237) 24,500 Special serviceS
PersonnelInstructionBusiness services
Jordan Dist., Sandy(24,352) 23,000
VIRGINIAArlington Co. (24,774) '29,636 Ins ruction
15,82415,82415,82415,824
23,50022,00019,500
25,50025,50025,500
20,400
19,75019,75019.75019,750
_Assistant suparintendents Administrative assistantsto superintendentField of Salary
administration paidud
Field of administration(if stated
S larypaid
Business $21.314 Adult and vocational $19,354Curriculum 20,177 eJucationCurriculum 21,134Athletics 19,828Board services 18,000Elementary education 5@ 19,792Secondary education 5@ 19,865Administration 20,177Health 21,312
Personnel 21,134Business 18,668Maintenance and operation 180597
Building planning 19,828Public relations 20,287
nstruction andcounseling
18,000 Personnel and pub icrelations
15,000
Business and finance 19,000
SpeCisl services 150000
Administration 16,676 Assistant business manager 13, 768
Instruction andfederal projects
17,000 Director of census andstatistics
14.455
Business manager 15,000
Administration 19,000Business affairs 20,000Instruction 19.000
Purchasin 10,160
Instruction 19,500Personnel 19,500Business manager 18,400
Business 21,000Administration 20,000Instruction 21,525
Not stated 18.000 Administrative assistant 11,125
Administrative assistant 2@ 15,700
Administrative assistant 12,000
Personnel services 22,500 Administrative assistant 18,000
Administrative servic- 22,500Plant services 22,000Business services 22,500
Instruction 18,500Campus administration 17,860Fiscal control 18,500Administration 15,102
Administrative assistant 14,511Administrative assistant 14,000
Business 19,230 Adminisurative assistant 16,420
Research - programdevelopment 17.487
Instructional-media 190815Pupil services 17,487
Curriculum 19,207Business ,329
Pupil services 17,250
Finance nnd busineimanagement
25,801
Administration 25,262Personnel 26,601
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID _ ENTS 0CIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE AS ISTANTS.Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or More)
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarypaie su-perinten-dent
apaty and associate su erintendents _ _aat sunerintenden intitratiiT:f
to super-ID::0.Field or administration Salary(if stated) paid
Piold of'fatfou-ted)
Salarypall
6
'
(if .--0d) paid1 2 4 5
Chesapeake (22,166j $32,680 Personnel $72,700Instruction 24,200
Chrerfield Co.(27,879) 27.000 Administration and
perwnnel20,588
Curr'.culum and instruc-titn
19,529
Busi...ss affairs 18,529
Fairfax Co. (133.632) . 32.500 Business affairs $27,000 Personnel 25.668 Stiff development $21.286Instruction 25,668Business affairs 25.668ConstructiOn 26,335School support services 27,000Administration 24,995Administration 2@ 26,335Administration 25,668
Hampton (32,115) 28 500 Instruction 22,000 Administrative assistant 16,940Administrat on and
construction21,500
Personnel 20,000
ReffriCf, CO. i-Ol.
Richmond) (34,391) 30,000 Curriculum and in uc-tion
20,300 Public information 15,962
Research and planning 18,000Administration andpersonnel
18,000
Lynchburg (1!.,599) 23,500 Business 21,489Personnel 19,183instruction 18,964
Newport N 31,000) . 25,000 Not stated 18,965Not stated 19,530
Norfolk (54,770) 34,500 Researct. and plannin- 24,255 Informational services 15,655
BusinaSs aria raance 24,255 Administrative assistant 18,555Administration andpersonnel
27,555
InstructiOn andcurriculum
20,955
Pupil personnel _ services 24,255
Prince William Co.,Manassas (30,928) .. 27,000 Personnel 21,350
General services 21,250Instruction 21,250
Richmond (48,000) 32,310 Not stated 28 40 Vocational and technicaleducation
21,346 Admin1strativ -s- tant 19,370
Business 21,346Personnel 24,700Administration 23,530
Roanoke Co, Salem(21,091) 27,500 Administration 19,600 Administrative assistant 9,000
Business and finance 19.000Instruction 18.200
Virginia Beach (45 76) instruction 21,525 Administrative assistant 16,730Transportation 21,000Business affairs 19,655
WASHINGTON
Bellevue (24,005) 32.520 Instruction 25,020 Administrative assistant 17.737
Business 25,020 Administrative assistant 19,127Personnel 25,520 Administrative assistant 21,099
Planning 25,020 Administrative assistant 21,212
Clover Park, Tacoma(15,548) 28,000 Business 23,000 Administiative assistant 17 150
Instruction 20,775
Edmonds Dist. 15,Lynnwood (28,407) 31,325 Business 25,360 Administrative assistant 20.615
Instruction 25,360
Everett (1 28_ 27,500 Business 23,500Instruction 22,500
Federal W4 15,890) 29,500 Instruction 21,990 Administrative assiStant 19,891mirO.stration 21,990 Administrative assistant 19,958
BUsiness 21,406 AdministratiVe assistant 16,934
66
TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTENDENTS, DEPUTY. ASSOCIATE, AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS. 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12,000 or Nora
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten7dent_
Deputy and associete_su erintendents Assistant su,erintendcnt s Administrative assistantsto superintendent
Salaryaid
Field of administretion Salary(if stated) paid
Field of Salaryadministration paidit stated)
Field of administrationif stated
5 8
Highline Dist., Seattle(29,087) $31,000 instruction $25,000 Business and plant $24,000 Adm nistrative assistant $22,000
Personnel and special 230000 Administrative assistant 21,000services Administrative assistant 20,500
Kent (13,834) 26,957 . Instructional support 22,000Instruction - elementary/
secondary20,483
Lake Washington(15,279) 29.200 Administ -tion 22.900 Business 22,400 Employee relations 20,608
Personnel 12,400 Personnel assistant 15,244
Pupil personnel 230400
Seattle ( 3 473) 30,000 Instruction 29.057 Administration 20 26,071 Assistant to management 17,245
shoreline. Seattle(17,180) 30.500
Support serv 27,265 Administration
Instruction
27,590
25.150Business and finance 23,600Administration 23,200Personnel 21,450
Spokane (34,711) 32,500 Adminiat-- on 25,500 Pupil personnel 22,809InstruCtion 220494
Taco- _ 7,049) 34,325 Curricultml 27,645 Pupil personnel 25.343Planning and development 24,994Per8onnel 24,645Business manager 24,645Budget 24,296
Vancouver (16.369) 23,742 Administration 21,890 Instruction 21.890 Admin ye assistant 18,158
Yakima (13,227) 25,885 School plant, finance and 22,034 Pe sonnel and curriculum 22,034
PUpil personnel
WEST VIRGINIAFayette Co..
Fayetteville (13.016) 17.500 Personnel and business 15.000 Elementary schools 13,200 Administrative assistant 12.000
Curriculum and instruction 1,000 Secondary schools 130:100 Administrative assistant 13,000
Transportation 13,500 Administrative assistant 3@ 13,500
Harrialn Co..Clarksburg (14,937) . Finance 14,500
Instruction andcurriculum
14,000
Caball Co., Huntington(20,942) 26,000 Curriculum 18,000
Administration 18,000Maintenance 19,500Transportation and
research19,500
Personnel 18,000
Kanawha Co., Charleston(52,922) 25,000 Business affairs 18,500 Personnel 17,500 Administrat ve assistant 17,000
Instruction and curriculum 19.000 Secondary education 17,250
Elementary education 17,250Pupil services 15,910Operations 17,000Research 170500Comptroller 15,750
Marion Co., Fairmont(12,052) 18.000 Elementary education 14,500
Secondary education 14,500
McDowell Co., Welch(13,732) 19,500 ... Personnel 15,500
Curriculum 15,500Building and maintenance 14,750Elementary and secondaryschools
140750
Mercer Co.. Princeton(14,348) 19,000
Wood Co.. Parkersburg(20.064) 24,000 Secondary education 22,000 Finance and junior high 17,800 Administrative assistant 14,486
a.- aChools'Elementary education 17,800Non-instructional
services17,800
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TABLE 28.--SALARIES PAID SUPERINTEENTS, DEPUTY, ASSOCIATE. AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATIVL ASSISTANTS, 1970-71(Reporting Systems with Enrollments of 12.000 or More)
Reporting systemand enrollment
Salarypaid su-perinten-dont
and associate sdperint ndents Assistant superin_endents Adm time ass stantsto su erintendent
_DsattField of administration Salary Field of Salary
(if stated) paid administration paid
(if stated)
Field of administrationstated)
Salarypaid
2 4 5 7
WISCONSINGreen Bay (23,091) $28.000 Instruction $23,000 Personnel $15,500
Business 22,500
Kenosha (22,342) 24.000 Adminitration 21,004
Janesville (13,382) 23,000 Instruction 19,900 Clerk 14,000
Business services 19.600
Madison (34,003) ... 28,500 Not stated 15,125
Milwaukee (130,540) 39,498 Chief negotiator $25,549 Area coordinator 23,348 Administrative assistant 15,121
Business 19,157 Recreation 24,552 Administrative assistant 16,276
Administration 24,561 Administrativespecialist
22,926
Administration 22,539Administration 21,564Administration 26,751Administration 19.239
Administration 24,901
Administration 20,601Administration 28.648
Administration 22,948
Administration 24,450Administratiou 28,448
Racine (30,964) .. 28,000 Assistant for ad-ministration
16,250
Waukesha (12,622) 23,500 Personnel 18,600
Curriculum and in-struction
18,000
WYOMING
Casper (14 80) 25,242 Business affairs 19,258
Personnel 19,258
Instruction 18,058
Cheyenne (14,175) 24,000 inst_uction 21,000
6 8
TABLE 29.-SALARIES PAID ADMIN!STRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 910*711REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
SCHOOL SYSTE.' BY STATE
ALABAMABALDWIN CO., BAY MINETTE
STAFF PERSONNELNO. SALARY
3 1-$ 8,2001= 70001- 4.410
GADSDEN 2 1- 7,726I- 6'945
HUNTSVILLE
JEFFERSON CO. 3 1- 13,146(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 1 84OO
1- 6,156
MUBILE CO. 2 1- 13.5091- 13.245
ALASKAANCHORAGE 1 1- 270993
ARIZONAPHOENIX (H.S) 3 1- 25,753
I- 21,207I- 14.458
SCOTTSDALE 3 I= 20,0002- 15,425
fUCSON 2 1- 18,86816.960
WASHINGTON DIST.6,PHOENIX(ELEM) I 17,000
ARKANSASFORT SMITH 0LITTLE RUCK
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 0CALIFORNIAABC DIST., ARTESIA I 1 22 025
ALAMEDA
ALHAMBRA 22,020
ALUM ROCK, SAN JOSE (ELEM.) 3 1 20,72520,188
1= 16,123
ANAHEIM (H.$.) I 1- 22,515
AZUSA I 1 22,057
BAKERSFIELD/ (ELEM.) 3 19.49218,503
= 17,761
BALDWIN PARK 0
BELLFLOWER Oe.
BERKELEY 2 26,5001= 22,371
BURBANK 00CAJON VALLEY*, EL CAJON (ELEM)
CAMPBELL (H.S.) 1 1= 20,988
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) 2 1.= 20,0 117,730
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71RESEARCH F000 SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
# 0 #
2 1114,99761100
#06
000
1 I- 207
1 I- 160350
5 I- 17,6111= 15,4021- 15,3051- 10,3431* 10,143
006
*..040
000
#
I I= 19,492
000
1 21,0881 15,101
.251
I
1-$ 5.843
1- 9,902 1
.60
0.0
1-S1O,132
5 1- 12,845I= 101412I= 9,4071= 7,356I= 6,156
2 1- 111008 1 1- 10#0041 10,568
1- 22,548 1 I- 21,036
1 I= 16,660 1 1- 23.895
..= 1= 17,275
2 1= 13,420 1- 17,03991897 151482
1- 10,341
1= 15000
I- 7,500
2 1= 11.200 0.67.01
9,500
1- 13.913
10,940 0#6
1 11.616 1= 17,090
0.0
0 *
0
1 11.622 1 1- 13.254
1 1= 13.654 1 1- 14,020
1 1 15,132 1 12,912
19,596 1- 19.020
71766 1 14.833
2 1 17,7971- 15,168
,945 .6
TABLE 29.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERIA ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MOR (CONTINUED)
SC!-:001 SYSTEM BY STATE
69
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)COLTON ..... . . ................ 1-$21.140
CORUNA 210000
EL RANCHO DIST., PICO RIVERA 0 14,568
FOLSOM coRnovA ...
FONTANA ...
FREMONT 4 I- 21,548I 18,8761= 17.9561= 17,657
FREMONT, SUNNYVALE (H.S.) .. 0. 219200
FRESNO . .....,. . . 2 1- 21.8981- 21.356
FULLERTON (ELEMI 13,201
GLENDALE 2 1- 21,396I= 19.488
GROSSMONT (H.S.) .00
HACIENOA=LA PUENTE. .. 1- 21.01
HAYWARD ............... . . 1 1= 17,220
HUNTINGTON BEACH (H.S.) 20,618
INGLEWOOD .... . ........ .. 1- 25.988
KERN CO.. BAKERSFIELD (H.S.) 1 I- 19.980
LA MESA=SPRING VALLEY (ELEM.)
LOMPOC 1 1= 16,846
LONG BEACH ....... . .0. .. 4 1- 28.7121- 28.2181- 27.7241- 219708
LOS ANGELES ***** ....... 7 1= 30,2761= 28,658I- 2799011 26,4261= 24,2861= 22,9681= 21,167
MODESTO .00 . ... 0 . I- 19,030
MONTEBELLO 1 1= 18,782
MONTEREY 2 1= 19,7851- 15.456
MT. DIABLO, CONCORD ... . . . 2 1- 21.500I= 19.504
NEWPORT=MESA. NEWPORT BEACH I= 160788
NORWALKLA MIRADA 1 1= 239124
OAKLAND 1 1= 22,043
OCEAN VIEW, HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 1- 17,396(ELEM.)
ONTARIUMONTCLAIR. (ELEM)
ORANGE 2 1= 21,355I= 20,200
...
...
1=$150011.
.. 1
OO*
1-$11,448
99.
I- 13,800
1 I- 19,453 1 I- 16,644
.00 000
1 1- 14,544
10.044
I- 16,613 1 1- 15.000
I I= 21,945 2 I- 15,6361- 11,868
... ...
. 1 1- 15,204
792
19,446 1 I- 9,702
. ...
2 1- 22,696 4 1- 20,748 2
I- 20.632 3= 13,308
B 1- 27.144 9 1- 27.9272- 25,695 I- 22,407I- 24,286 I- 16,5601= 22,968 1- 14.8381= 21,167 1- 13.587I- 20.045 I 13.285I- 17.957 1- 12.336
1= 119045I- 10,459
1= 149772
.00 1= 11,004
99. 0#*
I I. 16 500 14,472
1 1= 239124 1 1- 15,672 1
1 1- 259929 l I= 219624 1
000
0*
1-$17.663
I- 14,137
19 20
1- 16,380
.*0
1- 23,900180989
1= 27,1441- 269426
25,695I- 24,9911= 22.9681- 2197671- 15.4391- 18,098
119763
1 17.707
1= 17 721
I- 19.808
... ...
000
*90
1- 170605
70
TABLE 29.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION. 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMEHTS OF 20000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OiCERS AND SALARIES PAID0 1970-71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)
STP.FF PERSO7 ELSALk
RESEaCHNO, SALkRY
FOOD SERVICESNO. SALARY
HEALTHNO*
SERVICESSALARY
PAJARO VALLEY, WATSONVILLE 0.0 1 1= 19t684 1-$ 80380 000
PALOS VERDES 0.406 . .. . .0 . 6.0 1 1- 201802 2 1-$1 156 0.1- 10'704
PALo ALTO ............ 1- 25,610 1 1- ;!3,740 0 # 9 0 0
PASADENA 3 1- 231021 3 1- 250223 190296 3 1-52310211- 220521 1- 240469 2- 15,8401= 19091 1- 16,289
POMONA .... . 0 .. 00.00. 1 209333 000 I= 11,680 1 1- 16,822
REDLANDS 1 1- 18000 1- 9 804 1 1- 140069
RIALTO .....*............ ..... 00. 0 1- 16,094
RICHMOND ......... ....... 1= 22056 2 1- 220956 @WO 1= 2093521= 21048
SACRAMENr0 6 1- 19,794 5 19,194 2 170058 04- 17,881 2- 18,312 1- 1117051- 13,481 2- 171058
SANTA ANA ........... . . 1- 21,717,0 1 1- 21,480 91500 1 1- 1606501- 1909801- 16,044
SANTA BARBARA 1 1= 170028 OWO 1- 15032 1 1- 21,198
SANTA CLARA 00 ...... . 2 1- 140880 4 1- 231138 1 1- 12,500 1 1- 1414321- 12,252 i= 13,787
1- 1201008014
SAN BERNARDINO *.Q***4* . 000 2 1- 22000 1 1- 1515281- 180749
SAN DIEGO 11 1- 26,032 2 1- 23.606 6 1- 2409822= 24,790 1- 171630 1- 21,7201- 23,790 1- 2014101- 21,416 1- 1409002- 20,566 1- 14,250
181600 1- 1204201= 1618001- 16,2301= 140496
SAN JOSE 0 0 2 1= 16,550I.= 9,371
SAN JUAN DIST*, CARMICHAEL 009 2 1= 19,378 1- 170 72 1 1- 13,4171- 18,567
sAN LoREAmo 2 I= 230552 000 1 16,440 . .1- 161440
SAN MATEO (H.S.) ....... 1- 18,250 *
SEQUOIA DIST*,REDWOOD ciTy (H.s.) .
1 1- 181898 2 1-1-
2402518,100
0.0 0 0
STOCKTON 1 1= 171970 2 1= 20,464 4 12,960 12,5001- 151360 1- 100152
1= 813761- 7,236
TORRANCE........... ........ #* 2- 220992 * 1- 18,204 1 1- 1500001= 211756
VALLEJO . ******* . 0. 1- 19,310 1 1= 15,192 1- 160749
VENTURA 2 1- 230283 . 0 2 1- 11,568 0 9
1= 15,324 1= 8,018
VISALIA # 1 1- 1_ 144 1- 10,020
wHITTIER (h. **..06.0 0090 210401 # *
71
TABLE .--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71$REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12'000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
COLORADO
STAFF PERSONNELNU. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERSRESEARCH
NO. SALARY
AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71FOOD SERVICESNO. SALARY
HEALTHNO.
CERVICESSALARY
ARAPAHOE 00., LITTLETUN =_ .** 1-$ 90700 ... 2 1-$130001- 6,546
BOULDER 3 1- 207049 1 1-$12.000 3 1- 13.9601- 16,546 1- 9.2651- 15,821 1- 7,273
COLORADO SPRI _S . .= 2 1- 16,719 2 1- 15,065 0 0
1- 16.061 8,436
DENVER . ..... .... . 12 1- 22,750 9 1- 22,440 2 1- 19,140 1-2211001- 20,900 1- 19.205 1- 18.375 1- 20.1952- 20,525 1- 17,960 1- 18,2002- 20,150 1- 17,040 1- 17,7701- 16-1720 1- 16,250 1- 16.2501- 170530 1- 16.120 1- 14,2751- 17,465 1- 16,0751- 15,140 1- 15,8301- 120955 1- 13,6251- 7.f.-.00
JEFFERSON CO., LAKEWOOD 0 0 6 2- 20,000 3 1- 18,217 1 1- 16,638 1 1- 1109701- 16,880 1- 18.0601- 151746 1- 15,8851- 12,1661- 11,792
MESA CO. GRAND JUNCTION 1 1- 16,000 1- 9.400
POUDRE DIST., FORT COLLINS 1 1- 16.312 1- 7.940 0 0
CONNECTICUTHARTFORD .. ...... .. . .. . ..... 1- 23,146 24,282 2 1- 14.839 1 1 16,756
1- 18,753 1- 12,000
NORWALK 1 1- 22,272 .. 1 1- 14.208
WEST HARTFORU 1- 19.610 1 1- 11 700 1 1 10.005
'ELAWARE4Fw4RK . . .. 1- 24.199 1 1- 22.088 1 1- 14,576 0
WILMINGTON .......... .... 1- 23,244 1 1- 23,244 2 1- 22,584 11,36815,202
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINGTON, D.C. 1- 21,900 1 1- 21,615 2 1- 19.643
1- 21,850 1- 16,7601- 21,135I- 19,600
FLORIDAALACHUA CO.' GAINESVIL 1- 15,780 2 14,136 2 1- 13,764 2 1- 11,656
1- 13,020 6,600 1- 7,936
BREVARD CO., TITUSVILLE 1 1- 17 1- 12,430 000
DADE CU., MIAMI 14 1- 22,526 3 1- 16,620 10 1- 19.2172- 19,520 1- 14.000 1- 16,1222- 18,620 1- 12,014 1- 14,0611- 17,750 2- 11,5851- 16,993 3- 11.0731- 15,386 2- 10,5581 14,6661- 14.0001- 12,7401- 11,0732- 10,558
DUVAL CO., JACKSONV LE 2 1- 18,595 2 1- 14'398 5 1- 15.410 1 1,- 13,8861- 17,908 1- 13,886 1- 12,937
2- 12,0881- 11,701
ESCAMBIA _CO., PENSACOLA 5 1-- 13,640 o., 2 11,990 3 1- 11.6601- 12,430 1 6,406 I. 11.1802- 12,200 /... 6.7981- 12,100
LAKE CO.. TAVARES ........r... 2 1- 15,200 1- 14,3801 14,950
72
TABLE 29.--SALAR1ES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
FLORIDA (CONTINUED)
STAFF PERSONNELNO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS ANDRESEARCH
NO. SALARY
SgLAR/ES PAID, 1970-71FOOD SERVICESNO* SALARY
HEALTHNO.
SERVICSALARY
LEE CO., FT. MYERS . .0. . 2 1-$141500 1 1-$15,078 2 1-1.10,860 1 1-$100850I- 11,100 80250
MANAEE COo, BRADENTON 4OO 1= 17,490 1 1= 14,775 3 1= 6,8022- 60521
MARION CO, OCALA 1= 151000 ... 1 1- 10,450 P0
PINELLAS CO.. CLEARWATER 5 1- 16,209 6 I. 16,972 5 1- 15,009 2 1- 14,1601= 151849 1- 150475 1- 12,338 1- 11,7001- 12,854 1- 14,726 1- 11,5752- 12,720 1= 14,352 2- 11,193
1= 12,1051- 11,731
-ARASOTA CO. ........ 1- 18,065 1 1- 12,140 2 1- 14,280 0001- 14,220 1= 11,160
VOLUSIA CO., DELAND *4000 ... #0 2 = 13,508 1 1- 17,278 3 1- 16,0221- 8,168 1- 11,755
1- 11,458
GEORGIAATLANTA 6 0 AO0 4 1- 19,152 1- 19,152 1 1- 19,152
1- 15,3951= 14,8881= 14,224
BIBB COUNTY, MAC . . 1- 16,500 090 **
COBB CO.. (EXCL. MARIETTA) WPO 1 - 11,190
DE KALB CO., (EXCL. DECATUR) 7 1- 22,085 1 1- 120621- 17,6851- 13,8841 11,8711= 10,9811- 10,3231- 10,070
GLYNN CO.t BRUNSWICK 0000 .. *.* 000 1 1= 9,580
HOUSTON CO., PERRY #00 1 9,120 1- 8,310
MUSCDGEE CO.; COLUMBUS 1- 14,367 2 1- 14,000 0
I= 9074
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM CO* SAVANNAH 1 1= 11,695 #*0 1- 9,978
HAWAIISTATE OF HAWAII, HONOLULU 6 2 9.906 5 1- 19,406 16,704 11,903
2- 190406 2- 17,4471= 180227 1= 16,7041- 15,997 1- 14/070
IDAHOBOISE . *.o. .. ow . 0. 000 #00 8,400 2 1= 7,000
1= 5.239
ILLINOISALTON *******....... ........ .0 0.* 00* 1 I 15,172
CHAMPAIGN ............... .. . 090 0 0 1 1- 11,550 e 0
CHICAGO 257380 2 1- 20,520 2 1= 23,090 1= 27,5511= 24'516 1- 17,604 1- 20,9521- 170504
DECATUR 0000060666 . 6 . 0.** . *** . 1 1- 20,350 1 1= 170500 1 1- 8,024 1 1= 131800
DIST. 214, MT PROSPECT (H.S.) 2 1= 22.250 1 1- 16,500 #
1= 21,200
MOLINE 1 1 18,301 669 060 900
PEORIA 1 1 19,400 1 1- 19,250 1 1- 13.000 909
ROCKFORD ... . . . 1 1- 13.600 389
SPRINGFIELD 1 1- 17,500 1 1- 190000 1 1- 10,200 141000
72
TABIE 29.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMIAISTRATION, 1970-71vREPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOGL SYSTEM BY STATE
73
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SAL,R1ES PAID, 1970-71STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
INDIANABARTHOLOMEW UIST., COLUMBUS I- _7,
EAST ALLEN CO., NEW HAVEN 1 I- 18,600
ELKHART 1 I-- 18'915
FORT WAYNL ._.. 3 I-- 230212I- 18,654I- 16,729
GARY .... .04 . . 0 . 1- 21,010 4
I- 190558 I-I- 180762I- 170679 I-
INDIANAPOLIS I- 200500 1 I-
1- 18,9003- 17,848I- 1702621- 16,1281- 15,403
NEW ALBANY-FLOYD COUNTY.
SOUTH BEND 1- 16,050I- 8,976I- 6,960
WASHINGTON TWP., INDIANAPOLIS 00.
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS ............ 1- 17,500 1 1-
170400
COUNCIL BLUFFS 1- 19,532
DAVENPORT 1- 18,543 00.
VES MOINES 0000000000 ... . # 4 I- 21,3001- 18,350
15,430120030
SIOUX CITY I 1- 18,900
WATERLOO .***.#.000.00..... 200300 Oi
KANSASKANSAS CITY 2 1-- 16,047 ***
I- 13,581
SHAWNEE MISSION 2 I- 2100001- 20,000
TOPEKA . . 1 5,750
WICHITA . . . ....... . . . 5 I- 220160 4 1-
2- 19,340 1-1- 17,590 1-1- 170560 1-
KENTUCKYFAYETTE CO, LEXINGTON 30296
JEFFERSON CO. (EXCL.LOUISVILLE)
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH BENTON
15064814065014,1501219008,550
2
I-
14,950 O.,
-S14,500
006
I 1-1,
000
00628
$18,075 545 *
22,090 I 1- 20,456 1 1- 16005420,12618051415745
17,262 3 l= 11,422 0001- 100160I- 7,790
1- 11,880 .
6 1- 15,700 1 1- 14,37511000910,465
- 90921
101000 00.
17,100 2 1- 15,800I- 70650
I- 14.422 0.
I 11.500 I 1- 180450
2 I- 14,850 2 15,000I- 9,750 I- 12,245
1 1- 11,500 6 I- 11,0331- 1000331- 9,623I- 9,4191- 6,7001- 6,600
6*.
4 I- 12,0401- 1007401- 9,8001- 9,710
150500 2- 12,000 1 1- 12.500I- 10,258
912 1 1- 110300
20,280 3 1- 15,515 I- 14085014,570 I- 140045 I- 11,565130310 I- 12,59012,095
1- 14.508I- 12,444
9,200 _000 0
89000 I- 12,236
270
74
TABLE 29.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
LOUISIANA (CONTINUED)CADDO PARISH, SHREVEPORT o,o
STAFF PERSONNELNO. SALARY
1-- 160150
NUMBER OF OFFICERS ANDRESEARCH
NO. SALARY
SALARIES PAID, 1970-71FOOD SERVICESNO. SALARY
1-$13,600
HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY
0
1- 15,850 1- 12,6001= 150100 1- 6,181
14,635I- 13,9001- 13,184
CALCASIEU PARISH, LAKE CHARLES . 2 1- 13,500500
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, 18,2C0 1-$15,667 2 1- 15,167 1-5 9,376BATON ROUGE ............ ... . 16-200 1- 14,300 1- 8,487
(CONTINUED) 15,433 I- 7'979
ORLEANS PARISH, NEW ORLEANS 44 1- 18,396 2,240 1- 17,496 12 1- 22,6801- 15,060 I- 8,868 1- 15,060 1- 13,9202- 14020 1- 8,292 4- 11,784 1- 1005001- 13,344 3- 7,1701- 120240 1- 6,7304- 11,800 1- 6,490
19- 11,500 1= 6,44011,200 2- 6,2909,780 1- 5,850
I- 7,350
OUACHITA PARISH (EXCL. MONROE) * 1- 61000 0
ST. BERNARD PARISH, CHALMETTE 1- 15,720 2 1- 13 66 *
I- 12,466
ST. LANDRY PARISH, OPELOUSAS 0 . 0 1- 11,966 .
TERREBONNE PARISH, HOUMA 000 I- 160000 I- 12,495 1- 14,185
MAINEPORTLAND 0. . ......... .. so. 1- 17,200 2 1- 7,800 0
1- 6,200
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL CO., ANNAPOLIS 1- 24,260 1- I ,938 1- 18,488 0
1- 21,05016,923
I- 16,383I- 16,192
15,11314,399
1-- 10,795
BALTIMORE COO, TOWSON 6 1- 23,307 2 1= 21,037 2 1- 21 997 I- 21,0001- 22,582 19,912 1- 21 4121- 21,4122- 20,827I- 18,531
BALTIMORE ...o ........ ...0 o, 23 22,418 16 I- 19,866 I- 20,9001- 21,868 2- 17,908 1- 1806021- 20,075 2- 15,576 1= 170908
19,580 1- 14,806 I- 16,8081= 18,612 1- 12,485 I- 15,3561= 17,908 1= 12,375 1- 13,7617- 16,676 1= 11,440 1- 10,0632 140740 1= 11,330 2- 8,3001- 140050 1- 110055 2- 709001- 120..85 2- 10,1751- 120111 2- 9,680I= 110900 1= 8,800I- 11,7151- 11,200
906801- 8,200
CHARLES CO., LA PLATA 0.0. . 0. . 2 1 16,520 1= 14 40 14,9801- 110570
FREDERICK CO0 2 1- 19,330 0 1- 160980 0
1 17,900
HARFORD COo, BEL AIR oo . o . 0000 2 21,500 1 16,7691- 16,961
HOWARD COo0 CLARKSVILLE 0,600o 1- 20,476 # 9 9 0
TABLE 29.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION0 1970-71*REPORTING ';YSTEMS WITH ENkOLLMENTE OF 12,000 OR MORI': (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MARYLAND (C(JNTINUED)
75
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIDt 19 0-71STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
MONTGOMERY CO., ROCKVILLE .... 14 1-$28,203 8 1-$23,4331- 24,285 -- 20,535I- 23007 1909393- 22,256 190342I- 20,962 I- 1896611- 200195 1- 170724I- 190427 1- 1702972- 1806611- 16,0191- 15,3371- 13,719
WASHINGTON CU., HAGERSTOWN 2 1- 19,995 0 1
1- 18022
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER
FRAMINGHAM 1 1- 8 057 0
LYNN ..... .6 6 I 00 a *0 6 6 9
NEWTON...... ...... 00 0 0 1- 18,200 I
QUINCY 20.234 1- 8,413 1
1- 160687
wtY MOUTH * W
WORCESTER . . 6 1- 170600
MICHIGANANN ARBOR 2 I- 19,500 1- 190500
I- 18,500 1- 11,5691- 8000
BAY CITY ..................... 0** 210400
BIRMINGHAM ................ . 2 1- 21 350 * 0
000
DEARBORN ........... ......... 2 1- 220300 1- 2_ 952
1- 20027
DETROIT ........... . . . ... 0.6 1= 31,150 6 1- 29,7792- 25,918 1- 25,5491- 25,699 1- 2300652- 24,837 1- 22.5461- 24,606 1- 2203881- 22007 1- 20,5571- 22,7711- 22,2571= 20,1791- 1909381- 19,4461- 19,225I- 19,077
EAST DETROIT .................
I-la
I-
It 54514,71313,443
21,600
GRAND RAPIDS 3 I 23.123I- 18,9881 170324
GROSSE POINTt ............ . 1- 22,687
JACKSUN . 066660.006.6006060 4 I- 2101201- 2096591- 20,3041- 19,906
LANSING 000006000***6 . 0 . *0 4 I- 200925I-:20,6501-20,2501=-20,115
1- 20,698
21,864
1- 19,3421- 160190I- 13.440
18084
I- 12,416
006 660
1- 11000 1 1-$130765
1- 13,382
1= 14,203 1 1- 14,608
I= 10,000I= 601221- 5000
1- 14,299
1- 6,600
180675
1- 26,360I- 22,5211- 19,7771- 18.712I- 1803791- 17,2071- 17094
160213
9**
1- 12.256
0**
I 1- 170600
10 25,5492- 15,6253- 13,5681- 100466
10,1551- 7012
7.415
I- 16,946 1 I- 16,181
2 1- 14,5 01- 11,080
1- 12,843
1- 24055 1 1- 17.788
0
76
TAWE 29.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHGOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MICHIGAN (CONTINUED)ROSEVILLE
STAFF PERSONNELNO. SALARY
1 1$21,500
NUMBER OF UFFICERS ANDRESEARCH
NO0 SALARY
SALARIES PAID, 1970-71FOOD SERVICESNO. SALARY
1$13.750
HEALTH SERVICESNO* SALARY
00
SAGINAW 2 I 23'703 1 1$15.654 000 .461= 14.954
SOUTHFILD ***ow. ... .. 1 11,600 000 000
TAYLOR ........... 000 00 1 1 14,600 000
WARREN * 000 0000000* 4 1 23,144 9 I 11,968 0041 20.563 1 8,8441= 17.5351 12.906
WAYNE 3 I 23.500 I 16.700 1 10.900 I 1S16.772I 17,5001 11,900
MINNESOTAANOKAHENNEPIN, ANOKA 00 0. 0 2 1 12,500 I 15,754
1 9'625
DULUTH ... .....**...* . 0.* . . 000 000 I 12,394
MINNEAPOLIS 6 1 26,225 22.715 2 1 20.825I 22,715 I 14,1851 20.370I= 19.9601 16.905I 16.735
MOUNDS VIEW .. *6 ...... I 1= 25.920 I 1 10,700
OSSEU ....... . . * . ..*** ..... 1 22.197 009 1 6.825 00ROBBINSDALE . . 1 1 23,500 1 23 00 1 16,792
ROCHESTER * ... 00 . 000.00 2 1 21.020 1-*- 9 401 19,079
aosEVILLE . . 0090 21,000 0 0 8.690 1 I 13.603
MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE ........ . . 0 0 01.0 * 0 9 1 7.200
I 6,500
HINDS CO. (EXCL. JACKSON) .... 990 7,200 2 1 7.200I 6'057
JACKSON 00 ........ 0 ...... 900 1 151018 2 I 9.480 0 0
1= 12.338 I 6,050I= 11,384
MISSOURIFERGUSOAfrFLORISSANT, FERGUSON 009 1 130600 1 9.570
HAZELWOOD 1-* 16,415 1 I 15,750 2 I 7.000 2 3.000,6.000 1 8'737
HICKMAN MILO 17.866 00 0.288 9 0 0
INDEPENDENCE .***. 000 1 9-837
KANSAS CITY .****, 099 2 1 25,447 1 22.226 1 I 17.050I 20,130
NORTH KANSAS CITY 2 2= 17.850 19.700 1= 11.100 900
PARKWAY DIST* CHESTERFIELD **. 160600 2 1= 121500 0001= 6.200
RAYTOWN 99 1 1= 10.035 900
SPRINGFIELD 2 16.000 10.250 1 1 000_ 12.000
ST. LOUIS * 60, . *000.**00**00* 19.600 1= 19.300 2 151765 1 1- 9,104I= 15.500 I 15'500 1= 1115201 12.150 14.700
14.500
TABLE 29.--SAL4RIE5 PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL AD INISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE rONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATL
MUNTANABILLINGS ............... ...
GREAT FALLS
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
1=$130640
*00 000 1 1-$17.460
NEBRASKALINCOLN 00* 1= 12.460 1 2.460
NEVADAWASHOE CU., RENO . -$2_,204 1= 15,576 1= 11.736
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN ... . . 0 . 00********* 1- 11.150 1 150
CHERRY HILL 20.000 *0* 1- 90550 1 1 550
EDISON IWP 1 1- 15.000 0** 1.400
ELIZABETH ......... 1= 19.393 id* 004 0
HAMILTON TWP., TRENTON .. . . 6 0 5.712 1 1= 10.000
NEWARK .....0... ...... . 1- 21.546 546 1 1= 18,474 600
1- 16.930
PATERSON ....... .. . .. .. 1- 15.900 t 0 0 0
TRENTON ..... .. . ......* 16.500 1 I= 15.500 1- 14,600
WAYNE 19.950
WOODBRIDGE TWP. .. .. 1- 18.850 21,330 2 1= 10,574 1= 15,6001- 6.010
NEW MEXiCOALBUQUERQUE 5 2= 15'072 1 1= 12,670 2 1= 13.999 1= 12.670
1- 14.714 1- 10.7801- 13.2831- 12.670
LAS CRUCES 1 1- 15.323 1- 10.500 * *
NEW YORKALBANY ........... . .. 20.400 **0 * * 1= 13.540
1= 10.8001= 10.5401= 9.2501= 7.9921= 7,500
BINGHAMT N 000i. ...... .. 000 0 2 11,215150
1-- 8,200
BRENTWOOD ......... . .. 1 I= 24,747 0 *I 0 1-= 140281
BUFFALO ..***..** . * . .. . 4 1° 21.289 1= 18.799 1= 1906781= 20.536 I- 180515
15.355 1= 1601601- 14.512
COMMACK 24.200 * 0 * 0
EAST MEADOW 0041 1= 130120120260
1= 80980
ELMIRA ......... .. ... . WOW 7 U- 1106001-- 11,280I- 1102001= 809901- 8,560
800501.- 70510
FARMINGDALE *06 000 1705270900
GREECE CENTRAL, ROCHESTER 2 1= 190000 771- 17,000
000 *
78
TABLE 29.--S4LARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVc OFFICERS IN GENERAL AD _NISTRATION0REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
910-7
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)HICKSVILLE
STAFF PERSONNELNO. SALARY
0**
RESEARCHNO. SALARY
0..
FOOD SERVICESNO. SALARY
6 0
HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY
7 1-$1807972- 15,2201- 12,4721- 11,784I* 1104401- 8,688
KENMORE . ......... ... 6A1 006 0 0 006 12 1- 13,5001= 13,3372- 12,7371- 11,0751- 10,5001- 10,1671- 9,4002- 9,2601- 808061- 7,957
LEVITTOWN 0 0 0 0 0 1- 1704001- 15,0481- 14,170
MASSAPEQUA 0 00 0 4 1- 10,9001- 9,4751- 803251- 7,800
MIDDLE COUNTRY, CENTEREACH 600 600 1= 13,600
NEWBURGH ............ . ... Mi. 00 6 1- 12,0901- 11,7401- 10,1501- 10,0301- 9,060
70800
NEW ROCHELLE 0 4 I* 23,7501- 1403001- 1219001* 8,600
NEW YORK 4 1-$20055 15,6003- 16,000
NIAGARA FALLS .... . . ....... 20 I- 17, 0
1- 15,1481- 14,1201- 13,7881- 130384
12,700120612
2- 12,0601- 11,6501- 10,9561- 101441I- 10,1501- 907051= 905211= 9.3371= 9,1532- 8,3101- 8,086
ROCHESTER ........ ............ 5 1= 240344 0 O.1- 20.3091- 1907791= 18,6661= 170875
R_ E ... .......... 12 1= 11,35010,915
4- 10,600100480
1- 10,0001- 9,7001- 9,6001- 9,0251 6,700
79
TABLE 29.--S"\LARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATIONt 1970-711REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)SCHENECTADY
STAFF PERSONNELNO. SALARY
RESEARCHNO. SALARY
@ 0
FOOD SERVICESNO. SALARY
HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY
14 1-$13.3132- 11,9001- 11,6001- 11,150I- 10.9501= 10,0501- 9,1002- 9.0002- 8.500
8,1001- 7.900
SMITHTOWN ........ 00 99 6 1- 17,2501- 16.7001- 1514801- 14,0901- 100500
80380
SOUTH HUNTINGTON, DIST. 13, O. 0 * 9 2 1- 11,200HUNTINGTON STATION 1- 10.000
SPRING VALLEY, RAMAPO *0* 0 4 1- 16,3201- 15.000I- 14.3481- 8.862
SYRACUSE 2 1-$210396 2 I -S15.500 0 0 9 1- 12,48018,636 1- 9,506 I- 12,322
1- 11,4761- 11,4003- 11.1721- 9,8341- 7,350
UTICA I- 19,012 0 0 10 1- 13,3101- 12,300I= 11,4002- 11.0001- 9.4001- 8.6001 7,5001- 6'1001- 5.200
YONKERS 21,335 000 09* 8 23.9801= 17.5401= 10,9502= 10,2001- 1000501= 804501- 70500
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE CO., GRAHAM 00* 1 1-$ 8.640 P00(EXCL. BURLINGTON)
BUNCOM E CO.t (EXCL. ASHEVILLE) *9 9 # Oa 2 I- 7.2001 5,400
CUMBERLAND CO 1 1- 16,000 *00 1= 13,044(EXCL. FAYETTEVILLE)
DURHAM .. .. ........ 101500
GREENSBORO 1 I- 16,500 2 15,6001- 7,590
HIGH POINT # # # 1 1= 9,510
NASH CO., NASHVILLE 2 1- 11,880 0.6 1 1- 10,620 1 1- 90372I= 10,872
ONSLOW CO., JACKSONVILLE * 70344
RALEIGH . . . PO 2 1- 1017501= 80500
WAYNE C0.0 (EXCL. GOLDSBORO) 10,000 2 7,69070392
8 0
TABLE 29.--SALARIES PAIO ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-7STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO, SALARY NO. SALARY
OHIOAKRON 1-$14,283 2 1-$220995 I- -.780 0
1= 130400
BEREA 2 I- 23,600. 1 1- 160446 0
I- 170975
CANTON OOOOOOOOOOO *000000000" 000 000 1 11,716 1-$11.530
CINCINNATI 7 2= 20.406 1- 21,511 1- 18,545 1- 2410121- 18.667 1 16,274 1= 15,583I= 18,515 1= 15,946 2- 141827
17.750 1= 15,717 1= 12,7191= 17.255I- 17.030
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS = UNIVERSITY 1- 171900 1= 23,000 000HEIGHTS
CLEVELAND 12 I= 24,000 5 1- 20.280 1- 14,930 4 1- 21,5001- 21.780 3- 17.760 1- 11,750 1- 18.0001 21.480 1= 11,368 1- 71750 16,900I- 20,880 I- 15,300I- 20.4601'. 20,1601- 19,680I- 18,9603- 17.760I- 16.973
COLUMBUS 5 I= 22.522 6 1- 22.722 2 1- 21,859 1 15,535I- 21.859 1= 17,982 I- 15,535I- 20,799 1= 17.032I- 20.659 1= 16,4821= 17,779 150982
15,482
DAY1T1N 6 2= 18,620 I 18.015 14,215 2 12.900I= 18,135 1- 150730 1* 12,140 I- 6.2401= 17,134 I- 14,900 1 9.7602- 16,740 I= 14,400
ELYRIA ........... ******.***** 0 0 1- 6.781
LORAIN 1 1= 17.D00 0#* 0 0
MENTOR 3 1= 19,279 1- 12,421 0 0
1= 12.3191- 8,510
MIDDLETOWN 1 1- 18,136 2 1 9.299I- 5.000
PARMA 00# 2 I- 10'800 1 8031- 7,900
SPRINGFIELD 1= 17,000 9.889 2 8,240 *001= 5.560
TOLEDO 1= 12,740 0001- 7,045
WARREN 18,236 I- 14.942 00*
WILLOUGHBY-EASTLAKE. UGHBY 0 0 0 *00 1 1- 12,952 1= 15,660
YOUNGSTOWN 19,105 15,411 1 1 15,711
OKLAHOMALAWTON 1 1= 11,155
MIDWEST CITY 1 13,400
OKLAHOMA CITY 3 1= 15,415 4 1- 14,000 1 1- 13.100 2 1= 13,6001= 14,300 I= 120500 1 11.800
13.935 1= 110400I.= 9,850
PUTNAM CITY 1 1= 8,400 000
TABLE 29.=-SALARIES PAIO ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
81
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY NO0 SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
OKLAHOMA (CONTINUED)TULSA ............ o o 000000 o T0 5 1-$181673
1= 18,3461= 1503591= 15,3221- 13,243
OREGONBEAVERTON OO g 0 I- 17,988
1= 17,8981- 140947
EUGENE ....... 000 600 0#0 0 0 f 2 1= 18,5001= 15,500
SALEM I= 17,6351= 9,552
PENNSYLVANIAABINGTON ...... 0.....**. 2 1= 22,600
1= 13,910
ALLENTOWN _
ARMSTRONG 0IST.0 FORD CITY 1= 1802271- 130765
BETHLEHEM ....... ....... . ..0.0 0 0 0
BRISTOL TWP. 1- 15,500
CENTRAL DAUPHIN0 HARRISBURG 0.
ERIE . ... 0000.00e00##04.00000 1 000
HARRISBURG 1= 18,1931= 16,1151= 14,501
NESHAMINY 01ST., LANGHORNE I= 20,100
PENNSBURY DIST., FALLSINGTON o 2 1- 18,2001- 15,652
PHILADELPHIA 6 1- 25,640I= 220760I- 210800I- 21,480_ 20,8401= 19,880
SCRANTON . ...,.......0 .. 0
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON 00000#000#014 15,250
SOUTH CAROLINAANDERSON CO. DIST. 5
COLUMBIA 00 .. MOO . g 2 1= 1706041= 13,500
DARLINGTON COUNTY # 9 9
GREENVILLE CO. ........ . ####00 2 1= 13,2001= 12,480
SOUTH DAKOTARAPID CITY .. ***** .. 1 1= 16,435
SIOUX FALLS .. 0#000000.0#000*0
TENNESSEECHATTANOOGA 2 16,005
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY COotCLARKSVILLE
4.
.0 .
1-
#
6 1=
060
.0.
O 0%
887743
2
1=506248,640
1=11 0000
16,307 1= 11,654
14,100 000 000
12,000 I= 14,772 00,1- 8,1991- 6,757
1= 171388 1 I= 1E10392
1= 120300 # *
1= 130365
1= 13,540 1 I= 13,640
I= 13,000 1 1= 12,500
1 1= 11,300
1 I= 13,113
655 1= 90180 1= 12,793
2 17,000 gay
1= 80600
0 0
23,720 I- 210800 1= 35,00022,760 1= 160520 I- 22076019,880 I= 151560 I- 21,800180920 1- 181878170960 18,000170480 17,960
1= 70350 0 0
1= 8,000
1= 11,263 1 2,700
. 12,506 2 1 = 13,364
1= 8,086 1= 6,7201= 6,620
1= 7,000
3 12,960 2 1= 7,4001= 9,840 1= 790001= 80400
900 1 1= 7,650
1= 100000 1 1= 12,790
1- 15,000 1= 13,255
I= 80400 000
82
TABLE 29.-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71STAFF PERSONNEL RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
TENNESSEE (CONTINUED)HAMILTON 0606000090.0000000000
KNOX CO..(EXCL. KNOXVILLE)
MEMPHIS 9 9 000600.0600.00000
1
0.0
1-$14,701
1 21,3002= 18,6723= 16.1521- 15.4801= 14.1721- 13,524
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) 3 I- 14.664I= 13.0561= 12.720
SULLIVAN CO*, BLOUNTVILLE
SUMNER CO.. GALLATIN 006
TEXASARLINGTON ............00000.00 1= 14,605
AUSTIN 4 I= 16.3801= 15,561I- 14,2811= 8,801
BIROVILLE, FORT WORTH 0.. .... 0.0
CORPUS CHRISTI ....... ..... 0.* 17'9781= 15.6551= 131231
DALLAS 2 I= 18,1161= 15.566
ECTOR CO., ODESSA 1= 17.438
EL PASO .... 4 2- 19,1341= 13,8041= 130754
FORT WORTH 5 19,2201= 16.3601= 11,6001= 11,2001= 11,000
=.-JALVESTON . .0 .. .... .. 6
GOOSE CREEK, BAYTOWN
HARLANDALE 2 1= 15,4921= 11.149
HOUSTON ...... 6000.0 . 0#00 1= 18.9891= 18.9741= 18.1871= 17.3411= 16.7721= 15.900I= 15.8291= 15.686
HURST 000
LUBBOCK 2 1= 18.5001= 140898
MESQUITE
MIDLAND 2 1= 14.7001= 14.200
NORTHSIDE, SAN ANTONIO .0.w.
000
5 1-$20,0044- 18.672
#00
60*
6.0
000
1= 14.237
2 1- 13.7361= 12,108
1= 17.320
999
09
2 1= 18 1591= 15.829
000
6 6 9
6
2
7
2
1
1
1-$11,424
1- 11,868
I= 19,3321- 13.5242= 12,5161= 10,6321= 9,996
1= 7,620
1= 8,000
1= 5.300
I= 11.5001= 4,000
1= 15,154I= 11.3101= 10.048I= 9.9471- 9.9381= 9,3251= 8.537
1= 12.190
1= 16.362
17.744
1= 12.972
I- 19.134
1= 18.4001= 16,735
15,215
1= 12,800
1= 8.912
1= 19.1691- 17.496
16,221
1= 10.800
1= 12,000
9.800
1= 12,0001= 8.904I- 8.389
1= 8,000
1
2
1-$
.00
*00
06.
066
###
1-
I-
I-1=
1-
I=I-1-I-I-I=
1=
066
5.320
11,011
21, 313
15,673
24,00012,890
8,807
9 0
17,72216,54414.93214,47213,79513,664
9,833
8-230
8 3
TABLE 29 --SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION@ 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
TEXAS (CONTINUED)
STAFF PERSONNELNO* SALARY
NORTH EAST 0IST0, SAN ANTONIO 2 1 4,7001= 12,600
SAN ANTON 0 2 1- 1403921- 14,184
SPRING BRANCH 1 13,627
TYLER0.0 .... 00..0.0..0 ...... * 17,000
WICHITA FALLS
UTAHALPINE DIST*, AMERCIAN FORK 00
GRANITE DIST. SALT LAKE CITY 15075315043
1 13,366
JORDAN 1 1= 16,428
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO. 0000000...0 2 ,967
1- 18099
CHESAPEAKE ...0 ............ 00. 1- 150700
CHESTERFIELD COL ,940
FAIRFAX CU. .0.600.........00. 12 1= 23,7711= 2304751- 2108771- 200161- 20,3331- 2002431-- 19,854
19,3691= 19,1101- 18,4451- 1706901= 14,692
HAMPTON .. .. .......... . ..
HENRICO couNry (EXCL. RICHMOND)
LYNCHBURG 0 ...... ..NORFOLK . 5 20,130
1= 18,4801=- 17,1601- 160251- 14,445
PRINCE WILLIAm cu. MANAssAs 1- 17,85017,150
1= 12,800
RICHMOND 16,7441=-' 15,2101- 14,508
13,182.2= 12,588
ROANOKE CO0 (EXCL0 ROANOKE) 1= 17,000
VIRGIN A BEACH ...... .. 0.0.0* 1= 18,9451- 12,9851= 121630
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE 2 2107.3,-
1 .19'.1965
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71RESEARCH FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES
NO* SALARY ND* SALARY ND* SALARY
2
1
2
1-$ 9,500 2
5
2
1-1-
2-1-1*
1-
2000--452
17,0009,6009,3608,400
9,220
1
***
1-$ 8,456
1= 7,000
1 1- 9,750 0.0
00* 2t792
1- 140693 1- 8,792 000
00. 2 1- 141512 00.1- 9,443
1 1- 7,104 ONO
1- 20,743 2 1- 11,242 2 1= 17,87215,621 1- 10,523 1- 13,294
1= 13,200 2 1- 12,705 1- 909751- 90550
1= 14,617
1- 244488 4 1- 22#9421- 1915261- 13,2851= 11,680
..* 9,800
1- 14,565 ***
1- 908701- 80610
1- 11,942 soos
1 14,760 1 13,8601- 120660
20,460 180501- 17,500
16,650
1- 16,744 2 2= 13,832 9,55515,210
1=. 141508
* 0 . 100500 2 1- 1307007,550
16,780 1 1= 16,730 1 1= 50170
21099 1 1 15,298
8 4
TABLE 290°°SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRA) VE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION+ 1970°710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)CLOVER PARK 0**09 ...... .. .0.0
STAFF PERSONNELNOo SALARY
1°120,350
NUMBER OF OFFICERS ANDRESEARCH
NO* SALARY
409
SALARIES PAID, 1970°FOOD SERVICESNO* SALARY
11139515
HEALTH SERVICESNO0 SALARY
1 1=11009
EL:MONDS DIST* 150 LYNNWOOD 1° 180930 2 1° 179980 0041° 12760
EVERETT 0.0 1 1° 170863
FEDERAL WAY 1 1 130507 1 1- 90207
HIGHLINE DIST*, SEATTLE 2 1° 20,000 1 1°1180720 12,200 1 1° 13/755.-* 18,175 100950
1° 9,300
KENT 1 1° 190940 000 2 1° 111286 1 1° 1096081° 111200
LAKE WASHINGTON 00000.00 . 00090 1° 91832 .0* 2 1° 12,001 0.01° 91000
SEATTLE ...... .0 . .0 .... 00.000. 00. 2 1° 199728 2 1° 22,3441° 180706 1° 16,252
SHORELINE0 SEATTLE .009.00. 200089 1 1° 12,400 1 1° 180350 2 1° 2010891° 15,416
SPOKANE 0 .... f#0000#0 .. 9*** 4 1° 20'849 20,624 1 1° 15,264 1 1- 13,7151° 20,2901° 18,0161° 150631
TACOMA 0 00 ..... #00 . 4 . *** 1° 21,782 4 1° 201804 1 1° 169323 24,9941° 20,036 1° 16,544' 160562 1° 13,402
1° 129285
VANCOUVER . ****** fa .. *****00 1 1° 20,890 0 1° 11,250 @
YAKIMA 1° 13,784
WEST VIRGINIACABELL CO*0 HUNTINGTON 9.0 1-- 110232 2,232
FAYETTE CO*0 FAYETTEVILLE 1 1° 6,120 1° 6048 L 1° 7,150
HARRISON COot CLARKSBURG 1 1° 70800 1 1° 41300 6 600 1 1 1005001 5,7752 50000
KANAWHA C001 CHARLESTON 1 160190 2 1 _140 2 1- 1000001 15,900 1- 10,090 1= 904001- 15,390
MCDOWELL COot WELCH El 9,200 6,3005180050000
WOOD CO*0 PARKERSBURG 2 1° 14,900 3 1° 7t100 4 0 0 01° 9,960 1° 6,128
1° 60000
WISCONSINAPPLETON 0 *0 *09 *0 * 1,150
9,88680587
GREEN BAY 1 000 1 10-990 7,695
KENOSHA *woo. .... . . 0.9. 2 19,996 1 18,4,84 218 0
160468
MADISON .00 ern** .. 90 .. 000000 20,370 180750 1° 14,720
TABLE 29#.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATIONI 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
'CHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
WISCONSIN (CONTINUED)
STAFFNO*
PERSONNELSALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND, RESEARCHNO. SALARY
SALARIES PAID, 1970=71FOOD SERVICESNO* SALARY
HEALTH SERVICESNO. SALV'Y
MILWAUKEE . ############## 4 1-$19,998 11 1=S221349 6 728 *0*1- 18,597 1- 20,397 1= 18,7981= 180300 1- 16,768 0981 170186 1- 16,576 1-- 141875
1= 150832 1- 1417501 151520 1- 1412002- 15,3761- 15,0761- 1305771- 120553
RACINE . 9* OOOOOO #..SOOP.O#. 2 1 19,800 1 1- 19.433 **#1- 17#500
WYOMINGLARAMIE CO., CHEYEN EOOOOO # 1 1= 18 039 1 1= 170240 1 1= 91000 9M9
TABLE 29A.-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12'000 OR MORE
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-7PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
ALABAMABALDWIN CO. BAY MINETTE 2 1-$15.000 600
HUNTSV:LLE
1-
I-
8,200
10,502
JEFFERSON CO. 1- 140997 #* 5,784(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 1- 9,400
1- 6.100
LE C .0 . 1 I- 11,520 1=$ 10,992 5 1317732- 1214531 10.7881- 10/590
ALA KAANCHORAGE ............. .. .. 2 26.522 0 1- 18.022 1- 28,438
1- 22,599
ARIZONAPHOENIX (H.S) ............ 1.$20,337 1 1- 17,653 I= 18.601
TUCSON I- 10,408 1- 180761 2 1- 15.441 1 I= 12,8261= 10,355
WASHINGTON DIST.6,PHOENIX(ELEM) 800 1 1= 12,319
ARKANSASLITTLE ROCK ... . .. .00 I 1- 11,500 5 1- 16,500
1= 12,0001= 9,7701= 9.200I- 7,900
CALIFORNIAALHAMBRA .... ..... .. 1= 11,208 772 9,0 2 1= 19,944
1- 16,704
ANAHEIM (H.S.) ....... 1 18,220I= 17.560
AZUSA . 4. ........ * ...... "O.. im O.. I 1= 18.657
BAKERSFIELD. (ELEM.) . O.. 1= 18.5031- 16,8071- 16,597I° 16.583I- 16,2801- 16,1211= 14.521I= 10.196
BALDWIN PARK 1- 101342 009 .60 2 0607 880
BELLFLOWER 00# 0#0 1 1° 18,160
BERKELEY .......... I- 20.558 2 1= 220750 2 I= 22.7501= 17,218 1= 18,485
BURBANK ..... 0 0 19,480
CAJON VALLEY., EL CAJUN (ELEM) 1 1 11.148 000 16.148
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) 1 1- 11,957 1 I= 18,096
COLTON 000 1 20,190
EL RANCHO DIST., PICO RIVERA 1 1= 11.412 000
FOLSOM CORDOVA 1- 19,040 1 I- 19,040
FONTANA 0 1- 17,664
FREMONT .... 954 .0. I 1- 22.780
FREMONT, SUNNYVALE (H.S.) 00 * 1 I 19,700d1='12,840
FRESNO . ......*... .0 9 1 18,474 I- 20,438
TABLE 29Ao-=SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SY$TEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)GLENDALE
GROSSMONT (HoS*) . .......
HACIENDA-LA PUENTE, 0.....o.**
HAYWARD .......
8 7
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATION FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO SALARY
1=$120072
1- 13,272
I- 10.848
HUNTINGTON BEACH (H.So) ..****
INGLEWOOD . .............
KERN CO*, BAKERSFIELO (H.So) *
0
LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY (ELEM.) 1 I= I 0964
LODI 06 E ..... 600000060.66000m 000
LONG BEACH 1 1- 130308
LOS ANGELES . a. . 6.... . *.**.... 4 1- 2709271- 16,5601- 1400421- 120580
MOOESTO
MONTEBELLO .. . ....o 130392
MONTEREY . 0#00,0OP%006.06000 1- 11,004
MT* DIABLO, CONCORD ....*** *00
NAPA VALLEY 60000**990 . 0060**Y 0
NEWPORT-MESAt NEWPORT BEACH _3,104
NORWALK-LA MIRAOA 151672
OAKLAND ***so . a** .... oo .. # 0
PA4ARO VALLEY' WATSONVILLE *** 1 10,284
PASADENA
POMONA ........
REDLANDS
RICHMOND
0.
1- 11,832
00 *
SACRAMENTO 6000M90000* . 0 ... 0#0 0 .1
SANTA ANA ..... . oo .. *ago.
SANTA BARBARA if:.4
87
0
0 0
1-$17,22
1
1
1=
1=
1=
10,608
14,700
20,930
0
1-S220379
040
1- 16,470
*90 000 I= 19,212
I- 200376 * 6
0. 1- 190980
I= 18 23 1- 180150
*06 1- 170270
* 0 *0 1 25,660
1- 280658 4 1= 25,695 1- 2709011- 27,144 1= 24,2861- 22,96' 1= 20.6321- 2101, , 1= 14,838I= 20,;)
0 I 1- 16,156
1 1- 16 890 I- 20,384
2 8,352 1= 16,6301= 80016
*0 16,835
# 1 1- 200668
0** 00.
*e. 1 19,620
1- 24,849 1 I= 170124 1 1= 240849
..* 666 1- 140408
1- 20,638 1=- 160298 11 1- 2307751= 16,479 1- 210392I- 9,490 1= 190598
1- 18,9181= 1709071- 1702561- 16,9291- 16,289I- 14,0461- 13,155I- 12,059
1- 18070 *** 2 1= 2006251- 170261 I= 150506
# 6 # 1= 7 644 **0
0 0 5 1- 2201523= 1905481- 17,916
2 1 120860 1= 180743 1= 170058I= 120269
2 13,860 6 18,78012,264 1 18,180
1- 17.5801= 170490
1606651- 14,650
,1= 180966 0 2 1- 18021121962
88
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION9 1970=719REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
PUPILTRANSPORTATION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 197 71COMMUNITY REL PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/ORATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTS
INFORMATION AND AIDSSALARY NO9 SALARY No. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)SANTA CLARA
SANTA ROSA ... . ..........0.00
NO. SALARY
1$149172
99.
NO*
1
SAN BERNARDINO 4.. ..... I 13,238 2
SAN DIEGO ...9 . .000...00900 . O. *** 3
SAN JUAN DIST99 CARMICHAEL I 209945
SAN LORENZO 1 1 89796
SEQUOIA DIST*,REDWOOD CITY (H.S.)
STOCKTON .4.9099009 . 9...99...9 2 I= 12,036 1
1 80556
TORRANC,E a 1= 139872
VALLEJO 1 I 119904
VENTURA I 119904
VISALIA 1 I 10,524
WEST COVINA 000
COLORADOARAPAHOE COo9 LITTLETON 1 I= 11,000 2
BOULDER 2 I 139961I= 79273
COLORADO SPRINGS *0 ... 99 . ...00
DENVER 179060 2
JEFFERSON C049 LAKEWOOD 2 I 15974611,316
MESA CO* GRAND JUNCTION I 7,728
POUDRE DIST.' FORT COLLINS 1 99528 1
CONNECTICUTENFIELD 99785
HARTFORD 9.4...09 .. 0099******* ***
WEST HARTFORD *** . ** . *********
DELAWARENEWARK 90904.* ****410 .........
..*
1=$159624
160659
I 209694I 189439
I 2392661 159580I 141176
1 109668
99*
I= 199000I 131250
I 149504
151000
21,100139840
OW.
I 171532
*SS
1= 19,
1 17,107
2 1$2490141 169112
1= 18,873
1 1$169800 4 1= 1598442 14,204I 13,438
909 1 I= 161800
159757 3 I= 219545I 179443I 169610
1 I= 209016 1 I 179184
10 1 1895841= 1813601 1893561= 181080
171880I 159597I 149801I 149601I 149572I 131524
I 8,074 09.
00. 2 1-. 179770I 169174
SOO
1 1 11 696
199656
0
1 1 159167 3 I 1299271 129307
11,214
229005 7 I 199100179855 189200
I 139670 1 179100I 169675
159070149070129640
2 159614 165I= 149408
600
000 I 159779
0O 159220
1 1 11,340 209022
00* .
I I 209468
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION0 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
DELAWARE (CONTINUED)WILMINGTON .............. ... 0.
PUPILTRANSPORTATION
NO SALARY
DISTRICT OF COLU BIAWASHINGTON, U.C. ... . 14,665
1- 111231
FLORIDAALACHUA CO., GAINESVILLE t....
BREVARD C0.0 TITUSVILLE ...... 12017010,3908,395
DADE C000 MIAMI .. . 1- 160926
DUVAL CO., JACKSONVILLE #
ESCAMBIA CO., PENSACOLA 4
*00
- 1009201- 8,153
6,1151 5,568
LAKE CO., TAVARES **** . 60 .. 1- 14,946
LEE CO9, FT9 MYERS . 99999.9999 3 1- 10,0002- 89000
MANATEE C0.0 BRADENTON 0..00.. 9,0006,600
MARION CO0 OCALA 2 1- 8 6007,000
PINELLAS C000 CLEARWATER 0_00 1009821= 90484
SARASOTA CO9 99999 . . 99 .. 00000 1- 140989
VOLUSIA CO., DELAND 14,4518,168
1- 6.597
GEORGIAATLANTA **000000 ... 0006000**
BIBB COUNTY, MACON 06
COBB CO., (EXCL. MARIETTA) 00 0
DE KALB C (EXCL. DECATUR) 22,08517,685130819
GLYNN CO., BRUNSWICK 1 140856
HOUSTON C00, PERRY 1 20648
MUSCOGEE C00, COLUMBUS 1 14,694
89
NUMBER OF OFFICERSCOMMUNITY REL=ATIONS(PUBLIC)
NO0 SALARY
AND SALARIES PAR), 1970-71PUBLICATIONS
AND/ORINFORMATION
NO. SALARY
FEDERALSTATE
ANDNO.
AND/ORGRANTSAIDSSALARY
1=$17,184 1 1-$150528 6 1-$21.744_- 19,3881-- 18,1441-- 17,2881= 1609281= 15,864
1 1- 190100 I 1 11,905 1 190525
1= 6,210 3,764 1= 150500
1- 15,500 4 1= 18,5501- 16.8651- 16,5001- 13,725
4 1- 16,926 2 2200801- 14,000 1= 17,8732- 110585
r I I- 12,088 I 1= 15.997
0 1= 10,400 22 I- 1405002- 13,5002- 12.6501= 11,308I 10.890I.-- 10,3203 9,780I-- 90360
8,2207,440
2-- 699003- 6,000
90* 00* 000
000 * 2 13,8571- 12,900
1 9,492 6 1- 14035510,96110,33090830
1= 903586,300
000 2 1= 1304401-- 120000
2 1= 19.219 1 14,246 I= 1504751 14,126
1 15,000 0 0 2 1= 16092016,494
2 1= 9,110 000 1= 10,6811= 6.911
1 456 00. 000
130500
0 0 0 I 15,000
2 1_ 4851-- 81338
0
000 17.510
*60 *
90
TABLE 29A0--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION* 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GEORGIA (CONTINUED)SAVANNAH-CHATHAM CU.0 SAVANNAH
HAWAIISTATE OF HAWAII, HONOLULU
IDAHOBOISE
ILLINOISALTON .00000000000.0000 .......
CHICAGO
DECATUR .......... ............
PEORIA
ROCKFORD
SPRINGFIELD
INDIANAANDERSON
BARTHOLOMEW DIST., COLUMBUS 00
EAST ALLEN C000 NEW HAVEN 0**0
FORT WAYNE
GARY ......
INDIANAPOLIS
MARION .. 0 .. ....... 40.0
SOUTH BEND 09.. ... 000.000 . V* .
VIGO CO., TERRE HAUTE
WASHINGTON TwP.0 INDIANAPOLIS
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS
DAVENPORT
DES MOINES ******* ........... *
WATERLOO
KANSASKANSAS CITY ........ .. ... ..
SHAWNEE MISSION
TOPEKA 90.99 ..... 09 ...... 090##
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIDI 1970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
ATIONS(PUBLIC) STATE GRANTSTRAN$PORTATION AND/ORINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARYNO.
1 1=
SALARY
10,288
17,447
NO0 SALARY
MOO
2 1-$19,4061- 12,406
'375
0O0
2 18'673 2 21,384I- 18,533 533
I- 10,900
1 I- 12,500
1 I- 13*000 1- 160000
1- 17,000 14,000
1 1- 11,000 0.0
1 1- 100600 .00
12,700 9.4
. 0 1- 200227
9
1- 10.085 2 20,500141166
.000 0.0
1- 110000 1 1= 140500
1 1= 17,450 PO.
1 1- 17,500
2 1 110400 17,5001- 7,500
1. 1- 9,792 o
I- 16,650
1- 100000
1- 16,000
WICHITA 1 I- 100176
0 0 0
000
6 1-$17,4471- 1503251- 1406811- 14,0701- 12,9341- 11,903
1 1- 9.000
###
1 1- 17,900
.
Off
1 1- 170963
##O
. 0 0
1-$150285
1- 191906
1- 13,062
1 1 14*100
@O.
I I- 18*500
I 180500
00 #
#
5 I- 21,86119,56519,444
1- 18.906I- 180762
1= 170981- 17,8981- 15,518
300
1- 14.2001- 1310501- 13,000
O 0
. 0 0
2 18,900I- 60000
I- 150259
I- 18,350
150200
1 3,570 1 1- 14,153
14,000
1- 11.700
0 111820 4 1- 21,5351- 17,7051 15,090
14,050
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIDt 1970-71 i
PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/ORTRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTS
INFORMATION AND AIDSNO0 SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
KENTUCKYFAYETTE CO, LEXINGTON 0 2 1-$13,536 1-$14,268 1-$17 336
1- 12,936 1 14,2681= 13,128
JEFFERSON CO0 (EXCL.LOUISVILLE1 3- 13,200 190125 1- 17,5001- 8,8501- 7,6501- 7,4001= 7,1501- 6,000
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISHt BENTON 0.0.0" 650 0 0 5 300
CADDO PARISH, SHREVEPORT 0..00 2 1- 14,000 0*0 006 2 2- 15,4001- 12,000
CALCASIEU PAR1SHg LAKE CHARLES 000 1- 14,750
EAST BATON RUUGE PARISHg 2 1- 13,315 * 2 1- 17,433BATON ROUGE ........... .0.0.0. 1- 9,900 1 - 17,033
ORLEANS PARISHg NEW ORLEANS 1- 17,496 1*$14,160 *
1- 13,9201- 13,8001= 13,3441- 8,292
OUACHITA PARISH (EXCL. MONROE) 9,300 1= 13-8001- 1303131- 11,388
ST. BERNARD PARISH, CHALMETTE 12,000 00.
ST. LANDRY PARISH, OPELOUSAS 1= 160104 # 1- 16,1041= 16,0041= 12,600
ST, MARY PARISH, FRANKLIN 14 500
TERREBONNE PARISH, HOUMA 1- 14,185
MAINEPORTLAND .0.00......000.0 1- 13,365
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL CO0* ANNAPOLIS 1= 171514 1= 15,827 1 1= 20025 2 1- 150283
1- 16,639 1= 12,2961- 16,5741= 16,0021= 1213831= 71652
BALTIMORE C00, TOWSON 6 1= 211787 1= 12036 1- 14,304 1 1= 220131= 1709311= 16,7311= 1611471- 1316901- 13,104
BALTIMORE ........ 0 .. 60000000* 2 1= 17,435 13 1- 171908 6 1= 2019001=. 9,075 1- 14,806 1- 17,358
1= 14,685 2= 16'6762 13,530 12.9001= 13,145 120702- 12,4001 12,2001= 11000
10,6702 10,500
CHARLES CO., LA PLATA 2 1= 16,520 1 1 15,600 2 1= 17,3601- 15'470 141690
FREDERICK CO. .. ....... . 2 1= 16,780 1 161390 2 I- 16,7001 13,625 1= 15,025
92
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION. 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL= PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY NO* SALARY
MARYLAND (CONTINUED)HARFORD CO., DEL AIR 1-$18.964 1 1-$ v500 1-517,016
1- 17,0161- 15,515
HOWARD CU., CLARKSVILLE 2 1- 19,442 **.1- 16.501
MONTGOMERY CU., ROCKVILLE .... 1 1= 19,342 7 2- 19,257 4.1= 17.3822= 16.7011- 16,0191- 15.337
WASHINGTON CO., HAGERSTOWN . 1 18,084 1 1- 18.314 2 I- 19,1911- 18,822
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER . .. .. 000 1 15,801
FRAMINGHAM 1=517.500 00.
LOWELL 0.0 0 0 . 1= 16,000
LYNN 0.0 600 1= 17.527
NEWTON . . .... 4000.00.0 . 00 . 0400 00. 1 1= 18.645
QUINCY ......... ......... 0 2 20,23414.60B
WEYMOUTH .0. 6 1= 14,5001= 12.7101= 10,6001= 10,4001- 8,1001- 7,600
WORCESTER 000 1- 17,100 2 1= 15,6001- 10.800
MICHIGANANN ARBOR . . .. . .. ............ 1= 14 000 0 4 2 20.250
1= 14.750
BAY CITY . .......... . . 21.000 4.0 .00
BIRMINGHAM ..... ..,....... . .00 1 1= 22.600 2 1- 20.60514.840
DEARBORN I- 11.813 1- 20,295 1 1= 21,262
DETROIT . . ...... 900 14 1- 29,779 6 29,929 117 28.6021= 27.836 269974 1= 28,4391= 26.653 1= 260068 1= 28.2051= 26.068 1= 21,985 27.3591- 25,9113 1- 21.273 1- 26,9511= 24.197 1- 17,200 2605401- 23,483 2= 26.1711= 22.800 1- 25,9181= 22.546 24.9241- 21,684 1= 2413312= 20,532 1- 23,8701- 18,284 1- 23,8521- 14,500 5- 23.483
23,2672= 22,9392 22,9151= 22.8001= 22,5593= 22,546
22,405220317
1= 2213081- 22.2101- 22.1421- 22,107
22,05021.985
= 21.697
TABLE 29A.-=SALARIES PAID AD INISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL AD- NISTRATION. 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
93
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71PuPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
MICHIGAN (CONTINUED)DETROIT 000000000000 ..... 00000 4-$21.684
(CONTINUED) 1- 21.4331- 21.2642= 20.9851= 20.7681- 20.6541= 20.533I- 20.3991- 20.2153- 20.0311- 19.750
19,6181- 18.8252- 18.5251- 18.4791- 18.3763= 18.3291= 18.0511- 17.9952- 17.9292- 17.8253- 17.7502- 17.6291- 17.5951- 17.2192- 17.2002- 17.1255- 17.0501- 16.975I- 16.931
16.6321= 16.4821- 16.425
13- 16.2751- 16.1041- 16.0031- 15.7301- 15.6771- 15.2782- 15.1681= 15.1341- 14,6291= 14.325
GRAND RAPIDS ......... .... . 2 1=$200740 I _2 ,204 1 1$21.204 2 1- 21.0409.912 18,110
GROSSE POINTE 1 1= 24.219 0 0
JACKSON 00000 0# . 0 . 66 .. .. 01.0 I I.= 12.296 1 1- 19,541 1 1- 19.275
LANSING ..........**** .. . I 90651 1 119,440 000 1 1- 23.615
ROSEVILLE 0.00# .......... 00000 WOW 000 000 1 1- 18.000
SAGINAW I 1= 16,154 000
SOUTHFIELD 000 1 13.500 20,000
TAYLOR 2 I- 15.776 e* 1 1- 17.76511.691
WARREN 14.144I= 10.504I- 9.204
WAYNE 6 13.000 1 1= 18 00 1- 19.500
MINNESOTAANOKAMENNEPINI ANOKA 00000000 # 11200 0 W
DULUTH 1 1- 11.122 I- 18.0641- 16.910I= 16,590
MINNEAPOLIS ........ . 000000000 0 0 2 I- 22.150 0 * 0
1- 19.150
MOUNDS VIEW 000 I= 180500 90W W
9 4
TABLE 294.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINSTRATION0 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID* 1970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL= PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/DR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIO) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO, SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MINNESOTA (CONTINUED)OSSEO 6999.00.999.9690*90* ...
NO. SALARY
1.-$ 90600
ROBBINSDALE . . I 160600
MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE ... 09*
JACKSON ............ ..... 9996# 1 71020
MISSOURIFERGUSONFLORISSANT0 FERGUSON 1. I 11,520
HAZELWOOD .......... . ... ... 1 I 110570
KANSAS CITY 170010
NORTH KANSAS CITY 1 1 17,500
PARKWAY DIST. CHESTERFIELD 1 130E4001 9,3001 70500
RAYTOWN . . ........... . . 1 1 13.066
SPRINGFIELD .............. .. . 2 91600I` 80750
ST. JOSEPH .. .........
ST. LOUIS #69*** 990.999.60999 1 90468
MONTANABILLINGS 99604499.09.06,*.#9.9s 14,100
GREAT FALLS ......... .. . 0600
NEVADAWASHDE CD., RENO I I= 17,064
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN . ** . 6 . 994.96.0 . *0.969*
CHERRY HILL .............. .. . 2 1 12,5501 9.L 0
ELIZABETH 0
HAmILToN TwP., TRENTON . 9,072
JERSEY CITY 0 . 0
MADISON TWP.0 MATAWAN 1 12,000
NEWARK .... 9# 6999.6.966***0#6
PATERS N .9. 9*. * 990609 9996. 69*
TRENTON I` 201400
WOODBRIDGE TWP. .............. 1= 11,130
. 0
I 1$110688
1 1 160349
I 130027
O
12000091000
7 1605181= 15,0631 1406561 141018I= 1304341= 1103841 11,350
1 1=
5
1=2=I`
9.460
30000
23105817094117062217.402
5
...
112I
23005817,941170622170402
0 .
15,000
9
1 9,500 1.99
660 69*
19,300 1 1= 10,651 1
0 0 # *6 a
1= 17,928
950 9 #
***
9** 909
999 Pm*
4 2= 18,474-A= 17,546.A'160930
15,470
#9*
0 * 0
*
go.
1 200861
.96
I= 131400
1= 160000
* 0
9
I= 150324
I` 16,309I= 140230I 120976
1 1 240030
I I 140690
1 I 110300
2 1. 230525I` 150500
I` 190900
I` 1602501= 1502461= 110335
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 121000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES ..
NEW YORKALBANY ... 60 .. 0 . 00 . . 0:000***
BRENTWOOD * ..
95
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1$12.364 ...
009
BUFFALO ....
ELMIRA .....
GREECE CENTRAL,
KENMORE . .
. .. .........
ROCHESTER
. .............
.0.
***
0
2 1
1-
1-
LEVITTOWN ......... . . ........
MASSAPEQUA *004000***000000000 00*
#00
1-
NEWBURGH 000000000000 ...
NEW ROCHELLE . . ............
NEW YORK
* . *000
9
00*
#**
2-1-1-2-I-1-1-
3 1-$ 4,114 3 1-$15.0721- 9.554 1- 12.6701- 9.145 1- 12.057
1- 11.066 3 I- 141840I- 12.831I- 12.000
I- 10.000 4 1= 16,3 01- 15,30I- 15.0001- 12.330
1- 21.137
_9.204 1 1- 16,755 I- 21.80817.670
20.945 0.0 1- 15.000
1= 9.950 . 0
1- 20,292
0 1- 20.1761= 20'1251- 18.500
21,750 .**000 2 1- 16,005
1- 70749
. 1- 18,6401= 6'300
20.550 7 4- 16,000 62 I- 24'09520,549 1= 15.000 I- 23.88420,000 I- 10.800 I= 23,24519,825 1- 10.500 23'04519,320 1= 20,59016,000 I 20.55014.500 1- 20.545
I- 20.5251- 20.5001= 20'0252= 19.8251- 19,5501- 18,0001- 16.9722- 16.819I- 16.5971- 16.222
12= 16.0001- 150460
15.50015'325
1- 15.3001= 15.1501- 15,0002= 14.9501= 14.4002- 14.2503- 13.9001- 13.5921- 13.550
13,2961- 13.1502= 13.1001= 12.8501= 12.450
12.4251- 12,1001= 11,400I- 11,0001- 10.6501= 10.000I- 9.500
96
TABLE 29A.=-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLiCATIONS FFPER AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STAT GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)
(CONTINUED)
NIAGARA FALLS *.. 1 1-$16 5 *..
NORTH SYRACUSE 0000000090.0900 000 WO* 0
ROCHESTER *000000* . * . 0 . "0000* 1= 15,600 #
1= 12.4501= 11.439I= 10,2461= 8.900
SCHENECTADY g00001.00.100..0600
SMITHTOWN *a#*0.60000.6*
SYRACUSE 0,0 . 000060 .. 0*
UTICA "0.0..000
YONKERS
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE CO.. GRAHAM(EXCL. BURLINGTON)
BUNCOMBE CO.. (EXCL. ASHEVILLE)
CUMBERLAND CU(EXCL. FAYETTEVILLE)
DURHAM
GREENSBORO ............ .....
GUILFORD CO. (EXCL. GREENSBORO)
HIGH POINT
ONSLOW CO., JACKSONVILLE
RALEIGH 000/#0000
WAYNE CO.0 (EXCL. GOLDSBORO)
4.4.#
*6*
*Oa 00o
000 00.0
000
1=S
I=
9,230
10,140
7,260 *
400
2 I= 120888 O0*1= 9,684
0.0 00*
1- 12/278 * 1=515,5I= 7,3
d** 0
* * 0** 400
9,696
0
* 0 00*
59
I= 14,000
1=S 8,3801= 7.400
4 18,1891= 17,1171= 16,434I= 14,241
19,600
1= 24,5001= 21.5001= 200769I- 19,100I- 17,3461= 16,2001= 15.4671= 13,9501= 13,6761= 1208452= 12,645I= 12,580
I= 20.210
I= 17.950
_ 17,600I= 14,4001= 14,3361- 12,6801- 12.2461= 9.180I- 7,350
4 I= 20,1041= 18,7131= 16,2711= 12,200
1- 18,9951= 18,6301= 18.335
1"- 16.355I= 15,700
* So
2 1- 13,824I= 12,132
***
3.6203,200
1= 60540
1 1= 13,680
I= 14,130
2 1= 1106281= 8/376
1= 14,000I= 12.000
97
TABLE 29A --SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970-719REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAP), 1970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL= PUBLICVIONS FEDERAL
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) ANU/OR STATEINFORMATION AND
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO.
OHIO
AND/ORGRANTSAIDSSALARY
AKRON 0 0 1 1-$ 8.325 4 1=517.4551- 17.060
149471130220
BEREA 0.6 ......... 440000.00.09 1 1-$ 1.424 7..
CANTON 00044...04.4... . .. . 1 1- 89245 1-S 99108 1= 19.327
CINCINNATI 0. . 9000000.00000490 1 1= 17.255 2 1- 200756 149118 1 1- 21.5111- 16.105
CLEVELAND 0000 1- 190600 0.0 10.105 5 1- 20,8801= 19/6801- 17,1001- 15,9601- 13,053
COLUMBUS ................ .. . 1- 19,237 1 1- 20.639 6 1- 22,5222= 2198591- 1792221- 1700501= 13.722
DAYTON 1- 12,440 * 13.925 2 1= 16/7401 140900
ELYRIA 1- 7.881 .4. 2 14117514,000
MENTOR 1- 9,520 0 0
MIDDLETOWN 000.0000..000 99698 # 4 7,136
PARMA 1 1= 1_ 400 1 12.900 0 1= 179/00
SPRINGFIELD ....... ..... . . 8.200 1= 10.800 1 100470 1 1- 14,900
TOLEDO . 0 ... .. 04000 3= 100056 990 *
WARREN 0.0 . V. .. ... 0.0 0.. 2 17/79016/017
WILLOUGHBY-EASTLAKE, WILLOUGHBY 644 #
YOUNGSTOWN 1 1= 12,747 15.441 90. 2 1 991466,994
OKLAHOMALAWTON ....... ........ 1 1- 2 ,780
1- 11,255
OKLAHOMA CITY 129000 4 1= 11.290 1 11.000 6 11.6001- 109360 1090921- 9,900 1- 9,4601= 90000 81320
1= 81085
TLSA .. ... 9999 ...... 9..09 1= 80640 1- 20,198 1 1= 19,643 3 1- 1893581- 1697081- 15,057
OREGONBEAVERTON .. ..... 1= 15.319 # . 0
EUGENE 1 13,500 # 1 1.5,000
SALEM 2 1- 119604 1 1= 12.000 * # 2 1= 1895901= 99552 1= 99552
PENNSYLVANIA,ARMSTRONG DIST., FORD CITY 1 17 936 1= 17,936
BETHLEHEM 1 1- 80E160 # 1 14.600
BRISTOL TWP. 4.0 ...... 0 00 994 0 # # 169500
CENTRAL DAUPHIN, HARRISBURG 13.740 0.0 990 110500
98
TAB E 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 QR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-.71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
PENNSYLVANIA (CONTINUED)
PUPILTRANSPORTATION
NO. SALARY
COMMUNITY RELATIONS(PUBLIC)
NO. SALARY
PUBLICATIONSAND/OR
INFORMATIONNO. SALARY
FEDERALSTATE
ANDNO.
AND/ORGRANTSAIDSSALARY
HARRISBURG ....... ........ 1-$ 9.890 1-$10,449 000 I.-$15,788
NESHAMINY DIST., LANGHORNE .0. 1- 11,500 0
PHILADELPHIA 5 1- 22,760 5 1- 19.400 1-522.760 22,7601- 17.000 1- 18,440 1- 200840 1- 20,8401- 16,040 1= 17,480 1- 19,880 1- 15,5601- 13.296 1- 16,520 1- 18,9201- 11,091 1- 15,560 18,000
SCRANTON ** .. * .. ........ *** 2 1 6,7501= 6,350
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON 1. 1- 14.600 000 1 1- 15,250
WARWICK ..... 4000400..060e 1 1- 10,000 000 0.00 1- 16.960
SOUTH CAROLINAANDERSON CO. DIST. 5 .=. *** 0 * 1- 10,500
COLUMBIA .. . 1= 8,160 1- 6,312 1 16,008
DARLINGTON COUNTY 1- 13,500
GREENVILLE CO. 1- 13.680 2 2- 9,600 1 1- 130680 1= 14.640I= 12,240
SOUTH DAKOTARAPID CITY .. ........ * *00 1- 13.555
1= 12,859
TENNESSEECHATTANOOGA ....... ....... 1- 13.085 0E* 1- 13, 250 6 14,855
14,7351- 14.0551 12,5581= 12,100
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY 00., 1 1= 11.128 ... ...
CLARKSVILLE
HAMILTON 1 1- 10.128 1 1- 10,000 ... 4.820
KNOX CO*.(EXCL. KNOXVILLE) 1 1- 12,598 1 1- 5,500 ... 2 1 14,2061 13,476
MEMPHIS .... ..... . .... *VW 1 20,004 1 130524 17,4722 15.4803 13.524
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) 1 1- 11.100 1 1 14,664 000 1 13,056
SUMNER CU. GALLATIN 1 1- 6,000 1 11.900
TEXASARLINGTON ... . 1= 13.000 0
AUSTIN ...... ........ 1- 12.032 *00 2 17,5001= 13.431
CORPUS CHRISTI 0 *#. 2 11,733 1 1-- 11,41910,800
DALLAS 0000 .......... 000000000 000 1 1= 12,537 00
ECTOR CO., ODESSA 1 1-- 12.331 00* 1 12,331 # 0
ELPASO ...... .. 00 #0 **0 000 2 11,434 1 14,80410,973
FORT WORTH o. . . * .. 00 * *09 6 1- 16,9651 16,0102-- 14.8801'. 12.0001- 9,540
GALVESTON ....cow.... . .. .=. I 8,683 1 16.079
99
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADM NISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATIC 1970*710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 JR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=7PUPIL COMMUNITY REL= PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO* SALARY NO* SALARY NO. SALARY
TEXAS (CONTINUED)GOOSE CREEK, BAYTOWN 0 1 1-$14,500
HARLANDALE 1 1-$13,853 I 1- 139853
HOUSTON ........0 ....... 0000#0 1- 17,982 1-$160467 1 1-S14,423I- 150972 I- 170248I= 130380 I* 150080
LUBBOCK 000000090 ..... . 000900 109044 0 0 1 1- 130656 2 1- 16,0941= 140940
MIDLAND .. . 0...00 1- 9,720 7,500 006 069
NORTHSIDE, SAN ANTONIO 1 11,300 1 1= 110350
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANIONIO 1 1- 110550 0 2 I- 100870 61- 7,250
SAN ANTONIO ........... . .. I= 110532 if 0 1= 120076 1- 14E1892I- 1204801- 80880
SPRING BRANCH 2 1- 15,019 1= 1100001- 12,005
TYLER . .. 0.0 I 1- 9,750 060
UTAHALPINE DIST., AMERCIAN FORK 1 1- 11,835 13,692 0 0 0
GRANITE DIST. SALT LAKE cITY . 1 1- 12,612 I I- 159750 940 5 1- _13,812I- 130670I- 130028I- 11,0531- 99339
JORDAN . .. ........ . . 1 I- 90630 609 000 1 1- 140604
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO0 0 . 0 . 000000000000 2 1= 17,763 1- 120188 I 1- 19,967
1- 11,918
CHESAPEAKE 99 009 14,200
FAIRFAX CO. ....... . *** 1= 15,432 4 200243190369
1= 18,903I- 150291
HAMPTON _ 2 80000 099 1- 7;600 2 1= 1499601- 7,500 I- 4,600 1- 80000
HENRICO COUNTY (EXCL. RICHMOND) 2 1= 14,565 1- 1001261- 119712
LYNCHBURG 900 1= 99382 1 I= 189958
NORFOLK 1= 159665 990 2 2- 180555
PRINCE WILLIAM CO.0 MANASSAS 0 0 0 2094960 0 1 1= 18,385
RICHMOND 149508 140508 6 17981015920815,20414,36411.67611,440
ROANOKE CO. (EXCL. ROANOKE) o* 1 1- 12,000 060 0 # 1= 140700
VIRGINIA BEACH * * 000- 1 1= 189230
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE ........... *.....o 2 1= 130979 1- 15,562 000 1 1- 16,722
1- 119695
CLOVER PARK 660 1- 18.800 1 1- 17,135
eptioNcisulsT. 15, LyNNwoop 1 1_0955 # # 9 0 0
100
TABLE 29A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID,PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/ORINFORMATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
70 71FEDERAL AND/ORSTATE GRANTS
AND AIDSNO. SALARY
WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)EVERETT ........ .......... 1 1- 12;512 *
FEDERAL WAY ...... 2 1- 11,593 1 1 -510,000 1 1-51- 8,098
HIGHLINE DIST*, SEATTLE 1 17,000 1=516,500 1- 9,012 4 1- 18,0002- 11,000 17,250
15,75011,200
KENT 000.60. ............ 2 1- 181635 444 6009.600
LAKE WASHINGTON 1 13.184 1- 1_ 800 .0 1 17,3491- 10.2001- 9.200
SEATTLE ......... .... 1= 9,924 2 1- 21.231 2 1- 20.707 23,5791- 8.959 1 15,505 1- 15.329 1 19.408
18.159
SHORELINE, SEATTLE . 900 0 1- 20,089 1-- 14.2112- 10,665
SPOKANE ........... . 13,860 1- 20,388 15.900
TACOMA .....60.6 . 6 .. 0.0..0..0. 000 1 21,293 2 1- 21,293 7 19,4771- 13.622 18.430
15,4971- 15,008
14,6591-- 13.821
11.866
VANCOUVER .......... 1 1- 11,700 0 0 f 0 0 16.958
YAKIMA .64 060 400 18,3622- 1610001- 15.0281- 15.0001- 14,000
WEST VIRGINIACABELL CO*, HUNTINGTON 1- 13,344 99984 15,000
FAYETTE CO. FAYETTEVILLE .. # # 2 1-- 12,30011.200
HARRISON CO., CLARKSBURG 000 1 1- 6.842 1 7.800
KANAWHA CO., CHARLESTON 2 1 151900 16 '00 2 1- 12,870 4 1= 16.40013,800 1 9,700 14.750
11,6701- 10.220
MARION CO., FAIRMONT 1= 104500 000 00.
MCDOWELL CO., WELCH 1 1= 104500 600 00. 1 1 14,750
WOOD COm, PARKERSBURG 10.124 2 1- 11,500 101463 14.3771- 6,000
WISCONSINGREEN BAY 000 1= 144286 18,000
1 16,000
JANESVILLE 16,000 .0. 7.800 1 12,069
KENOSHA 1- 10,204 1 14-452 0 * 1 17.476
MADISON .00 3 18.9201 14,695
14.318
MILWAUKEE 21,74 1= 20,598 15,776 16,1471- 19.998
18,9491 17.8731- 13.044
TABLE 294.--SALARIES PAID ADM NISTRAT1VE OFFICERS IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, 194REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
101
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71PUPIL COMMUNITY REL- PUBLICATIONS FEDERAL AND/OR
TRANSPORTATION ATIONS(PUBLIC) AND/OR STATE GRANTSINFORMATION AND AIDS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
WISCONSIN (CONTINUED)RACINF . .......... ........ 6,750
WYOMINGLARAMIE CO., CHEYENNE 1 1-s16,304
VW@
WOW W*
102
TABLE 30.--SALARIES PAID ADMIr STRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE
NUMBERPURCHASINGGENERAL
FINANCE
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
ALABAMABALDWIN CO., BAY MINUTE
HUNTSVILLE ..... ..
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1-$12,382
JEFFERSON CO. 2 1- 14,400(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) . ... . 1- 6.100
MOBILE CO. I 1- 12,048 I 1- 12.312
ALASKAANCHORAGE I 1- 26,607 1 1- 22.627
ARIZONAPHONIX (H.5) 1 1- 22 847 4 1- 10.720
2- 10,4111- 9,441
SCUTTSDALE 1 1- 20.000 I 1- 140500
TUCSON 3 I- 22,896 2 1- 15.3701- 18,073 I- 8,7971- 9.805
WASHINGTON DIST.6,PHOENIX(ELEM) 1- 16,000
ARKANSASFORT SMITH 1 I- 13.500
LITTLE ROCK = 1 1- 12,500
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1 I- 7,
CALIFORNIAABC DIST., ARTESIA
ALAMEDA
ALHAMBRA 1 I- 17.940 I I- 12 672
ALUM ROCK, SAN JOSE (ELEM.) 1 I- 20,375
AZUSA 1 I- 19,353 ...
BAKERSFIELD. (ELEM.) 1 1- 24,720
BALDWIN PARK 1 1- 20,520
BELLFLOWER ....,.... . . ..... ... ... 1 _ 9:932
BERKELEY 1- 16,788
BURBANK . .660000* . 2 1- 28.633 I 1- 19,933I- 16,896
CAJON VALLEY., EL CAJUN (ELEM) 1= 12.612
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) ... I 1- 11,057
COLTON I 1= 18.209
COMPTON 1 I. 18,204 ...
CORONA I I- 21.000 ...
EL RANCHO DIST., PICO RIVERA 0 1 1- 21.856 ...
FAIRFIELD-SUISUN 1 '1 17,340 ...
FONTANA . 40. 1 i 16.464
FREMONT ... 1 I- 20.724 I 1= 14,068,
FREMONT. SUNNYVALE (H.S.) . I 1- 13.860 1 1= 13.380
OF OFFICERS ANDACCOUNTING &AUDITING
NO. SALARY
1 1-SI1,702
3 1- 14,9971- 9.0001- 6,100
I I- 11.520
I 1- 21.660
4 1- 150122I- 12,9621- 11,586I- 11.271
1 1- 19,050
3 1- 16.3241- 12/826I- 11,958
I- 9.944
.60
6.0
SALARIES PAID, 1970-71BUILDINGSDATA BUILDINGS -
PROCESSING OPERATION AND PLANNING ANDMAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
000
0
3 1-$14,9971- 9.0001- 5.200
2 I- 1307731- 9.920
1 1-S 8.200
2 I- 11,0021- 10,502
2 1- 14,4001- 6.100
I- 13.245I- 12.312I- 8.415
1 1- 23,396 2 1- 24,1381- 23.396
5 1- 18.184 6 I- 19.5591- 121302 2- 12,100I- 11,475 2- 11.4781- 8.993 I- 11.4541- 8,569
1 1- 16.350 I 1- 15.425
4 I- 15,37 3 I- 14.7342- 12,331 1- 11,9041- 11,033 1- 11,157
I 1= 11,000
1 1- 12,500
1 I- 11.281
1 - 11,300I- 9.5001- 7,900
1- 171208
I I- 12.372 2 I- 13.9921- 170984
NO.
#.
SALARY
I 1-$12,502
2 1= 12,0001- 6,100
1 1- 120312
I 1- 23.396
3 1- 14.098I- 13,3351- 11,478
3 I= 17,2781- 13,1861- 12,430
0 #
I- 22.608
00
...
... ... ... ...
0.6
1- 11,562 1 1- 14,710 1 I- 11.988 .
1 I- 17/988 1 1- 15,647
2 1- 26.500 1 1- 16,668 I 1- 15,372 1 1- 16, 81= 16,668
1 I- 17.760 1 1= 19,933
I 1= 12,924
1 7.- 13 20 ...
0.0
... .
... ...
14,052 1 1- 12o 68 1 I= 13.942
2 I- 13,248I- 9,924
1- 130192 1 - 19.848
M.09
1 1- 20,040 1 I- 19.140
102
0 0
000.
I 14,736 1 1- 150082 1 1- 22,843
I 1- 14,400
TABLE 30.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, ANO SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUILDINGSFINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCENO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALAR(
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)FRESNO .........o... ........ 1 1-$220428 1
FULLERTON (ELEM)
GLENDALE 1 1- 21 480 2
GROSSMONT (HoSo) 1
HACIENDA-LA PUENTE, 1 1- 200196 1
HAYWARD 2
HUNTINGTON BEACH (H.S.)
INGLEWOOD 1
LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY (ELEM0) I I- 150264 I
LOMPOC 1 1- 160846 1
LONG BEACH 2 1- 25,254 1
1- 14,856
LOS ANGELES o..... .. ......... 7 1= 38,524 6
1- 36,5271- 280697I- 2604261- 17,5001- 11,9151- 9,261
MONTEBELLO .... 0.0.000.00,000
MONTEREY 000.0 .. .... 00006.00 1 1- 21,140 1
NAPA VALLEY 1 I- 210090
NEWPORT=MESA, NEWPORT BEACH 3 1- 21,744 1
1- 2105041- 19,500
NORWALK-LA MIRADA 0.** OOP
OAKLAND . . I- 290025 1
OCEAN VIEW, HUNTINGTON BEACH 0.0
(ELEMo)
ONTARIO=MONTCLAIR0 (ELEM) 000 1
ORANGE @OP
RAJARU VALLEY0 WATSONVILLE 1 1- 20,200 1
PALOS VERDES ......... 1- 27,600 1
PALO ALTO ....., MO000000 000
PASADENA 4 1- 25,6981= 1804321- 17,2321= 14,532
POMONA ... 1
REDLANDS .. .... .... 0. 1 I- 18,200 1
RICHMOND 1 1- 23,460
RIVERSIDE 0. . ... . . . .0 1 1- 220666
1-$16,680 1 1-$17,532 1-520,832
I 1- 131140 1 I- 141892
103
BUILOiNGS -PLANNING ANDCONSTRUCTIONNO. SALARY
1- 14,544 2 1- 210480 1 1-12,564 5 1- 18,552 1 1-$11,9761= 90156 1- 130524 1- 14,544
131848- 12,5641- 9,852
13,656 1 I- 13,992 1 1- 18,732 I 1- 15,072
I I- 12,924 1 1- 16,560 2 2- 150000
1- 15,636 1 1- 15,996 1 1= 21,105 I 1- 16,8001- 120552
1- 150000
1 1- 18,275 ...
1- 13,776 1 I- 15,960
1- 9,144 .00 1 1- 15,084
1- 11 380 0
1 1- 191915
I- 21,720
1- 170079
I- 200748 1 1- 220536 2 I- 170100 1 180012I= 14,424
1= 29,493 9 1- 36,527 4 I- 270927 1- =70927 11
I- 260426 1= 270927 1- 200632 1= 22,4071- 250017 1- 230686 1- 200084 1- 21,206I- 22,968 1- 21,794 1- 1605601= 12,933 1- 190536I- 90318 I- 18,492
1- 1705001- 15,6731- 13,285
1= 16,260 2 1- 170916 1 I- 16,260I- 91576
1- 11,544 1 I- 12,408 1 1- 110544 1 1= 130044 1 1- 13,956
1- 210540
1- 150204 2 1- 200760 1 1- 20,964 1 1- 200500 1 1- 13,900
000
0 0 @
00.
1- 22,6361- 18,012
1- 390E1941- 31,1111- 29,4931- 250017I- 24,9911= 230686I= 230033I- 2209681- 7016321- 17,9961- 16#117
I- 131392
1= 19,500
19,116 1 1- 19,116
1= 180996 1 I- 240528
MOO
I- 11,304 090 2
1- 16,464 1 1= 17,304 .o.
I 1- 20,064 1 1- 210144
1 1= 190000
14,72491480
*
900 0 1 1- 170220
1- 10,800 I 1= 130116 1 I- 10,284 1 1892
1= 170028 1 1- 19,224 1 1- 190582 1 1- 170028 1 1= 19,582
900 000 I- 230553I- 19,9801- 190730
14,467 1 1 140126 2 1- 160386 2 I- 19.596 1 1= 17,5081- 12'0188 I= 18,312
1= 140748 I 1- 130656
1- 8#856 1 1- 140436 ...
090 1- 20,352 ...
1- 15,660
1 _ 120648 1 1- 1201 0
0 0
1 04
TABLE 30 -SALARIES PA D ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND scHnOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR Milk,: (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)
NO.
GENERALFINANCE
SALARY
NUMRER OFPURCHASiNG
ND. SALARY
OFFICERS ANDACCOUNTING &AUDITING
NO. SALARY
SALARIES PAID,DATA
PROCESSING
NO. SALARY
1970-71BUILDINGSOPERATION ANDMAINTENANCENO. SALARY
BUILDINGS -PLANNING ANDCONSTRUCTIONNO. SALARY
SACRAMENTO 1-S14,130 1 1-$16 74 I 1-$15,525 1-$16,274 1-$18#743 1-$19,3431- 14.130 I- 16,2743- 12.860 1- 12.2691- 11,167
SANTA ANA 1 1- 14 196 15,648 I- 18,576 1- 13,188 I- 16#1- 12.8761- 9#168
SAI TA BARBARA I- 15/204 2 1- 18.840 1- 17.400 18,840 1 1-18,612I- 12.420
SANTA CLARA _ 1- 17 232 1 1- 16.404 4 1- 140172 1 1- 14.1723- 13.500
SAN BERNARDINO I 1- 20,448 1 1= 15,528 1 - 15#528 1- 16.152 I- 1E1,168 1 1- 230928
SAN DIEGO 6 2- 241982 21,416 1 1- 24082 4 1- 23,606 7 1- 24.982I- 231606 1- 211416 1- 21.584I- 21,580 I- 19.460 2- 19.460I- 21,416 1- 17.630 I- 17.766I- 19.460 I- 17.630
I= 16,800
SAN JUAN 01ST., CAR CHAEL 1 17,632 1 I- 18.567 2 1- 16,093 1 1- 17,372 19,378 1 1- 18,09313.925
SAN LORENZO 22.116 1 1- 16.440 1 1- 16,440 16,440
SEQUOIA DIST., I I- 21.135REDWOOD CITY (H.S.)
STOCKTON ....... 2 1- 16.128 I 14.943 3 I- 13,944 1- 13.944 3 _ 15.663 I- 16.9441- 15,663 2- 10,668 I- 12,960 I- 14.247
I- 101920
TORRANCE 1 I- 23 700 1 1- 21,756 1 1- 181204 I 1- 20,040 1 I- 15.684 00
VALLEJO I- 16.740 1- 14.472 2 _- 13.138- 11040
VENTURA *00 I- 15,3?4 1- 19,_ 4 1 1- 15.324
VISALIA ...... ..... 00, I- 10.052 000 1- 10 24
WEST COVINA I- 20040 000 000
WHITTIER (H.S.) I I- 21,918
COLORADOARAPAHOE CO.# LITTLETON 1 10.000 2 1= 13,350 1 1- 12,500 I I- 11 000 I 1- 13 000
1- 10.000
BOULDER 00 2 1= 16,424 2 1- 16,424 2 1- 17,549 5 I- 16.424 1 1- 16.581I= 13.406 I- 10.000 1- 16,339 1- 14,413
I- 14.037I- 13,2121- 12,575
G_ ORADO SPRINGS . 2 13.145 1- 12,137 2 5 581 2 1- 12.665 I- 16.500I- 91897 1- 10,000 1- 10.217 1- 11,000
DENVER . ............ . 4 1- 23,400 2 1- 20,525 1- 22.750 6 1- 21.350 1- 20.800 4 1- 2015251- 21.890 1- 18.850 1- 18.850 1- 17.930 1- 18050 I- 20.1501- 18,850 1- 17,800 1- 16.885 1- 17.755 1= 18,8501= 18.310 I- 15.950 I- 16.095 I- 18.125
1- 14.505 1- 14,8651= 14.000 I- 12.265
JEFFERSON CO., LAKEWOOD 1- 17,108 3 1= 15.300 3 I- 16.638 4 1- 16.638 B 1- 151300 3 1- 18.6022= 11,666 1- 14,854 I- 15.279 1- 14,870 1- 15,279
1- 14.461 I- 12,168 1- 13,962 I= 13,296I- 11,792 I- 131516
1- 13.296I- 12.9201- 12.0161- 10.966
MESA CO. GRAND JUNCTION 000000 00 1 1- 10,500 1 1- 8.000 1000 4 100300 0
I- 8,1481- 7.208I- 6,868
POUDRE DIST., FORT COLLINS 15,790 9,528 1 1- 11,556 I 1- 11.124 1 I- 12.056 1- 14,403
1 04
TABLE 30.--SALARIFS PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCEt AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 197071,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
COLORADO (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 197071GENERAL PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUILDINGS =FINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION ANO
MAINTENANCENO. SALARY
WESTMINSTER 0... .. ..
CONNECTICUT
0 0 0
ENFIELD 1 4,003
HARTFORO 18,300
NORWALK .......
WATERBURY 4 295
WEST HARTFORD 1 1= 25,116
DELAWARENEWARK ....... .... 1 1= 23,468
WILMINGTON . .
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINGTON, U.0 23,648
FLORIDAALACHUA co., GAINESVILLE
BREVARD CO., TITUSVILLE 20,410
UiE C00# MIAMI ......... .60 12 I- 200469I 17,7501- 16,1302= 1503863- 14066
12,1521- 10,558
10,072
DUVAL CO., JACKSON/ILLF 4.. 2 1= 17tY0813,296
ESCAMBIA CO,, PENSACOLA 1 6,4085,844
1- 5,324
LAKE CO*, TAVARES 2 1= 15,5768,000
LEE CO., FT. MYERS 12,7421= 9,013
8,5981= 7,2001- 7#150
MANATEE C000 BRADENTON =.0.0
MARION COg OCALA 2 130801= 10,440
NO.
1
SALARY
I -613t600
NO. SALARY
1-$ 8,632
NO. SALARY
1-513, 000
NO.
1= 8,4241= 600322= 5,200
1= 7,207 2
1 1- 11,483 12050 1= 12,700 4
1 1- 0 0 @
1 7,124 2
1- 11,600 14,400 1
1 16,820
13,900 1= 15,360 4 16060I 10,400 1= 11,400I= 9,400 9,400
1- 9,100
2 1= 22,885 1 14,665 21.650 1
19,643 _
1= 16,760
1 14,260 1 15,624 1 020
4 1- 15,600 6 171250 6 1= 18,325121480 2` 13,260 17'795
1- 80470 2- 9,470 I= 12/7208,000 9050 1= 12,710
1= 100101.= 10,400
11 1- 19,520 15 1 201469 15 1= 24085 24161130 1 18,130 1 19,520121740 3- 141666 1- 15,386
1= 12'152 3- 13058 1.=' 140665 11085 4= 120152 1 12,720
10,558 1- 11073 12,15210072 2 10,558 11,585
11,0731- 1000722- 9,609
3 13,025 6 I 13036 4
1- 7,170 1 11,4961- 7,440 1= 10056
9,5521= 8,8081- 80621
4 1- 12,624 15,4001= 6,945 3 120252 60108 1- 10,920
8,1547,7587,405
1 11,066 1 I= 8,119 1 1- 10,006 0
3 1= 11,188 3 1= 80000 2 = 11,800 4
7,600 2- 6037 9#7001- 7,459
I= 10,700 4 1- 9,400 1 1901- 705602= 60240
1 1- 11 520 0 0 1= 100000 2
105
BUILDINGSPLANNING ANDCONSTRUCTION
SALARY NO. SALARY
1 $15,200
2,6001= 81736
1 17,1001 15,2001- 12,200I- 11,550
1- 191400I- 10080
14,5001= 7,462
1 15,100
1- 17,360
1- 19,643 1 I 9,643
020
1- 13,500 1= 17,53011,235 17,500
1- 9,000 1= 14,995
2* 18.621 3 1= 17,7501- 16,122 2 16,9263- 1513863= 14,0012 12,7402- 12,15241 11,5851= 11073
100961= 100582 100072
18,595 3 1 120491- 16,892 1= 111455
12,614 I= 8056810,416
9,900 2 I- 13,9081- 7,800 1= 9,9001* 71405
0 @ @
1= 1101813 3 11100091100 8,598
1= 80500 I- 7,6001- 6,889
1- 10,600 1= 13,4001=1=
7,0806,180
1- 11,000 1= 8,4001= 8,460
106
TABLE 30.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
FLORIDA (CONTINUED)
NUo
GENERALFINANCE
SALARY
NUMBER OFPURCHASING
NO. SALARY
OFFICERS ANDACCOUNTING C
AUDITING
NO. SALARY
SALARIES PAID,DATA
PROCESSING
NO. SALARY
1970=71BUILDINGSOPERATION ANDMAINTENANCENO. SALARY
BUILDINGS -PLANNING ANDCONSTRUCTIONNO. SALARY
PINELLAS CO., CLEARWAIER 4 2- _ 0228 2 1=512,854 2 1=S13,603 5 1-$15849 4 1= 140726 4 1=1,150100I- 120854 I- 9,802 I- 10,982 1- 131977 1- 13,977 I= 12,7201 91849 1= 130603 1= 130603 1= 12,000
1= 120854 I° 10,608 1- 10,233I= 110731
SARASOTA CU. ......... . . . 2 1- 12,436 14,989 I 1- 8,040 I= 14,727 2 I- 11,912 I= 140891= 10,865 I- 8'040
vOLUSIA CU., DELAND 2 I= 16,022 4 1= 10,053 3 1- 10,995 2 1= 130508 2 I= 13,823 2 1= 16,9641= 8,168 I= 6,911 7,854 12,566 1= 70540 I° 9,110
2- 5.969 1= 5,969
GEORGIAATLANTA . I- 190152 I I= 180144 17,136 2 1- 19,824 1- 18,372
I= 19,152 I= 16,9081- 1409161= 14,814
C068 CO., (EXCL. MARIETTA) 1- 130250 I I= 15,500 120000 66* 2 1- 15,5001- 10,200
DE KALB CLI., (EXCL. DECATUR) . 2 I- 220085 1- 20.085 1 I- 18,885 2 1- 210485 I= 220085I- 16,485 1= 180885 I= 19,485
17 18,8852= 160796
HOUSTON CO., PERRY .... 14,466
SAVANNAH-CHAIHAM CU., SAVANNAH 1= 12,458 3 1- 14,064 I= 10,500I- 1204481= 100050
HAWAIIsTATE oF HAWAII HUNuLULU 1- 19,406 1- 17,447 5 I= 20,809 I- 140070 18,227 5 I= 19,906
1° 18,227 I` 180277 1= 1904063= 17,447 I= 150997 I= 18,227I- 150997 I.. 15,323 1= 17,447
1- 13,488 1= 1607041= 15,323
IDAHOBUISE 1 1- 18,000 1 I= 81500 I I= 11,700 P.* 11,004
ILLINOISCHICAGO 3 I= 32,400 I I= 250485 4 I= 29,575 I I= 17,604 1 I= 26,179 1 I= 24,084
1- 23,976 1- 22.0451- 220680 1= 20,714
I= 190386
DECATUR 1 I= 22,500 000 1 I= 150000 4 I= 16,200 1 1- 16075I= 1108001= 11,000I= 91700
UISTo 2140 MT. PROSPECT (H.S.) I= 17,000 1 1= 13,500 I I= 22,000 17,000
mOLINF 23,058
PEORIA 17,750 2 1= 130500 12,000 I I- 11,000 1 1= 14,500 I I= 15,0001- 8'300 80000
ROCKFORD I 1= 18,200 1 1= 140800 250 I- 18,200 I I= 140000
SPRINGFIELD 1 I= 20005 I I= 8080 1 I= 14,000 I 1= 19,000 1 1= 110749 1 1= 120124
INDIANAANDERSON I I= 19,100 I I= 17,000 o = 1 1= 121535 Nei
L'ART!'',LCMEW 01ST., COLUMOUS I= 190600 I= 110350 1 1- 17,200 1 I- 13,095
EAST ALLEN CU . NEW HAVEN ==== 009 1 I= 200750 000 1 I= 15,100 I I= 13,200
ELKHART 1 1- 21,020 1 I° 17,480 I I= 180880 0.0 1 1= 18,545 1 1= 19,960
FORT WAYNE 2 I= 210933 === I I= 120900180654
GARY ............... .... . I= 17,242 I I= 191127 16,443 I 1= 15'821 I I= 15,941 I I= 20,387
INDIANAPOLIS 3 I= 220716 3 I= 141033 15,106 6 1= 19,372 3 I= 22,712 3 1= 170353I= 20,500 1- 11,738 14,033 1= 160444 I= 180301 1= 15,398I= 141797 I= 9,719 1= 10,980 1= 14,480 I= 100726 1= 14,830
1= 12,0532- 110393
106
TABLE
107
30.--SALARIES PAID AD INISTRATIVE OFFICERS'IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, i°7" 71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF /2.000 OR MORE (cnNTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL PURCHASING ACLOUNTING L DATA BUILDINGS BUILDINGSFINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AN' PLANNING AND
MAINTLNANCE CONSTRUCTIONSALARY NO@ SALARY NO. SALARY NO@ SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
INDIANA (CONTINUED)MARION
NEW ALBANYFLOYD COU%(Y.
NO. SALARY NO.
1
SALARY
9,060
NO.
SOUTH BEND 1-515f800 3 1 14,850 2
2 10,450
VIGO CO., TERRE HAUTE o.. @of 1
WASHINGTON TWPot INDIANAPOLIS I 21,500 1 1 13.500
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS 1 21.500 2 1 13.200
1 9.100
COUNCIL BLUFFS 9.620
DAVENPORT 1` 11.000
DES MOINES 1 1= 21 300 1 1= 12.200 2
OUX CITY 1` 11.400
WATERLOO 1 22.800
KANSASKANSAS CITY 1 139249 I 13,798
SHAWNEE MISSION 1 161500 1
TOPEKA 19,950 1 1 11.1001 13.000
WICHITA 4 1 22,160 6 1= 17,785 1
1 16.675 1 16.8151 16.125 I. 11.9351 14.695 1 11.892
1 11.5801 10.645
KENTUCKYFAYETTE CO LEXINGTON 0 1 14.269
JEFFERSON CO. (EXCL.LOUISVILLE) 1 1 81500 1 9,9501 7.450
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH. BENTON 1 13.650 1
CADDO PARISH, SHREVEPORT 1 16.750 1 1 111000 2
CALCASIEU PARISH, LAKE CHARLES 1 1 15.925 1
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, 2 1 18.250 2 1 15.358 2
BATON ROUGE .... . . ...... 1 10.100 1 81825(CONTINUED)(CONTINUE())(CONTINUED)(CONTINUED)
ORLEANS PARISH, NEW ORLEANS 2 13,344 3 1 17,496 1
1 8,804 1 10.9321= 8.604
OUACHITA PARISH (EXCL. MONROE) 1 1 13,800
ST. BERNARD PARISH, CHALMETTE
2 1-5 9,0001 8.000
0
6 0
1-514,000 4 1=518,150 2 1 14,000 I 1-516,7001 9.650 I 11,520 1° 11,250
1 11,100I 9.180
1 190000 1 17.950 ...
... 1 I 12.500 3 1 10.2001 10.000
9,000
1 16,5001 12,5001° 10.500
1 17,800
3.000
1 16,500I 12,500
1 15.000 4 13.7001 11.0002 10.500
6 0 0
1 16.500
2 1 14,7501 9,620
1 1 12,000
5 2 14.7502 14.0001 12,000
1 15.700 15,000
2 1 14,847 1 1 16,7121 12,264
1 16,800
1 16.6801 11.700
1= 18.500 1 1 19.000 1 1 18,500 1 1 22,500
2 1 10.400 2 1 15,2251 9,100 1 11.900
1 11.130 3 1 13.500 2 1 15,336 2 1 20,9101 10,752 1 14.076 1 12.1001 7,584
0 2 1 13.296 2 1 13,5361 12.264 1 12,384
1 15.600 5 1 12.100 10 1 12,4501= 13.400 1 10.300 1 12,0501' 13.200 1 8,550 1 9.950
1 6,950 1 9.2501 6.600 5 81600
1 8,100
.700 1 1 13.200 13.270
1 12,800 1 1 10.700 2 1 11.7001 101300 1 9,075
1 14.750 1 14.750
12.384
4 1 17,7251 15.200I 9,5001 5.600
*
1 11.740 6 1 14.050 1 1 151935 2 1 15.9351= 111340 1 10.980 I. 9.488
1 990601 8,3601 7.3681 7.028
1 17.136 7 1 17,496 5 1 17.496 6 I. 17,4961 161416 1 13.344 1 15.060 1 16,7521 15.060 1 11,704 1 13.920 3 15,060
1 111784 1 10.500 11.784 1 13.3441 10,932 2 9,780 6.8222 101068 1 9;492 6,240
1 6.600 9.900
1 1 15.309 0 1 15,309
108
TABLE 30.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION' 970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
LOUISIANA (CONTINUED)ST* LANDRY PARISHt OPELOUSAS
ST. MARY PARISHe FRANKLIN
NO*
GENERALFINANCE
SALARY
1 12/500
0
TERREBONNE PARISHg MOOMA
MAINEPORTLAND . .. . . . 1 I= 12.500
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL CO*, 'ANNAPOLIS oo 1 1= 18.727
BALTIMORE CO., TOW N
BALTIMORE 5 1= 2214181= 17,3581= 1615881= 13,4001= 120100
CHARLES CO., LA PLATA 0 . 0 6 .
FREDERICK CO. 2 1= 18,2801= 15,660
HARFORO CO.t BEL AIR #
HOWARD CO., CLARKSVILLE 1 1= 14,500
MONTGOMERY CO., ROCKVILLE 0.00 4 1- 28.2031= 21#4731- 17,9791- 17.297
WASHINGTON COwt HAGERSTOWN
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER . .... .
LYNN
NEWTON 1- 16.000
QUINCY
WEYMOUTH .......... . .
WORCESTER 1 1- 17000
MICHIGANANN ARBOR
BAY c rry 0 0 0*. # 0 I= 23,000
BIRMINGHAM ............... . . 1= 251350
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUILDINGS - BUILDINGS =
AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND PLOPIING ANDMAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
6 6 0
1=$13,768
.
.0.
11.500 1 1=$ 9.100 1 I= 2. 10 3
1- 160821 6 i= 17,597 1= 18,4881- 15.496 1= 13,957 1= 15.1631= 9.589 1= 12,854 1= 11.877
1= 11.315 1= 11.3151= 10004 1= 8,4451= 100046
1= 20,316 4 1= 20.616 1- 20,8271= 12,636 I= 16,761 1= 19,9121- 12019 1= 15004 1= 17,291
1- 141904 1= 13,806I- 13.104
21 1= 19,316 1- 19065 2= 17,9081= 19030 I- 14,835 1= 17.2921= 18,612 1- 14,531 1= 16,6761- 18,147 1- 12.595 1= 16,0382= 170908 I- 11.825 1= 15,5762= 16,676 1- 9,200 1- 140861- 15,410 1- 130059= 14,260 1- 10,5052= 13,8582= 110601= 10.8102= 7.590
- 17.360 1- 11,960 1
2 1- 16.780 2 1- 16.5001- 101695 1- 15,760
1- 17,416 1= 15.026 2 1- 10.000 21= 17,016 1- 8.0001= 15,652
1 1= 9,975
1= 19,342 1= 20,705 1- 22.9221= 151167 3= 17,979 1- 20,705
1- 20.5351- 19.1722= 18,6612= 16,616
2 1= 18.822 1- 13000 2 I= 18.882 2
1= 170595 1= 9.975
1- 111000 0 0 0 0 0 2
000 0.0 1 1= 11,050 1
0 S. 1 1= 181,468 1
1= 16,848 1 1= 18.622 1
# 1 1= 9,418 1
1 1- 141078 1
1= 16.500 1 1= 19.000 1
1 1= 23,000 0 0 1- 15,800
21000 .0
1= 11,0O 91= 9,0001= 70800
I= 21.300 5 I =S21,800I= 19.1251= 18.0001- 16.1931= 14.573
1= 20.901 6 1= 20,9011= 20.546 1- 20,5461= 19,897 1- 19.8971= 16089 1- 16,9891= 15,904 1= 150041= 15,437 1- 15,437
1= 151422 9 I= 19,3161= 17.9082= 16.6761= 15,3562= 14,5311= 12,4501= 11,286
1= 140560
I= 16,780
1= 17,653 1= 16,369I= 17.016 1= 13,500
1= 16,974 1= 17,4091= 90640 1= 9,3451= 9#180
260204 5 1= 23#6031= 21,302 1= 21.4731= 20,705 1= 20.9622= 19,342 I= 20.5351= 18,661 1= 20.450
1= 18,822 1 1= 18,3141- 150540
1= 12,100I= 10,100
1- 110000
1= 17.200
1= 23.135
1= 14,500 0 0
1- 121600 1 1= 16,268
1= 21,000 2 1= 21,5001= 130250
1= 13,100
1= 20.000 #
TABLE 30=--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 121000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MICH.GAN (CONTINUE')
NO.
GENERALFINANCE
SALARY
DEARBORN 1 1* 0 830
DETROIT 8 1- 29,77927,986
1- 25,87824,444
1- 21,6771" 1906361- 19,596
EAST DETROIT
GRAND RAPIDS
GROSSE POINTE 1 I- 23,797
JACKSON ...
LANSING ..0=0.40 ..... .=.. 2 I= 19,4981- 181423
ROSEVILLE 2 1- 21,5001- 10,500
SAGINAW .00
SOUTHFIELD 00.
...............TAYLOR 1- 14,314
WARREN
WAYNE 1 1- 21,000
MINNESOTAANOKAHENNEPINg ANOKA
DULUTH ... ... .. ... . ... ...... . 1 1 17,500
MINNEAPOLIS 2 1- 25,5001- 18,300
MOUNDS VIEW
OSSEO 1 1- 22,197
ROBBINSDALE 1 1- 23,000
ROCHESTER 000
ROSEVILLE 1 1- 23,500
MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE
109
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUTLOINGS - BUILDINGS -
AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND PLANNING ANOMAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO= SALARY
1 1-116029 1 1-113,600 3 1-114,979 3 1=120,397 1 1-116,329I- 14069 2- 160316I- 13,119
1- 24,837I' 18,2711= 15032
25,6411- 171237
17,087
1- 22,771 14 1- 29,410 6 1- 29,4101- 22,621 1= 220951 1- 28,5481- 21059 1- 22,789 1- 26,9744- 19,000 1- 20,843 1- 23,4831- 151367 17,689 1- 23,267
1= 17,579 1- 21,6841- 16,609 2- 21,5041- 16,471 1- 19,068
16,445 I- 17,1001- 16,394 1- 15,9711- 16,354 2- 15,473I- 15,653 1- 15,1641- 15,440 1- 14,9841- 14,060 1- 14071
1 1 - 18,725
2 1- 20,740 5 1- 21'638 2 1- 21,204 3 1- 23,123 1 1- 23,1231- 16,170 1- 19,658 1- 16,558 1- 16,558
1- 160550 1- 15,58414,870
I- 14,156
I 1976 1 1= 14,820 1 13,415 1 1- 14,730 1 1- 24,218
1 1- 20,340 2 I- 181158 2 1= 19,591 5 1- 2001981- 11,460 1- 12,296 I- 15,235
2- 111460I- 100047
1 1- 18,612 5 30294 2 1"- 16,673 4 1- 180315 15,510I- 12,703 I. 14006 2- 1306851- 101676 1= 12,407
3 14050 0,10
2- 11,500
I- 11,000 1 1- 19,635 1 I- 20004 2 17,850
0.= 1 1- 18000 1 1= 21000 1 1- 17,500
1 16,120 4 7d3,7681- 14,612l' 12,8441- 11,284
1- 151776 1 1= 1118251= 14,3851- 13,919
1- 21,374 6 1- 17,628 1 1 20,5921- 130624 I= 17,972
1- 16,6102' 11,752I= 11,284
1 1- 14 200 1 1= 10,000 2 20,630 1 1- 13,950 I 15,400I- 14,400
1 I- 12000 1 1- 10,500 1 1- 20000 3 11,000 15,8951- 10,8001- 10.000
2 1- 14,510 1 1= 9,200 1 I- 11,568 3 1- 19,152I- 9,181 I- 13,678
1- 110122
... 1 1- 20,710 1 I- 25,575
1 1- 2: 650 1 1 10,500 1 I. 19,800 1 1- 12,430 1 1- 16,500
1 I= 10,200 I 1= 10,752 1 1- 21,902 13,200 .00
1 I= 10,700 1 1- 15,500 1 15000 2 I- 12,650 a*.I- 11,500
1 13,200 1 1= 10,150 2 I- 9,350 1 I- 191500 .0.
1- 8,100
09
13,310
_00 2 1- 12.0001- 9,300
110
TABLE 30.=- ALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970=711REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID* 1970=71GENERAL PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUILDINGS BUILDINGS =FINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND PLANNING AND
MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTIONNO* SALARY NO= SALARY NO* SALARY NO* SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MISSISSIPPI (CONTINUED)HINDS CO. (EXCL. JACKSON)
NO= SALARY NO. SALARY
JACKSON 1= _ ,841 2 1= _2,2401= 80220
MISSOURIFERGUSON=FLORISSANT, FERGUSON
HAZELWOOD 90000
HICKMAN MILLS 1 1= 17,866
INDEPENDENCE .** = .
KANSAS CITY === 1= 25087
NORTH KANSAS CITY 1= 15,200
PARKWAY DIST. CHESTERFIELD la 17,300
RAYTOV1N 1 1- 11,29g
SPRINGFIELD 1 1= 180001 1 1= 11,250
ST. LOUIS 3 1= 20,000 1 1= 15,7652= 150159
MONTANABILL!NGS *.*...*. . **..==. . * 1- 120300
GREAT FALLS 1= 13,400
NEBRASKALINCOLN 1 1- 8,267 1 1= 15
NEVADAWASHOE CO., RENO 1 1= 22,308 1= 17,076
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN 2 1= 16,420
,I70
CHERRY HILL ........ *..= I- 10000
CLIFTON 2 #7951- 16,173
HAI1ILTON TWPs, TRENTON 1 I- 190650 sss
JERSEY CITY 1 1- 20,000 1 I- 15,881
MADISON TWP., MATAWAN 2 1= 20,600 ===1= 13,750
NEWARK I- 14014
TOMS RIVER 2 1= 120800I= 11,000
TRENTON 1 1- 19000 1 I- 13,400
WAYNE 2 I- 210500I- 14,500
WILLINGBORO 1 I- 24,000
WOODBRIDGE TWP. 1- 19000 1 I- 13,356
NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE 1 1= 9,784 1 1= 110546
1.
1=S 7,0721= 6,8121- 60337
1 1$ 9,300 1 1=1 7,800 3 1= 1303411= 9,7921= 70836
I- 111500
f
1 1= 13,250 1 1- 130000
1- 15,600
2 1= 11,3401- 9,600
1 1= 16,297
1= 9,672
1 520
1= 15,200
1= 13,400 2 I- 15,3001= 120000
1= 16,333 * 6
2 1= 130000 2 1= 10,500 3 1= 14,000 1 1= 13 0001= 110250 1= 8000 1- 13,000
1. .8,700
1 1= 16,396 18.443 1 1= 15,159 1 I- 17,734
1= 11,000 1 1= 150900
2 14,400 3 I- 12,9001- 12,100 1- 9,2q0
I- 80950
14,480 1 1= 141480 2 1= 19,5001= 14'480
1 1= 14,040 1 1= 13,920 1 16,920 1 1- 21,204
000
000
9#700 1 1- 120650
1= 14,500
so=
16#700
2= 13/2831= 100525
110
4 1= 11.6001= 11,0001= 9,5001= 9.000
1- 13#600
696
13,832
1- 15000 soo1- 11,7001- 100000
660 66*
17,000 1 1- 13,200
6** 666
I- 150582 666116130
1- 130283 1 1= 16/247 2 I- 13,6411- 12,670 1- 9054
TABLE 30.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRAT No 1970-711REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW ME'LAS C-
(CONTINUED).......... S.
NEW YORKROCHESTER 0..0,0..0.0 .. ..00. .
WAPPINGERS FALLS
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE CO., GRAHAM(EXCL. BURLINGTON)
BUNCOMBE C0,0 (EXCL. ASHEVILLE)
CUMBERLAND CO(EXCL. FAYETTVILLE)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUILDINGS - BUILDINGSFINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND PLANNING AND
MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTIONNO. SALARY NU. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1-$110257 I 1-$110200 1-$15 0 332
1512000 15,354
1- 12,000
80976
2 I- 80500 *** 2 I- 100020I- 7,200 I- 9,000
120000
DURHAM 2 I- _3,200 I 1- 7,200 2 1,600I- 90900 9,200
GREENSBORO 0...0...0. . .0 1- 9,780 6 I- 9,900 3 I- 13,910 2 11,0404- 7,380 1 80040 I- 7,080I- 50280 1-- 6,720
GUILFORD CO. (EXCL. GREENSBORO)
HIGH POINT 00.
ONSLOW CO., JACKSONVILLE
RALEIGH 1
WAYNE CO., (EXCL. GOLDSBORO) 0
OHIOAKRON
BEREA 009 1
CANTON 1 1- 15,917 1
CINCINNATI .. 2 I- 23,791 1
I- 18,050
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS - UNIVERSITY 1 1- 23.500HEIGHTS
CLEVELAND 1
COLUMBUS
DAYTON
ELYRIA 100500 I
LORAIN 1 I* 16,000 I
MENTOR
MIDDLETOWN
PARMA 009000009000096909009666 1
SPRINGFIELD ....- 1 I- 16,365 1
WARREN .............. . .. ..00. 1 I- 18,236
WILLOUGHBY-EASTLAKE0 WILLOUGHBY 1 1- 19,606
YOUNGSTOWN 2 2- 180934
1- 11,367
1- 120250
I- 12,360
1- 10,920
00*
1 I- 14,000
I 1- 100344
9,840
600
400
0
17,241 I- 22,485
I- 8,514 1 I- 15,700 *** 4 I- 150475I- 1106242- 10251
1- 90750 1 I- 14,000 . . 1 I- 100250 1 I- 100250
1- 18,050 3 11,103 2 1 17.060 2 I- 19,795 I I- 16,004- 8,755 I- 13,483 I- 19,040
006 1. I- 10,000 1- 150500
I- 19,500 6 I- 20,602 7 1- 150902 9 1- 18,577 9 1- 2100601- 17.0J0 2 14,500 I- 180177 I- 19,7592- 160500 2 130700 I- 160377 I- 160011I- 160000 1 110750 I- 160177 2- 15,2141- 13,000 I- 7,132 1- 15,877 I- 10,676
1- 15,600 3- 100027I- 1501001- 14,750I- 14,500
I- 21,859
15,8201- 120440I- 12,092
1- 121900
1 I 210859
6 I- 16,700I- 15,820I- 1308201- 1204402- 11,200
I- 17,140I- 13,820
I- 10,120 . I- 12,915 1- 160000
I= 12.500 1 I- 14.000 ... 1 I- 110700 1 I- 12.500
1- 17.985 I 1- 200314 I I. 15#26S ...
... ... ...
I- 10,700 1 1- '50500
I- 100765 1 1- 10,455
1* 90200
I- 10.100I- 9.800I- $1480
0
000
I 1 12000 1 1- 170626
1 1- 15,593 1 1 15,293 1 1- 13,257
112
TABLE 30t==SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN F1'IANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENRULLMENT UF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
OKLAHOMA
NUo
GENERALFINANCE
SALARY
NUMBER OFPURCHASING
NO. SALARY
OFFICERS ANDACCOUNTING C
AUDITING
NOt SALARY
SALARIES PAID,DATA
PROCESSINC
NOo SALARY
1970=71BUILDINGS =OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCENOo FALARY
BUILDINGS =PLANNING ANOCONSTRUGTIONNO. .LARY
LAWTON 0000000 .. tao . otao...0 1 1=$13t260 1 1$10,945 1 1=$10040 at
MIDWEST CITY ....to .......... 1= 13000 *00
UKLAHOMA CITY 17,450 2 1- 13,750 1 1-$140200 1 120700 2 1- 13000 1 1- 16,7501= 90350 13,500
PUTNAM CITY ..... 0000000 1 1= 129500
TULSA a* 2 1- 19,000 3 1- 17,476 1 1= 16,405 1 1- 160166 1 14,6541- 12,120 1= 11,604
1 11,220
OREGONBEAVERTON so. 1 1= 17088 000 1 I 19,578
EUGENE 1 1- 14,500 000 1= 12,160
SALEM 1 1= 15050 2 /. 11.064 3 I- 14,112 1 1=- 120600 2 I- 14,700 1 1= 120161= 9,552 1= 11064 1- 110604
1= 10036
PENNSYLVANIAABINGTON 1 1= 19050 1 1= 14,850 1 1= 15000 1 1- 13,000 2 1= 18,110
15,515
ALLENTOWN 2 1= 19,000 VOO 0001= 12000
ARMSTRONG DI Tot FORD CITY 2 1- 171936 1 1 13,7651- 17,000
BETHLEHEM 2 I= 16000 1 1- 15,150 14,2001= 6.500 10,736
1- 8,060
BRISTOL TWPo 2 I 179500 oof 000I 12,500
CENTRAL DAUPHIN, HARRISBURG a 1 1° 130500 2 1- 11,200 too1= 8,300
ERIE ao 2 1= 100450 000 1 1306531= 81500
HARRISBURG 0* ..... *** ...... 0 0 0 1 1- 90116 2 _ 2,685 2 1- 13,244 3 1= 11,567 otoI= 7,224 1= 7,396 1- 80430
1= 7,646
NESHAMINY DIST., LANGHORNE oo 1- 22,400 1 I. 14,700 1 I. 12,300 1 I. 13,500 1 1 131800 1 1 100000
PENNSBURY DIST*, FALLSINGTON *00 1 1= 16,960 1 1= 18,200 1 1= 18000
PHILADELPHIA ........ ...00tao 6 240680 2 1- 22,760 6 1= 21,800 6 1= 24,680 4 1= 22,760 6 1- 240801= 22,760 1= 15,560 I= 17,960 I= 22060 1= 18,920 I= 210001= 21000 1= 15,560 1= 20,840 1- 18020 1- 200401= 18,000 I. 15,020 1= 19,880 1= 17I960 1= 19,8801- 17060 1= 14060 1= 18,920 lc 180201= 17000 /. 14,400 1= 18,000 1= 17,960
SCRANTON ...a .. otoatootoaa 2 1= 150000 7,800 000 *0* 1= 120001= 10,000
RHCOE ISLANDPAWTUCKET 00* 00* 1 1' 140378 OWARWICK 1 1= 20,220 ao ... 1 1.= 19,820 1 1= 15000
SOUTH CARULINAANDERSON COo DIST. 5 000000006 /. 17000 00* 1= 15,000
COLUMBIA ... ............ ...a. I I= 15,600 1 14,304 1 1= 12,312 1 1= 13,272 1 lc 13,0013
GREENVILLE CDo ...... o . 0000000 1 1 13020 2 1= 14,880 5 1 i4,640 2 1= 13,920 5 1= 12,960 3 1= 140801= 12,480 1= 12020 lc 7,400 1' 10000 2= 12,480
8,880 1= 9.6001= 80640 1= 6,9601= 6,240 1= 6,219
SOUTH DAKOTARAPID CITY *sat* . ao . ...a.** 1 1= 15,761 000 000 110407 00M
SIOUX FALLS a...a...a...a. 2 1= 20,200 14,000 P 1= 14000 2 1= 12,375 1 1' 100500 otoI= 12,130 1= 110170 1= 11,640
TABLE 30.--SALAR ES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE0 AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
113
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL PURCHASING ACCOUNTING & DATA BUILDINGS - BUILDINGS -FINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND PLANNING AND
MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTIONNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO= SALARY NO= SALARY
TENNESSEECHATTANOOGA 1 1-$15,200 1 1-13,50O 1
CLARKSVILLE- NTGOMERY CO., 1
CLARKSVILLE
HAMILTON 1 1= 80000 1
KNOX CO.,(EXCL. KNOXVILLE) 1- 13,473
MEMPHIS 2 1.° 21,960 2 1- 200676 2
1- 20,652 1- 17,472
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) 1 1- 17,028 2
SULLIVAN :O., BLOUNTVILLE
SUMNER CU., GALLATIN
TEXASARLINGTON . oo ... . =......= . 2 160000 ...
14,605
AUSTIN 2 16,254 1 I- 121846 1
1- 15,274
BIROVILLE, FORT WORTH ..... 1- 16,305 =
CORPUS CHRISTI ..= 1 1- 130635 1
DALLAS 1 I- 170744 1
ECTOR CO. , ODESSA 1- 13,089 1
EL PASO 1- 190134 2
1= 1505211- 8,652
FORT WORTH 1 1- 1 270 2 1- 160000 1
1- 7,200
GALVESTON 1- 16,229
GOOSE CREEK, BAYTOWN 1 1= 15,820 1- 120600
HARLANDALE 1 1- 130182 1 1- 11 194 1
HOUSTON 3 1- 13,138 2 I- 18,122 2
1= 120483 1- 1501171- 110691
HURST 1- 13,000 1
LAREDO 1
LUBBOCK 1- 15,569
MESQUITE 000. 0000 0000 1- 100180
MIDLAND I I- 10,200 2
NORTHSIDE, SAN ANTONIO 1 1- 160000 P. I 70500
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANTONIO 2 1- 15.750 1 I- 130650 2
1- 120600
SAN ANTONIO 1 1- 100320 1 1= 140892 4
1-S 90500 1-514,950
1 1- 9,5001- 7,500
1- 10000 1 1- 61960
1-514,701 1 1- 13,743 1 1-1 9 001- _105001- 11,000
1- 200004 3 I- 20.00 8 1- 200676 1 1- 18,6721- 160152 I- 15,480 1- 200004
1- 14,172 1- 17,4724- 150121- 14,388
1- 1300561- 80700
1 1- 11,510
I- 81887
. 1- 14,605 3 1- 1406051- 100000I- 7,500
600
I- 6000
000
1- 90343 1 1- 9,003 3 1- 15,015 3 I= 15,1421- 130411 I 1113001- 8,729 1= 10056
... 1- 160480
1- 130231 1 120000 1 1- 121827
1- 16,575 2 I- 17,7971- 100838
1- 13,452 1 1= 120908 2 I- 14024 0061- 13,452
1- 10, 08 1 130026 1 1- 160934 2 I- 1809341- 10,332 1- 13,854
1- 130800 2 1- 18,620 I 11000I= 15,125
... 1 I- 11,929 1 1- 10,650 170357
=== ==. 1 1- 140920
1- 130552 ..0
N
1- 150834 6 1- 16,467 4 1- 170320 2 - 1703661- 150016 I- 15,222 1- 160894 1- 150617
1= 14,259 1- 16,3971 12619 15;9721- 1205311- 120377
1- 13,000 1 1- 120000 1 1- 10,800 1 1- 12,500
1- 60804
0d 6
00*
.00 1- 12.0001- 10,000
1 1- 130324
1- 13000 12,800 3 1- 1402001= 110200 1= 9,720
1- 80100
I- 130800 1 I 120500
1- 140700 1 1= 140910 2 1- 16,800I- 8,700 1- 9,450
1- 140184 1 1- 141892 1 1- 1509001- 1305971- 100560I- 8,520
0**
0.
0
09.
114
TABLE 30*--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCEt AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 197071pREPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
GENERALFINANCE
NUMBERPURCHASING
OF OFFICERS ANDACCOUNTING &AUDITING
SALARIES PAID,DATA
PROCESSING
1970-71BUILDINGS =OPERATION ANDMAINTENANC6
BUILDINGSPLANNING ANDCONSTRUCTION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO@ SALARY NO. SALARY NO@ SALARY NO@ SALARY NO. SALARY NO@ SALARY
TEXAS (CONTINUED)SPRING BRANCH 1=S 9,690 1-115,000 2 1- 131327 2 1-S140348
1= 12,327 1= 13,767
TYLER 1-118,000 1= 9,750 2 I= 11,300 I= 13000 . @ 0
1- 10,400 1= 10,0001- 7.438
WICHITA FALLS 2 t596
UTAHALPINE DIST., AMERCIAN FORK 1- 110335 11929 1- 12,173
GRANITE DIST@ SALT LAKE CITY . 1- 13,82E1 2 1- 15,301 1= 14,512 I 1= 14,828 1= 16,069 1-$10 091- 101132 I= 12,396 1- 10,090
I- 100896 I= 9,1101= 91000
JORDAN '''''''''''''' 1= 17,004 I I= 9,012 8,604 9,672 I= 90300
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO. 2 4,997 I= 17,555 1 17047 1° 220152 1= 14,977
1= 13,978 1= 121688 13,520 1- 10,4211= 121480 1 10,629
CHESAPEAKE =0.0... ' ''''' 1 1= 19,200 12,600 2 1= 150000 2 1- 12.000I- 9.500 1- 9,000
CHESTERFIELD CO. 00000.oo 2 1 16,264I= 141617
FAIRFAX CO: I= 171868 1= 20#6 7 1= 18,768 1= 20,688 20,6881= 13,332 2= 16,200 2= 14,688 3= 15,432 170868I= 12,696 1= 150432 I- 13,332 2- 14,688 3- 17,016
12,084 1- 14,688 2= 12,084 3= 13,992 1- 16,2002= 13,992 /= 111508 I= 12,084 1303322= 130332 2= 11,5081- 121696I= 11,508
HAMPTON 1 13,800 1= 91350 11,935 2 1= 130360 10,300I= 80500 1 6,800 1- 8,9001= 7,326 1= 6,012
HENRICO COUNTY EXCL RICHMOND) 1 I= 13,767 0 1- 15,962 "1= 12,564I= 11,436
LYNCHBURG I= 15069 14,952
NORFOLK ''' 6.... I 18,915 I- 1E11235 1= 150645 1= 190650 19,6501 15,645 1= 14,025 1= 140070 1= 130201 110550 1= 11,820 1= 13020 1= 11,550
PRINCE WILLIAM CO., MANASSAS 1 1= 191750 1 1= 16,150 1= 181550
RICHMOND 5 13,832 6 1= 16,744 6 17,576 6 1= 150210 6 15,9642= 10,400 I= 130832 I- 15,210 I- 12,588 I= 13,8322= 80970 3= 11,440 I= 11,440 1= 11,960 1= 13,182
I= 81190 1- 10,920 2= 11,440 1= 9,8802- 9,880 1= 9,880 1- 7,900
ROANOKE CO. (EXCLo ROANOKE) o* 1 171200 1= 12,000 1- 14,700
VIRGINIA BEACH 4Zf.d. 1- 90340 1- 15.060 1- 131500 20,0051- 101950 150001- 9,300 10,300
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE ..... ' .... . 0000* 2 1= 21,377 1 16,617 1= 14,243 1 I= 170988 2 1= 16,617 1 1= 15,825
1= 7,335 1= 111869 1= 131979
CLOVER PARK 4 1 I= 12,932 1 1= 171384 1= 14,628
EDMONDS DIST. 15, LYNNWOOD 2 I= 180480 I I= 20,305 I I- 15,155 1 1= 15,795 3 1- 23,310I= 16,140 1= 19,850
1= 17,190
EVERETT 9446444.040044000000.4 0 0 0 1- 80000 1= 14 08 2 I= 13,890 1- 20,0131= 11,135
FEDERAL WAY 006000000060.09. I I= 91881 :1- 12.302 1 10,869 I= 17,577 1= 16,3191= 15,5571= 15,084
114
TABLE 30.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN FINANCE, AND SCHOOL PLANT ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71gREPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID# 1970-71GENERAL PURCHASING ACCOUNTING C DATA BUILDINGSFINANCE AUDITING PROCESSING OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE
BUILDINGS -PLANNING ANDCONSTRUCTION
scHooL SYSTEM BY STATE
WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
HIGHL1NE DIST., SEATTLE 19,000 3 1$17,000 1 _50000 3 1-$160500 1 1$1 , 00 1 1$17,500I- 10,500 1 1200001- 8,616 7,524
KENT 22,000 1 1° 12,000 1 1 12,960 1 1- 12,000 5 1- 130543 3 I 1701461- 100200 1 111839I- 9,876 8,1551 9,000I° 8,300
LAKE WASHINGTL;N 15,539 14,176 121862 1 I- 12.195 1° 13.507 180700_ 11,400 1- 9,500 1- 120014 13,507I- 90832 )." 7,200 91500 1* 11,500
SEATTLE 2 I- 221861 2 19,093 2 1- 200182 3 1- 191992 1 221110 3 1 201347I° 17,571 I° 120194 1- 17,909 1 15/038 191093 1- 19,273
I- 14,073 I- 170700 I 150852I- 12,596
SHORELINE, SEATTLE . ... . ..._ 2 1- 181350 2 1 1- 161000 3 1- 211200 1 1° 1700901.° 10,500 1 4CZ 2- 131000
SPOKANE ... . .. ............... I 21,094 1 1- 14,760 1 1- 18.768 1 1 16,788 1. I 21,094
TACOMA 1 1 200036 2 I. 17,738 1 1- 13016 3 1- 21,782 4 1 20,735 1 1- 22,131I 12.544 1 15,386 2° 160562
1- 13,916 1- 130181
VANCOUVER 1 1- 20,000 1 1 17,000 1 1- 100090 I 1 17,490 1 I 14,150 I 1- 20,890
YAKIMA 1 1 19,586 ... ...
WEST VIRGINIACABELL CO.0 HUNTINGTON .0=00 17,400 1 /. 13,152
FAYETTE co., FAYETTEVILLE 2 1- 9,500 2 _ 9,000 0 @ @
I` 61000 8,400
HARRISON CO., CLARKSBURG 0.0 2 I- 101500 0
1- 7,200
KANAWHA CO.g CHARLESTON I- 13,750 1 I° 71540 4 1- 14.750 4 I 15.250 2 1- 15,2301- 12.450 1 1 .750 14,500 1= 14,2501- 12.000 1 .0470 1- 120620
1- 12,500 1° 120230
MARION COog FAIRMONT 0 0 0 1- 10,500 0 0 0 1- 10000
MCDOWELL C0.0 WELCH I- 14,750 1 1- 14,750 1° 100500 *0
WOOD CU., PARKERSBURG 11,173 1 I- 91173 2 1° 10,223 1- 1015001- 7.270 1- 60105
6,000
WISCONSINAPPLETON 1 I` 161900 101700 ... = 1 1- 11,700 1 I 10
GREEN BAY 1 I° 9,500 1 1- 14000 1- 181900
JANESVILLE POO I I- 11.300 ... 1 1- 16000
KENOSHA 18.988 I 1- 15,460 ... 1 p- 131444 2 1- 16/972 I I- 181988I. 17.476 1 14#598
MADISON 1 1- 23,000 1 1- 130915 oo=
MILWAUKEE PP* 2 la 22.831 1 1= 12.526 1 18,999 18,79815.003
RACINE 2 1= 24,700 2 I- 9,500 2 1 140300 1 1 15,000 === I 1- 17,2501°- 18,900 8.000 1 10,800
WYOMINGCASPER I° 14,080 @ 1 11,529
LARAMIE COO* CHEYENNE 1 1= 16.235 0 0 P I 1- 110200 o 00
115
1 1 6
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID ADMiAISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SZRVICES, 1970-71gREPqRTTNC SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS nF 129000 OR MOPE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE C PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC FOR THESERVICES DISADVANTAGED
SALARY NO* SALARYSCHOOL SY TEM BY STATE
ALABAMA
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO.
BALDWIN CO. , BAY MINETTE 2 1- _30000 1 1.51263801- 101200
GADSDEN 1- 80334 1 1- 8,934
HUNTSVILLE . . .... 2 1-= 11,942 110467 2
1- 100884
JEFFERSON CU* 6 14,000 4 136200(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 10,200 2- 8,600
I- 80200
MOBILE CO* 2 1- 131773 1- 1001281- 12,189 2- 9,908
1- 9,6881- 914684- 80942
ALASKAANCHORAGE 1- 23,273 1 I- 100560
ARIZONAPHOENIX (HoS) 1 1 19,336 1- 12,653 1- 20,492
SCOTTSDALE 16,200 @
TUCSON ................ ..... 1- 160733 # # 4 1 16,4591- 1508821- 14,625
141378
WASHINGTON DIST*60PHUENIXIELEM/ 1 I- 9,000
ARKANSASFORT SMITH 1 I 10,714 # 00 0
LITTLE ROCK I 1= 100750 * 0
CALIFORNIAABC DIST., ARTESIA 1 1= 15#133 2 1- 141731 060
L40335
ALA DA )0 1 1'. 210480 2 2- 160150 # 6
ALHAMBRA 00 .......... ********* 1= 23,364 2 1= 19404 170087 5
I- 16,350
ALUM ROCKI SAN JOSE (ELEM0) oo **0 0 * 0 I- 17,057
ANAHEIM (H.c.) ............... . 4 1- 17,560 2 1- 160465 6
2- 16,485 1- 140783I- 15,555
AZUSA 1 I= 220057 1 I- 17,734
BAKERSFIELD* (ELM) 1 1- 19,492 3 1- 14061 161485 3
I= 140721 I= 140406I- 14,486 1- 130065
BALDWIN PARK 0 0 2 I- 170846 *** 1
1- 140874
BELLFLOWER ...... 00 14,130 2 1- 1.,,030I= 13,690
BERKELEY 1- 21,088 I- 210068
BURBANK . *00000000* 1 1= 220764 2 2 19,020 160460100920
*00 000
000
1-5100217 3 1-11305621- 80534 2- 110582
000
0
1- 240594
1- 20,337
1' 14#5131 12,500
1= 16,730I= 1501241- 130855
1 11,992
180150170850
1- 14066
1708716,79013*580120880
I- 12,480
1- 2500001- 21,5001- 190739
2 2- 141389
5 16134015,085
1- 1307171- 120125I- 100528
*
I- 11,031
1 17,230 2 I- 2106751 16,900 I. 19,700I- 1509101- 15,555I- 15,245I. 140935
I- 15,216 ***1= 14,474I- 13003
1- 170860 ***
*60 0
0 I 17,778
15,587 00.1= 13,8901- 120700
TABLE 3 --SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 oR HoRE (coNTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE C PSYCHOLOGICALPERSONNEL TESTING & PSYCHIATRIC
SERVICESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
I I 7
PROGRAmsFOR THE
DisAovANTAGEoNO. SALARY
CAJON VALLEY.0 EL CAJON (ELEM)
CAMPBELL (H.S.) . 6.
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) 666.000
.**
0 0
1=S200011
1- 190928
1-$16,151
COLTON 1 1-S190460 6 6 0 00 0
CORONA 1 I- 210000 1 1-5120659 6 0
EL RANCHO DIST., PICO RIVERA . 210356
FAIRFIELD-SUISUN ...... 170340 .00 O.
FOLSOM CORDOVA 1 1- 150565 1 1- 16 925
FONTANA .0.0 1- 13,555 2 2= 160005
FREMONT, SUNNYVALE (H.S.) 1- 200700 200700
FRESNO .. 66.0006.00 . so** 200838 1 I 15,284
GLENDALE 22,368 1 1- 14,450
GROSSMONT (H.S.) 1 1- 220989 6 1= 17,618I- 1701321= 16,7082- 1603991- 150185
HACIENDA-LA PUENTE, 1- 15,450 1 1- 20,432
HAYWARD .0.0 * I- 200420 2 2- 160730 1- 190305I- 150480
HUNTINGTON BEACH (H.S:( 1- 170572 20,618
INGLEWOOD 22,967 1 1- 180732 .0 I- 17,5162- 160'331- 16,2901= 12,270
KERN CO., BAKERSFIELD (H.S.) . 1= 21,281 1 1- 190980 ... 3 1- 18,795 1 1- 11,3681- 1801951= 16,653
LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY (ELEM.) 1- 19,467 0.0 8 1- 17,3202- 16,7461- 1605941- 14,2461- 10,0691- 90605I- 9,713
LODI 00 . .. 6. 1 I- 17,620 4 2- 13,1361- 12,6941- 12,345
LOMPOC .66 1 64E 21,5421- 17,0511- 14,042
LONG BEACH 1- 28,712 24. 78 1 1- 21,049 1 1- 250254
LOS ANGELES ... . 13 2- 27,901 4 I= 27 144 4 2= 220968 2= 240991 1 1- 22,9681- 26,426 2- 24,286 1= 21,167 1- 22,9682- 240991 1- 220969 1- 20,045 220369
5- 220968 21,7671- 21,167 1= 210167
1- 19,096 190464
1= 17,004 1= 170110
MODESTO mwww .. 17'013 ..0 4 1= 16,40714,947
1= 1406471- 13,297
MONTEBELLO ........... .. o. .. . - 19,219 6.9 1- 19.947 . 9
NAPA VALLY 21,540 0
NEWPuRT-MESA, NEWPORT BEACH 20,461 1 I= 150 0 1= 170563 .
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TABLE 31.-`SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS [IF 12.000 OR MORE (comTimuEo)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICALPERSONNEL TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC
SERVICES
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAGEDSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)NORWALK-LA MIRADA
OAKLAND
NO.
1 I`
..*
SALARY
170397
NO. SALARY
1-$250929
NO. SALARY
**a
1-$25,929
NO. SALARY
0
1-$23,769
NO. SALARY
1- 2017541- 16.491
OCEAN VIEW, HUNTINGTON BEACH *** 1- 17.377(ELEM.)
ONTARIO--MONTCLAIR, (ELEM) *.* 1 160883 0 0
2- 1604461- 15,1711- 100851
ORANGE 0*. . .......... . 1- 18.098 0
PAJARO VALLEY, WATSONVILLE 160188 17,472 1- 16.835 *
PALOS VERDES ....**** . . 1- 20,814 00 0 .0 0
PALO ALTO 25,610 1 1 20,716 1- 19 0 00.
PA34DENA .......... .0.00.00 1- 230021 2 2- 22,297 .30 0 0
POMONA 1 1- 17.553 17.553
REDLANDS 0.0.0.00.400***0.**** 1- 17,080 2 1-S16.6601- 15,400
RIALTO 1- 10,790 2 1- 16,9421- 16.194
RICHMOND 0. 0 20,352 0 0
RIVERSIDE . . 1- 18,2841* 1612841- 16,236
SCRAMENTO 20,246 1- 160666 17,0581- 1602742- 1309941- 12,923
SANTA ANA 0*.Z 2 1- 1130270 1- 17,o0 1= 17,76514.650 1- 160150
1- 15,1501- 140650
13,650
SANTA BARBARA 000 211198 *90 000191010
SANTA CLARA 030000.0 1- 180790 .0. _1;2361
SANTA ROSA ............. . . 1 1- 17,134 1 16,222I` 15,8001" 14,o78
SAN BERNARDINO 2 14,604 9 2- 14,604 2 I= 140554 1- 19,380 I 17 663140204 1 14.404 1- 140204
5- 1402041- 13,438
SAN DIEGO 000°. .010. 22.656 * 1- 26,032 1- 20,4/0 1 26,03i1- 230790 1= 200260 1-= 2307901= 22,484 1- 19,460 1-- 23,6561- 20,410 2- 18,516 23,4242- 19.460 I= 13,490 2105842 17,766 19,610
19.46018.660
1 17,88017,250
1-= 16,450150650
1- 15,420
SAN JOSE * * * = = * = 2 24,405 4 1- 20,835 0** 00.2- 19,6951= 17,067
SAN JUAN 0151.0 CARMICHAEL *** 1- 20,945 I= 18,6041- 180604
118
119
TABL -SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR moRE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE A PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL TESTING C PSYCH''TRIC FOP THESERVICES ')ISADVANTACED
SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)SAN LORENZO . . .
NO. SALARY
1=1,21,440
NO.
1
SALARY
1-Sii,loO
NO.
a..
SALARY NO.
2
SALARY
1=$17,660
NO*
.1= 14,560
SAN MATEO (ELEM.) ....... 1= 15002 1
SAN MATEO (H.S.) # 1 1= 18,215 1= 21,475 1= 17,010I= 16.4901- 13,890
SEUUOIA DIST., 1 1= 22,370 3= 18,264 0.0 4 2= 18.264
R DWOOD CITY (H.S.) .. o . I= 14,584 1= 15048(CONTINUED) 1- 13,660
STOCKTON 1= 17,132 1= 18,900
....... ...TORRANCE 60 2 1= 20,436 1= 160320 1- 220921= 16,500
VALLEJO 1= 19,310 1 1= 16,249 0 0
VENTURA ....... . . .... .. . .. .. 1= 21,351 2 1= 18/129 ...
1= 121538
VISALIA ........ .. ....... 1= 18,144 1 1= 12,126 2 1= 15,6121= 13,848
WESTMINSTER (ELEM.) 1 1= 17,295 *P.
NEST COVINA 1= 21084 PO
WHITTIER (H.S.) 1= 20,107 1
COLORADOBOULDER . . .. 1 1= 16,581 0 0 0 0
(ALORACIO SPRINGS 1= 16,.19 2
1= 16,795
DENVER 1 1= 21,680 2 1= ,150 4 1= 19,985 1 1= 15,790 5
1= 16,625 1= 18,5451= 18,2001= 16,250
JEFFERSON CO., LAKE 0 1- 19,065 1= 18,297 1= 150671= 18,717 1= 14,8571- 17,640 1= 11.970
MESA CO. GRAND JUNCT/ON .../o. 2 1= 80300 2 1- 130100 0
1= 8,000 1- 12,000
POUDRE DIST., FORT COLLINS .6 1= 5,616 2 1= 16,312 1= 16,703 0 *
1= 10,560
WESTMINSTER c 0 1= 14,100
CONNECTICUTENFIELD . ........... . 00.... i.* 170157 0.0
HARTFORD ..* . .0. 15,694 1= 20,590 1 I= 18,522 5
NORWALK ... ....... 00900.000o 26,100
OATERBURY
WEST HARTFORD 22 08
DELAWARENEWARK ........ . .............. 1= 22076
WILMINGTON 4 1= 21,1441= 1304002= 9,000
1
0.
00.
0 #
150972
WOO
.*#
0618 4 2= 15.4181= 14.4681= 10.568
1=S15,338
1- 20,133
1- 16,1211= 13,1851= 12,342
1- 16,318
1= 16,968
1= 13,315
1= 21102916,239
1 18/5751= 16,6251= 1602501= 15,8901= 15,115
1- 15,900
1= 21,1581= 19,8171= 19,2851= 14,8091= 13,500
0.0
1- 15,4801- 14'050
0 . *
120
TABLE 31 --SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
GENERALPERSONNEL
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE E PSYCHOLOGICAL
TESTING G PSYCHIATRICSERVICES
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAGEDSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINGTON, D.C. . . ..
NO. SALARY
_0675
NO.
1
SALARY
1-$16,985
NO. SALARY
$935
NO.
1
SALARY
1-5 7,375
NO.
2
SALARY
1 -i18,155_ 18,545 1- 17,765I- 1801551- 17,7651- 17,375
FLORIDAALACHUA CO., GAINESVILLE 1 1- 150872 1- 13,020 11,656 1- 13,020
1- 12,896
BREVARD CO., TITUSVILLE 0 * 0 0 5 1- 14,830 *
1- 13,4003- 120465
DADE CO., MIAMI 1- 21,748 7 1- 19,105 19 1- 200344 1- 170873 12 1- 20,455I- 14,666 1- 17,940 1- 19,324 1- 15,259 1- 18,819
2- 17,723 1- 18,675 1- 15,125 I- 170733I- 17,431 1- 180635 I- 14,912 I- 17,723I- 170140 1- 18,601 1- 140443 2- 17,5051- 17,067 I= 180227 1- 13,899 1- 170218
2- 17,945 1- 13,503 1- 17,174I- 17,830 1- 12,517 - 1609261- 17,797 16,7761- 15,102 1- 1406721- 14,4321- 14,0201- 13,9151- 13,855I- 13,7451- 12,7001- 11,740I- 110200
DUVAL CO.0 JACKSONVILLE 2 1- 16,609 1 1- 14,398 1- 140398 17,937 1- 15,9971- 14,398 1- 11,002
ESCA. _A CO., PENSACOLA 3 1- 14'300 18 2- 12,298 2 I- 130200 10 I- 14,200 0
1- 131640 9- 11,308 1- 12,390 I- 120550I- 12,984 2- 10,648 3- 110550
2* 9,724 1- 10,8902- 8,536 2- 9,856I- 7,546 2- 8,280
LAKE CO., TAVARES 1 1- 140380 0 0 I- 14,380 2 1- 14,380I- 13,500
LEE CO., FT. MYERS 837 - 13,450 I- 11,150 0 0
MA'/ATEE CO., BRALlii4IL., 1 I- 16,000 1- 13,155 1- 10.108 10,7181= 11.6351- 10,2441= 9,449r- 7,902
MARION CO, OCALA .. 1 1- 13,440 2 1- 12,960 1 1- 9,460 1- 12,8401- 110380
PINELLAS CO., CLEARWATER 4 1- 17,721 1 1- 15,100 3 1- 15,100 1- 15,100 I- 13'9771- 16,972 1- 14,3521- 13.603 1= 13,6031- 12,812
SARASOTA CO. 2 _- 17,672 4 1- 13,214 ... 3 1- 13,524 1- 12,00015,316 1- 12.828 1- 12,780
I. 12.720 1- 10,8001- 12,396
VOLUSIA CO., DELAND 1 1= 16,331 10,912 2 1- 14,210 7 1- 13,6901= 10,044 10,478 2- 12.1521- 8,618 1- 11,7181- 7.750 1- 11,160
7,006 1- 10,2301- 9,486
GEORGIAATLANTA 0 2 1- 19,152 20,160 1- 21,168
I- 14,224
BIBB COUNTY, MACON 1 1- 15,000 1- 15,300 0
COBB CD., (EXCL. MARIETTA) 0 0 0 1 14,770 1 1- 14,339
121
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR IMRE (CONTINOSD)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, I9i0-71GENERAL .ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE E PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMSPERSONNEL TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC FOR THE
SERVICES DISADVANTAGEDSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GEORGIA (CONTINUED)
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
DE KALB CO.0 (EXCL. DECATUR) 1 1- 20,129 3 1-$130819 2 19,748 1 1-$21,274 .551I- 13,024 1- 1704591- 12.366
HOUSTON CO., PERRY 1- 10,914 1 I= 12,430 M.0
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM CO., SAVANNAH 2 1- 120948 2 1- 9,160 1 I- 16,526 3 I- 15.228 2 1- 131000120318 1- 9,142 1- 11,627 1- 10,566
1- 100007
HAWAIISTATE OF HAWA HUNOLULO 1- 140681 1 1- 11,903 1 1- 18,227 1 I- 14,681 6 2= 17,447
1- 16.7041= 15.9971- 15,123
12,406
IDAHOBOISE 1 I- 16,000 1 1= 8,190 5 1- 12,390 4 12,985 1 1- 120729
1- 11,512 1- 11,4171- 10,494 1- 10.3791- 10,460 1- 9,5451* 9,405
ILLINOISCHAMPAIGN 1 1- 21.584 16,153 1 1- 17.040 1 1* 19,6 1= 19,551
CHICAGO 4 1- 250088 1 I- 19.246 2 I- 22,097 .1- 20,671 1- 19,5052- 18,533
DECATUR . .. .00 1= 13,931 1 1= 18.100
DIST. 214. MT. PROSPECT (H. .) 1 1- 22.900 ... ...
PEORIA ... . .. ........ ... . ... 2 1- 19,400 ... _ 15,824 7 2= 16,5001= 13,507 1= 16,20)
1- 15,1631- 130169I= 11,2751- 10,886
ROCKFORD * , I- 20,20. .00 0.0
SPRINGFIELD ........ 2 1- 16,500 1- 18,500 17,000I- 140500
INDIANAANDERSON .. . 1- 16,341 00 8,000
BARTHOLOMEW DIST., COLUMBUS 17,400 NOR 0 0 0
EAST ALLEN CU., NEW HAVEN 1 14 _5 /- 6,060
ELKHART 1- 170945 I= 180115
FORT WAYNE .... 23,212 1= 18,110 I 1- 18,404 2 I= L9O95I- 16,950
GARY ...a .. 2 1= 22,090 0 1- 18,834 3 1- 18.7621- 19.396 2- 18,253
INDIANAPOLIS I- 18,900 17,262 2 1- 17,262 1- 17.262 1= 17,0521= 16,806 1- 17.004
MARION .. .... *O. 00. . 2 1= 1302001= 13.000
NEW ALBANYFLOYD COUNTY. ..... 0 . 4 2= 10,132 .0.1- 7,8251 7.000
SOUTH BEND 15,100 14,400 4 13,500 0 0
1= 13,0001. 12,415I= 9,400
VIGO CO., TERRE HAUTE 1= 17,950 1= 11.734 1 13.824 0 O.I= 11.494I- 7,652
WASHINGTON TWP., INDIANAPOLIS - 17,000 . 1 1= 12 00
122
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS '6,,TH ENROLLMENTS oF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS
GENERALPERSONNEL
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIO, 1970ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICAL
TESTING & PSYCH1AIRIC
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
COUNCIL BLUFFS 1-S11,356 1-$2- 8,1602- 7,208
DAVENPORT 2 1- 140067 I-1 13,086
DES MOINES 2 1 2002001 180350
SIOUX CITY 1 1 18,100
WATERLOO ....... .. . 006 . 000600 00*
KANSASKANSAS CITY .. . .. 1- 15,729
SHAWNEE MISION . I I-
TOPEKA I-
WICHITA . .... ... I- 19,655 I-
1-
,
KENTUCKYFAYETTE CO, LEXINGTON 1 I- 15,228 3 2-
I-
JEFFERSON CO. (EXCL.LUOISVILLE) 1 1- 18,700 4 1-1-I-1=
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH0 BENION 000 1.
1=
CADDO PARISH, SHREVEPORT .. 1-4-
CALCASIEU PARISH, LAKE CHARLES 5 3-2-
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, 1 1- 160100 4 I-BATON ROUGE 1°
(CONTINUED) 1-
(CONTINUED) I.
ORLEANS PARISH, NEW ORLEANS 7 1= 140380 3 I.
1- 14,160 2'.
I. 11000I. 11,784
10093210,800
1° 1,404
ST. LANDRY PARISI' OPELOUSAS # * 2 1-
TERREBONNE PARISH, HOUMA 9 9
MAINEPORTLAND _
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL C0.1 ANNAPOLIS .0 1° 19,321 0 0
1 1812881= 17,723
BALTIMORE CO. , TOWSON 6 1 23,000 0 0
1 22,4091 22,2071 20,8792 190896
_, 40
16,409
PROGRAMSFOR THE
SERVICES DISADVANTAGEDSALARY NO. SALA Y NO. SALARY
I -', 70000 1 1-516,800
2 2- 17,730
15,800 1 1- 150900
160000
11,550
19,71016064513,605
1- 160800
1- 13009
1 150610
1- 14 00
0 fE0.
1- 15.110
131788 2 1- 14,484 1 I- 11057113,560 1- 120624
*00
900
6 1-$15,0901- 13,395I- 120860
120100I- 11,4001° 10,380
13,182 2 I- 160800 1 1- 170100 1 1- 130720120852 1- 15'05010,8629/412
130450 1 1- 120500 I. 14035012.750
12,876 3 1- 150400 3 2- 150250120100 1- 15,100 1- 13,313
1- 147800
14,750 13,500 *0011,500
161300 90 . 2 I- 15.700 90915,767 I. 14110015,50014,833
16,752 5 1- 180396 5 2- 160752 10 I- 16,392140160 2- 16,752 1° 11,764 1'° 13,200
1 11,000 1- 80390 2 12,240I- 8,280 1= 7,550 5° 100800
1. 5,100
16,10414,940
13,40011,30011,200
0004
150582
1= 130400
0
1E10313
O 00
*1- 1508501= 1004001- 8,775
I- 19,321
O 00
O 00
000
000 000
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICESt 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WIT:-1 ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICALPERSONNEL TESTING E PSYCHIATRIC
SERVICESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
MARYLAND (CONTINUED)BALTIMORE 31 3-$ 6,126 60 1=$20,350 44 4-$11,350
11- 6,850 t- 180612 2- 12,4005- 5,200 1- 170908 7- 1109006- 5,000 2- 17,226 9= 11.3503- 4,800 6- 160676 9- 1102002- 40400 2- 160005 3- 1005001- 4,200 6- 140740 3= 100150
10- 14,190 2- 9,5508- 13,640 2- 8.7502- 12,900 2- ;7506- 12,400 I- 702502- 12,2005- 1109008- 11,6602- 11,4501- 10,6703- 10,5006- 9,900I- 901304= 7,750
CHARLES C00, LA PLATA
FREDERICK CO.
HARFURD C06, BEL AIR
ART)
MONTGOMERY CO.v ROCKVILLE
WASHINGTON CO., HAGERSTOWN ...
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER 00.0....0.........*
FRAMINGHAM
LOWELL
LYNN
NEWTON
QUINCY .....
WEYMOUTH
1 1-S20.060
1 1- 180650 5
I- 17.8641- 13,6691- 15,3001- 14,9641- 13,5891- 1?1658I- 12.344
18,992
11 1- 2300072- 2293251- 21.6431- 21,3023- 20,1952- 19,4281= 170979
181822
1 1- 16,890
1 250000
4
2 I- 230000 2
1 150725
1= 180880 2
1 14,4441- 10,189
... 4 1- 15,080 2 1- 14,9801- 140560 1- 1 402- 12,480
123
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAGEDNO. SALARY
1- 170900 . 2 1- 170325 1 1=$1402051- '50820 1- 1309501- 15,0251= 14,430I- 13,040
0
*
1- 7,3501- 7,2502- 7,150
1- 19,442 3 1- 14,9181- 13.6451- 12,323
1= 22,325 1 1- 18,661
1= 17,759 ... 1 1= 17,107
4 1- 15,7851- 13.4841- 12,6471- 11.547
1- 10,0001- 8.4001= 6,060
**. 1 1= 12,775 1 1- 110000
0
1- 9,100 1- 150565 1 1-- 15,1115
3= 6,500 1- 15,1651- 13,612I- 1207551= 12,555
1= 17'240 . * . 1 20,565 1 1 18,6951- 16,020
2- 11,685 1 14,658 0 0 f 4 1= 14,6081- 14,1081= 12,1851- 110757
100000 1 I= 15,33E1
124
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-711REP6RTING SYSTFMS WITH ENROLLMENT OF 12006 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL ATTENPANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC FOR THESERVICES DISADVANTAGED
SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARYSCh1OL SYSTEM BY STATE
MASSACHUSSETTS (CONTINUED)
NO. SALARY NO.
WORCESTER I- 18,550 5
1= 14'6001- 8,000
MICHIGANANN ARB R 60.6.00606 ... 6 . # 1- 23,000
BAY CITY 1 1- 20100: 1
BIRMINGHAM 1 1= 26,150
DEARBORN ........" . 1- 25,392 2
DETROIT 1 1- 28 05 33
EAST DETROIT
GRAND RAPIDS # # 2
GROSSE POINTE 1 1- 24,241
JACKSON 1 1- 25,501 1
LANSING ...................# I
ROSEVILLE ... . . ......... ... ... 1
SAGINAW .._= 1 1- 16,208
SOUTHFIELD .066.06 . 0. . 66. . 600 1 1= 18,260
TAYLOR 2
WAYNE .. . 2 1- 19'000 3
1- 17,250
MINNESOTAANDKA=HENNEPIN, ANOKA @WO
MINNEAPOLIS . . 6 22,8151= 22,7201- 22,250I- 22,215!= 21,245L- 18,850
MOUNDS VIEW . *# 1= 20,600
ROBBINSDALE ... 000.00.0000 000
ROCHESTER . .# . **## .. *00000006 15,400
ROSEVILLE .............6.0.006 23'000
MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE *00
1-$11/361I- 10,5643= 10,141
6 2-$17#6001= 12,500I- 11'9001- 11,4001= 10/900
2 1-$13,0001- 120400
...
8,200
.66 000
1- I .240 2 15,8001- 15,950 11063
1= 27,545 12 1- 23,483 12 I- 29,4283- 26021 1- 22,771 I- 27,8362= 25,460 1= 22,651 1= 23,8781- 24'965 1- 22,504 1= 23,4831- _'4,861 1- 22,354 1- 18,6294= 21,985 1- 21'985 2- 18,4792- 21,273 1- 21,385 2- 18,3292- 21,123 1- 21/123 I- 17,7791=- 19/077 2- 17,600 I- 17,6293- 16,350 1= 17,050 1- 17,4616- 162200 I- 16/90)3- 15,6501= 15,5002- 13,593I- 13,443
I 1- 19,575
900
2 1- 18,250I- 17,950
1- 2717791- 27,2091- 26,1991= 16,2002- 13,443
1- 21,204 1 1- 20,698 1 1- 21,2L- 1 1- 17,209I- 20,974
1- 17,891
1= 24,150 I 1- 20,515 1 1= 20,790
1- 14,750 . ...
00. 1 21 789 1 1- 23 703
... 0
1= 16,165 60*I- 15,665
I- 18,260
#
2= 17,099 1 1= 17,500 4 1= 17.510 1 1- 18,2001- 12,507 1= 16,116
1- 12,0451- 11,905
600
0
0 0 6
124
26,725
*907
1- 9,000
1= 20/2501- 14'7201- 13,390
1= 22,81518'51518,085
0 . 0
000
6 1= 23/7951- 22,1501- 21,2451- 20/9751- 18,4151- 16,120
2- 7'900 7 3= 7,0001- 7,000 6/000
1 5,9002- 5'800
125
TABLE .--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-11,REPORTING SYSTEMS wiTH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE C PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMSPERSJNNEL TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC FOR THE
SERVICES DISADVANTAGEDNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MISSISSIPPI (CONTINUED)HINDS CO. (EXCL. JACKSON) ....
JACKSON _
NO. SALARY
1-$10,709
NO.
2
SALARY
040
1-5 804962- 9,027 1= 8,124
MISSOURIFERGOSON-FLORISSANT FERGUSON 1 1- 17,000
HAZELWOOD
I,-)EPENDENCE ........... . 2 2- 11.050
KANSAS CITY 25008717,62215084
PARKW-Y DIST. CHESTERFIELD 1- 17,200 .00
RAYTOwN
SPRINGFIELD 1 1- 15.000 1 1- 70600
ST. LOUIS 20.460 1 1- 130376
MONTANABILLINGS 1- 10.500
GREAT PALLS 6.650
NEBRASKALIt.COLN ....... . .... . . 17,930 2 15,750
1- 130340
NEVADAWASHOE CU., RENO 1- 170064 14,532
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN ....... .. . . . ..... 440 760
CHERRY HILL 1- 6,200
EDISON TWP.
ELIZABETH
HAMILTON
00000.00004400900.0.
TWP.0 TRENTON 3
000
1-2-
12,O5,11,385
4 1-$ -,,02- 7,0051- 6.522
4 11,709 4 1-51000891- 10,532 1= 11,4951- 10,384 1- 802311- 9,930 1= 7,700
1= 180565
2 1- 14,9541- 18,434
1- 20 61
1- 12,584 1 1- 100835
3 1- 14,0001- 13,0001- 110500
1 1- 16,566 1 1- 15,385
1 14.200 2 1- 11,5001= 8'180
4 1- 12,8001- 1204001- 11,8901= 11,500
2 1- 170040 2 1- 14,48013,400 1- 14,420
1 1= 170916 5 1= 16,0681- 1408201- 13,3801- 13,1281- 13,116
0.9
1-$10,1481- 9,9121- 7,7881- 703161- 6,8401- 6,136
000
w
14,2001- 11,3701- 8,500
1- 16,5402- 140210
056
120760 4 1= 18,410 4 1- 13061014,740 1= 11,150
1- 130"- 1- 11,05010,800
1 1= 170600 1 1- 18,950 400
1- 20,482 20004_= 18,8601- 18,256
004 1= 14,530
4.4 1- 14,4001- 12,6001- 110880
JERSEY CITY ......... . . 000 04. 44. 7 1.- 1806001- 17,6401- 17,3401- 16,8002- 14,5801- 140520
MADISON Tile.' MATAWAN ....0,
MIDDLETOWN TWP.
NEWARK . 12
2 2- 6, 00
--4
1- 18,474
17,562
1-- 17,400
4
1 1- 14,391
126
TABLE -.SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71,REpoRTING sysTEms WITH ENROLLMEN OF 12,000 OR MORE (CnNTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW JERSEY (CONTINUED)TOMS RIVER 000000.00 . 0000 . 0.00
TRENTON
WAYNE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 197071GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICIL PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL TESTING & PSYCHIATRIC FOR THESERVICES DI ADVANTAGED
NO0 SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1$19,900 2 1`$17,9001" 14,000
W LLINGBORO *.-
WOODBRIDGE TWP. 1- 9,616 000
NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE 1- 16,247
NEW YORKALBANY
BINGH TON 006006 ... 006060000f
BRENTWOOD *0 . 660660 ..... I` 24,700
BUFFALO 4 18,60318,304
I` 17,202I` 16.950
COMMACK * 2
EAST MEADOW 066
20,00013,0008,1300
I`S17,340I` 16,860
16,020
1-2
17,60V17,500
15,50013,650
14,080
1- 12,569
1-517 500 1 1 `1.17,1C1
2 ` 6,250I' 14,375
0I` 16,400 2 11,050
I` 90300
0 3 I- 15,425I' 13,7001= 13,500
2 18,300 4 1= 17,9401= 17,600 17,868
1= 16,1401= 13,300
20,420 1 1= 170370
15,07512,000
000 5 1 171ci50I` 15,50I- 15,(75
12,600I` 7,300
7 I 18,16017,360
I= 17,120I` 16400I 14.9601- 1404801- 11,840
ELMIRA 20,954 4 1= 130540 12 16,700 *0.
I` 9,600 2- 15,883I" 9,350 I` 15,698I` 8,480 2` 15,405
2- 15,400I' 14,896I` 14,680
12,042I` 111052
FARMINGDALE ***00.0.00.0000.00 0** 19,039 2 1- 17,111 7 1- 22,195I` 15,847 1- 210000
1=- 20,4561= 19,9781- 19,000
18,500I` 11,990
GREECE CENTRAL* ROCHESTER
KENMORE
*0.0 ....... 0
...*
.00 3 1=1=1=
23,000 1 1=
1- 14,727 3 1- 1501101= 14,3321= 12,285
17,360 4 16,740 3 1= 18016012,300 1-= 16,420 1- 15,86010 000 16,200 1= 15,200
1= 15,060
14 08 6 2- 20,2921- 1903001- 14,1311 10,784
9,514
.00
1 ` 15,730
0M
0 #
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID /MIMI ISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SEKVICES/ 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES ''AD/ 1970-71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICALPERSONNEL TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC
SERVICESSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1 97
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAGEDNO. SALARY
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)LEVITTOWN 1 1-$19/500 3 1-$140980 2 1-$21,000 4 1=$20/000
1- 14/170 1- 17,929 1- 1302501- 12,410 1- 12,184
1- 70500
MASSAPLWA 1- 13,050 3 1- 21,7501- 14,3501- 11.850
MIDDLE COUNTRY, CENTERFACH I 1- 25,000 4 I- 18,100 5 1- 17,636 6 I- 18/8601- 13/160 1- 17/100 1- 17/0501- 80400 1- 17,024 i- 1700001- 8/000 1- 15/900 1- 16,526
1- 12,800 I- 14,349I- 13,322
NEWBURGH 2 1- 12,890 2 1- 12#668 3 1= 15/9001- 8,300 1- 10020 1- 130680
1- 10,610
NE BOCHE,-LE 1- 17,450 6 1- 2400001- 16,950 1- 18,0001- 16,350 1- 17/800
1- 14,5501- 14/1501= 130500
NEW YORK ..... .............. 16 1- 21,735 286 I- 21/900 62 1- 22/000I- 21,000 9- 20,550 I- 21,8003- 17,000 4- 200545 7- 21.7354- 16,972 I- .),500 1- 21/7252- 16,597 1- 20,445 1- 210500I- 16/000 2- 20,150 1- 21/480
15,500 1- 20/100 1- 21,4001- 14042 1- 20'000 1- 21,3001- 13,900 1- 19,500 1- 210000I- 9#150 35= 160000 3 20/960
1- 150950 1- 20,9001- 15,800 1- 20,54515- 15,650 1- 20/0003- 15/500 1- 17,0006* 150300 4- 16,9721- 15#150 1- 16,9345- 15/000 1- 16,9321= 140959 1- 16/900
21- 14,950 2- 16,5972- 14,650 I= 16,44410- 14,600 3- 16,434I- 140500 1* 16,222
11- 14,250 3- 16,0001- 14,228 1- 15.8851- 14,100 2- 15.847I- 13.950 I- 15,-608- 13,900 _ 15,5002- 13,800 I- 15,4728- 13,550 1- 15.3009- 13,500 2- 15,0002- 130400 1- 14.800I- 13.300 1- 14,7007- 13,200 1- 14.5591= 13,150 1= 14,5001- 13001 1- 14,3471- 130000 1- 14.1791- 12.900 I- 14.1007- 12,850 1= 13,9672= 12,800 1- 13.2174- 12,750 1- 12,84212- 120500 I= 12.4671-12,400 1- 11,0002- 12,150 1= 10,4242- 12,100 1- 8,4501- 12,0003= 11,8003- 11,700
11,600I- 11,500Z- 11,4003- 11,350
110250A-.'11,200
. 11,050 .-5- 11,000'1- 10,900
128
TABLE 31.- -ALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71.REPORTING sYsTems WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)NEW YORK ....... *** . . ... m 6
(CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID. 1970-71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMSPERSONNEL TESTING & PSYCHIATRIC FOR THE
SERVICES DISADVANTAGEDNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1$10.8003- 10,7006= 10.6501- 1095003- 10.300
10.2002- 10,0005- 9.9502- 9,850
9,5652- 9,5002=- 9.4501- 9,3002 9'2001- 9,0001 8,950
8.8508.8008,5508,495894508.400893007.950
1=-
10-
2-
NIAGARA FALLS ........ 1 1=$22,2121-1=
NORTH SYRACUSE 1= 18,350 1. 1--
ROCHESTER ......... .......1-1.-
1.`
1-
1-2-1-
1-
ROME ...... ..... 0.000000000 1 17,875 2 1-I-
SCHENECTADY 0.0.00. . . . 1 1- 23.704 2
.SMITHTOW- _400. . 4 . 0 .... . . 1- 231e43 1
SOUTH HUNTINGTON, DIST. 130 ,00 1
HUNTINGTON STATION(CONTINUED)(CONTINUED)(CONTINUED)(CONTINUED)
SPRING VALLEY, RAMAPO *,,,,0 I 220694 2
12,616 1-$17.06511,692 1- 16.26510.043 1- 169065
14.145 2 1- 20,5001- 151088
17.632 6 1-5190999 21 1- 16.84015,615 1- 169484 1- 16.62415.075 1= 15,078 1- 16.25414,877 1- 14,800 1- 16.09014.874 1= 12,7C0 1- 15,54014,504 1.= 11.526 1- 15.51814,440 2= 15051413,468 1- 15,218129876 1- 14.84812.580 1- 14.665110000 1- 14,40410.450 1- 14.400
1= 14.0001- 110832
13.6441- 12,9701- 12.4801- 10.408
9.2981- 9.133
12.500 5 1- 14,480 2 1- 13,3107,000 1= 130080 1- 12,320
1- 12,8501- 11.8001- 11,700
15.650 6 1- 16,45013,610 1- 16,000
1- 11010010,670
1- 10.1701- 9.320
15,680 20 00 16,3801. 16,0031= 11,0901- 10,650
22,426 6 I= 1915711- 18,600I- 1703311= 131530I- 11,3371- 100943
13,664 2 1.= 220000 4 1- 20,072130514 I- 15,300 I. 200000
12 ... 1_ 17.934I- 16,756
0
000
0 0.
TABLE 31.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICESt 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GENERALPERSONNEL
129
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 197P-71ATUNDANCE GUIDANCE C PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMS
TESTING C PSYCHIATRIC FOR THESERVICES DISADVANTAGED
N- SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)SYRACUSE 4 1-$13.760 1 1-$12.934 4 1-$14.240
1- 12.874 1- 14.0401- 11.934 1- 12.4401- 11.628 1- 11.850
UTICA 1 1-f18,913 4 2- 12,807 8 1- 14,118 3 1- 14,8601- 11,608 1- 14,100 1- 14,1451- 11.445 1- 14.295 1- 13.973
1- 14,1001* 12.1001- 11,4211- 10,9321- 10.800
WAPPINGERS FALLS 1 1- 18.750
YONKERS .. 1 1- 15.800 1- 14,800
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE CO.. GRAHAM 1- 12,013 1 1-(EXCL. BURLINGTON)
BUNCOMBE CO.. (EXCL. ASHEVILLE) 6 6 0 60
CUMBERLAND CO 1= 11,49 v 1=(EXCL. FAYETTEVILLE)
DURHAM 2 2=-
GREENSBORO 1-1-1-1-
GUILFORD CO. (EXCL. GREENSBORO) 2 1--
1-
HIGH POINT . ........ .. 1-
NASH CU., NASHVILLE .......... 0 00
ONSLUW CO., JACKSONVILLE
RALEIGH . ............... 1
WAYNE CU.. (EXCL. GOLDSBORO)
14,000
8.400
13,104
80250
13.4408,9938,1137,907
8,6048,037
9.114
1- 9.480
OHIOAKRON .......... 0060006000000V 1-12_ 250 4 1= 170721
1= 1700601- 16,9121= 120995
BEREA 2 1 210575 0 * *1= 160157
CANTON ........ ... . ... 000000 1- 18,251 # 6 0
CINCINNATI 1- 20.908 6 1=17,750. 5=
1- 1308301
15.24114,486
O
1- 1406502- 1301501= 120450
2 1- 14,2751- 14,000
17 1- 15,3502- 15.2001- 14,9001- 14,3501- 12,4501- 12.1501- 11,1002- 10.8001- 10,5001- 9.9002- 9,6001- 8.9502- 8.650
0
1- 6,750 000
1- 13,
0.6
10,740
090
000
6 1- 13.5301- 12.5231- 12.0081- 10.4021- 87011- 8.576
*00 000
9,900
1= 12.960
1- 11.000 1 1- 12,000
1- 11,628
18.193 1 1- 16,2001- 1705251= 16,530
4 1- 1703271- 1700781= 1407021- 120736
4 16,315 3 1- 1708462= 120037 1 = 1505241- 80820 1- 140910
5 1= 200908 2 1- 1907661= 190271 1503481= 1705251= 16,0041= 150618
000
OT
1=$100200
1- 90158
1= 110253
0
000
600
600
000
6**
606
* 0 *
14.160
130
TABLE 31.=SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFF/CERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE & PsYcHoLoGIca PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL TESTING C PsYcHIATRIc FOR THESERVICES DISADVANTAGED
SALARY NO. sALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
OHIO (CONTINUED)
NO. SALARY NO.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS = UNIVERSITY 1 1=$20,500 *6
HEIGHTS
CLEVELAND 6 1= 21.480 4 1=1- 70,590 1=1= 18.660 1=
1= 17,160 1=16.900
1= 16,560
coLumaus **0 2 2=
DAYTON ..*
ELYRIA 1 1- 14,800
LORAIN 1 1- 17,000
MENTOR ... .... 1= 16,950
MIDDLETOWN 1=
PARMA .0. . . 1= 21.417 1. 1=
SPRINGFILLO 1 1- 171000 2 1-I=
TOLEDO 3-
WARREN 1 1= 18.496 1 1=
LLOUGHBY=EASTLAKE, WILLOUGHBY 1 1= 18,847
YOUNGSTOWN . 1= 20.024 6
OKLAHOMALAWTON 666*****000.10 1=
1=
MIDWEST CITY 6 *
OKLAHOMA CITY 7 1= 9,600 2=1= 9.100 1=1= 9,0002= 8,1501= 8.0001= 7000
PUTNAM CITY .. . 6066666690600* 0
TULSA 1 1= 14,818 1=
OREGONBEAVERTON . . *wow...." 1 801 69*
EUGENE 2 1= 1 000 *
1= 13,000
SALEM . 2
060
22.680 3 1-118,600 1 1=11 .000 10 1=1 960
19,260 I= 16,800 1= 18,36016.800 I.= 15.300 I= 17276016,580 2= 15.300
1= 14,8002= 13.300I= 12.4001= 11,600
21.859 4 1- 210591= 16,0721= 15.672I= 14.272
1- 13.982
3 I= 19,660 1 1- 16,1102- 15,730
I= 13,2932- 11,594
13,600 1= 17,3011= 16,0671= 11,587
17,584 5 I= 17,7501= 15.6111= 13.7781= 13.0991= 12,872
8,755 1= 15,9796,798
10,429
18,030
9,4808,430
12.2009.500
0 *
1= 16.018
1- 12.540
12.789 7 1= 15.347
1= 12,5161= 10.890
1 1= 15,749
600 00*
4 1= 13.7501= 13,5301= 13.5121= 13.274
1= 15,8771= 15.4411= 13,7001= 8,1972= 6.745
2 1= 15.17512,374
0-66 000
2 1= 18.900 .**1= 16.900
1= 14.750 1 1= 9,000I= 11.940
0 0
*
1 1= 8.780
1 1= 16.511
0
1= 8,321
131
TABLE .--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-'71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE !CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF CFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIDt 1970-71GENERAL ATJENDANCE GUIDANCE & PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAMSPERSONNEL TESTING & PSYCHIATRIC FOR THE
SERVICES DISADVANTAGEDSALARY NO- SALARY ND. SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE NO. SALARY NO=
ABINGTON 1 I= 19,795
ALLENTOWN
ARMSTRONG DIST., FORD CITY 1- 17,936 1
BETHLEHEM ......... .. 6 I- 17.3201- 12,3201- 11,5501- 11,100
10,5508,300
BRISTOL TWP. 191000
CENTRAL DAUPHIN0 HARRISBURG 1- 15,515
ERIE 4
HARRISBURG ......... . . ....... 110520
NESHA INY DIST., LANGHORNE 80413
PENNSLWRY OIST., FALLSINGTON I- 170472 I
PHILADELPHIA 3- 250640 2
SCRANTON . ............,..
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON . . ................ I- 18'200
PAWTUCKET
WARWK
SOUTH CAROLINAANDERSON CO. DIST.
COLUMBIA
GREENVILLE CU.
SOUTH DAKOTASIOUX FALLS 00*000000@####0000
TENNESSEECHATTANOOGA 0000000**060#000# 2 I= 160355
121900
1 20
SP*
4#
1- 140240
CLARKSVILLEMONTGOMERY CO.0CLARKSVILLE
HAMILTON .
KNOX C0.0(EXCL. KNOXVILLE) ...
.0= . 1 1-$16 130
1-$10.467 2 1- 1411581- 13,931
1- 13/270 16.000
600807,8213
I- 6/3561- 6,003
366
I- 15,315
0 0.
1- 14,880
0
000 060
1-S140429 2 10,234- 9045
1- 14,000 1 I- 14,3001- 1200001- 100050
0 0
I- 18/240
2 6/9821- 14,324
2- 21/800 2 2= 2108'0 6 1- 2506001- 2200001- 21,900I- 21,480I- 20,8601- 20,740
I- 10/650
130720 1 1- 13/720
1- 1416971= 11,5002- 110250
1= 13,083
#
@Oa
04E0
0
13 1= 1313133- 11,2502- 10,6502- 9,2203- 80620
7,405
2 11,250 ... ... ...
1 1- 10,304 ...
1= 1005E44 2 1= 13,680 5 1= 140004 2 1507441 91108 1- 100236 2- 12000 1- 120396
1- 905041- 8,677
1= 8,880 2 1= 140160 4 1= 1406401= 70200 13200
1= /20001- 11,090
2 1 10,7701= 9,322
1000
1-- 16/005 1. 1= 14
1= 9-103
1= 9,1251- 13,5631= 60375
2 1106161 9,287
0 0
***
000510
10 172
1 120500
# t#
13,200 2 9,9901= 90125
1= 131476 1 1- 140000
1 2
TABLE 3I.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, I970-;REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
TENNESSEE (CONTINUED)
GENERALPERSONNEL
NO. SALARY
ATTENDANCE
NO. SALARY
GUIDANCE &TESTING
NO. SALARY
PSYCHOLOGICAL& PSYCHIATRICSERVICESNO. SALARY
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAG2DND. SALARY
MEMPHIS . 1 1-s22,608 1-$200004 1- 20,004 5 1-92J,676 1-512,664I- 17,412 3= 15,480 1- 17,472
14,620 2- 14.820 I- 160080I- 15,4801- 14,620
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) 2 I 14,304 1- 10,879 I- 11,660I- 12.720 1- 10,880
SULLIVAN co.., BLOUNTVILLE 2 2= 8,188 00.
SUMNER C_.. GALLATIN ...... 9,863 00. 000
(EXASARLINGTON 00060060060600606 0 4 1- 11,681 ON.
I- 10.4-441- 10,1591- 8,694
AUSTIN ..........* 0 . I- 15,553 2 I- 13.531 1 1- 14,85015,553 3- 9,768 1- 13.431
- 80030
BIRDVILLE, FORT WORTH 1= 16.660 * * *
CORPUS CHRISTI I= 17,978 1= 12,936 I- 20,500 6 1- 14.039
1= 15.251 1- 14,000 1- 130994I- 10,500 1-* 12.120I- 10,325 1- 12.026
I- 1003991- 9,562
ECTOR CO., ODESSA ........ . .0* 1- 16 92 1- 6.005
EL PASO ....... . 1= 19,134 1- 19,134 1- 19.3 4 17,834 1- 15,521
I= 15.5211- 14.913
FORT WU TH 1- 14 875 1 14g 5 00* 1- 15,1252- 8,712
HARLANDALE .4. 1- 12,072 006 0001- 11,006
HOUSTON 00000 . 0 . 6 . 0000 . 000#00* #60 1= 16,8221-* 15,611
1
1=16,46815.793
6 1-I-
15,09613,523
5 1-1-
17.34817.272
1- 130523 1- 13.795 I- 13.233 1- 16,5403 12.888 12.403 1- 13,159 1- 130377
I- 13.156 1- 13.2231 10,169
HORST #66 000 2 1- 11,162 * 0 0 60
1= 9;161
LUBBOCK .......... . 1= 14.945 1= 130772 15.569 2
1-.519
10,000
MIDLAND 1- 15 600 1= 120246
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANTONIO 000 0 1- 12.600 548 000
SAN ANTONIO .. . ....* ow* 6## 2 1=1=
12.067110566
1= 18,500 6 1-1-
13.59711.136
1- 10.9691- 10,850
9.466I- 80649
SPRING BRANCH ....... . a***00 0*. 1 1- 14.040 1 12 914 1- 12,000
TYLER 0 60#0600 #000 . 00 000 1 1= 8.970 1=2
12,8021,797
WICHITA FALLS .0. 70675 2 11,767 0 0
1 11.295
UTAHALPINE DIST., AMERCIAN FORK 1 1= 15.743 1= 13,800 1= 12,699
GRANITE DIST. SALT LAKE CITY 1= 14.187 3 1= 10,738 ... 1= 14.617
1= 14.1 1= 10.484,jtj2 1= 10.413
TABLE 3 *-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFiCERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
UTAH (CONTINUED)JORDAN .. ................
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO.
CHESAPEAKE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL .ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE C PSYCHOLOGICAL
PgRSONNEL TESTING t PSYCHIATRICSERVICES
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1- 1-$13,140 1 1-$13,296
2 #143
1- 12,2851- 11,550I- 10,075
1- 11,235
CHESTE FIELD CO# .#. . 6 . #0 . 00.0 I- 14,617 1- 14,000
1 c)
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAGEDNO. SALARY
1-$18,817 1
1*. 12,12710,815
1= 6,825
12,58810,500
FAIRFAX CO. 1- 24,758 25 1- 23,9961 23,360I- 22053I- 21,320I- 20,334I- 2003294- 19,3693- 180863- 18,2892-* 17,0901=' 16,3171= 15,8911=. 15,2911= 150851= 14,6921= 14,0921 12,693
HAMPTON 7,326 1 1= 15,180 4 1= 19,5601= 12,4202- 11,262
HENRICU CUUNIY (EXCL. RICHMOND) 1 1=
LYNCHBURG 1-
NORFOLK .. . .. ....... 1-
PRIV.:E WILLIAM CO., MANA AS . 3 I=1
1=
R CHMOND 1. 1=
15,962 13,767 2 1 12,00013000 1= 9,000
16,476 2 1= 11,330 o** 1= 12,4651= 9,394 1= 9,274
18,555 .. I- 18.555 1 I 16,9151- 15,2851 13,920
#
#
8,379
1- 18,242
1- 16,390
1- 16,4411- 14,2061- 12,868
16,985 1= 180550 ... ...
16,750150585
18.710 204 2 1= 15,204 5 I- 15,1531= 14,592 1= 13,385
1= 12,5981= 11,689
11,587
ROANOKE CO. (EXCL. ROANOKE) .0 14,500 1= 11,0001= 10,000
VIRGIN A BEACH
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE 0. . ...##.,.......000 . 1 I-
CLOVER PARK 41-I-I
EDMONDS DIST. 15, LYNNWOOD 1
FEDERAL WAY .......... . ******* 1
HIGHLINE DIST*, SEATTLE 1 1-
KENT 0*****0 0 # .. .. 1=
LAKE WASHINGTON ***
22,767
20,60017,00016,700169980
20,445
90050
190500
19,599
1
*
**a
150480
1= 16,1811= 140036
4 14,47212,950
I'. 1109351 7,998
1 15 365 1 1 17,477 1 1= 18,450
1= 13,630 1 1 16,390
1 1 150615 ***
13,47516,300_ 13,5411= 13,350
1- 16,211 1 1 14,975 1
*0* 0 0 0
TABLE .-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1970"71IREPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID0 1970-71GENERAL ATTENDANCE GUIDANCE C PSYCHOLOGICAL
PERSONNEL TESTING E PSYCHIATRICSERVICES
PROGRAMSFOR THE
DISADVANTAGEDSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)SEATTLE
NO= SALARY
Of
NO0
I-
SALARY
_ 1717
NO= SALARY
2 1-$220125
NO= SALARY
190124
NO= SALARY
1-$2305791- 140020 I- 15005 1- 16,1171- 12,057
SHORELINE, SEATTLE . Of 1-520089 12,688
SPOKANE 1- 17,755 4 I- 15,584 1 I` 18,5061- 140241- 1405661- 130541
TACOMA .40.* OO 6.0 1- 220480 6 . 15,497 1 15046 1 1- 1503461- 221131I- 1807791- 170221- 1508462- 150497I- 15008I- 14,240
YAK IMA I I- 15,668 066
WEST VIRGINIACABELL C0.1 HUNTINGTON 1 1- 11,825 110209 1- 120564
1- 11,824
FAYETTE CO= , FAYETTEVILLE O.. 1 10,714 6
HARRISON CO .0 CLARKSBURG 7,200 5 500 .60610
1- 6,490
KANAWHA CO. CHARLESTON 1- 14,270 1 1- 15,140 2 I 150870 6 1- 160400I- 140020 I- 14,750 I- 110501- 12,620 10,200
I- 9,7508,700
I 7,700
MCDOWELL CO=1 WELCH 2 I- 81180 1- 12,000 1` 90000I* 60500 1- 80500
WOOD CO., PARKERSBURG 6 6 0 1 1- 7,600 1- 130437 7,580
WISCONSINAPPLETON
. .6 === 6 I= 16015013,820
I- 12,000I- 11,459I 110150I- 11,000
GREEN BAY 1 1- 8,220 6**
JANESVILLE F. 0 * 1 17,600 **6
KUNOSHA 2 I- 18,9881- 18,484
MADISON 17,25013,698
MILWAUKEE 6 1- 20,298 5 I` 18,845 Ell 177 2 1- 18,4011- 19,648 2- 18,300 18,076I` 180999 1800991- 18,889 I- 140107- 18,498
16,457
RACINE 1- 19,000 I` 18,991 5 I= 20,1531` 16,9471- 11,8222- 10,545
WYOMINGCASPER W. OP* 1 1- 18,000 *
LARAMIE CO=0 CHEYENNE ======== 1 15,672 6 14,018 **6 .6*
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINP.TRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRuCTION - ;ADMINISTRAIION AND ShPERVIT' 170-719REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 129000 'JR mt.
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIU. 197u-
STRUCTIDN :.DUCATIONSECONDARY P
ZDUCATIO EC'JCATIn1---,IALARY
GENERAL IN- ELEMENTARY AO
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NL.
ALABAVABALDWIN CO.0 BAY MINETTE ... I. 1-$11,630
HUNTSVILLE 2 2-S13,500 1 1- 11,802
JEFFERSON CO. 800(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 2-13,800
1- 5,8001- 50430
MOBILE CO. . ........... 2- 13,2451- 10,7882- 10,6162- 10,128
ALASKAANcHORACE ..... .... 1- 279454
ARIZONAPHOENIX (H.S) 1 1- 20,492
SCOTTSDALE ....... ........ 1 I- 23,000
TUCSON
WASHINGTON 0I51.6,PHDENIX(ELEM)
ARKANSASFORT SMITH ........ ...........
LITTLE ROCK
1- 20,000
1- 17,7251- 17,1321- 15,041- 15,3251- 13,4601- 11,991
I- 1407521- 120637
2- 1i,021
I- 1303351- 11,9921- 11,440
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1 1- 10,644
CALIFORNIAABC DIsT., ARTESIA
ALAMEDA .. ... . 1 1- 220388
ALHAMBRA 0 0 600 0 0 0 0 # #
ALUM ROCK, SAN JOSE (ELEM.)
ANAHEIM (H.S.)
AZUSA ...
BAKERSFIELD, (ELEM.) 1 1- 201233
BALDWIN PARK ...
BELLFLOWER 2 1- 20,02817,503
BERKELEY 000..00 . 00 0000.00000 000
BURBANK .. .. ................ 1 1- 20,889
CAJON VALLEY.* EL CAJON (ELEM)
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) 1 1- 20#740
COLTON . . .............. 1 1- 220503
CORONA
1- 20 347
1- 19,080
1 1- 18,680
1- 16,6661- 16,259I- 140727
...
1 I- 20,882
...
1 1- 19-980
...
1 1- 260500
3 1- 23 3162- 19,930
1 1- 19,334
5 1- 190823- 17,9901- 16,134
OM
1-$150000
1- 11,802 1 1-$10,414
1- 14,800 2 I- 1308001- 13,800 1- 601001- 13,600
2 I- 13,773 2 1- 111925I- 110008 1- 101992
2 1- 289324 0
1- 27,977
1- 14,969
1- 200000
I- 17,284
0
1 1- 12,700
1- 13,937 1- 11,053I- 120422
000 1- 10,913
1 1- 210478 I- 19,872
1 1- 17,091 2 1- 21,7801- 170850
1 I- 210417
00
-. 1 1- 20,910
... 1 1- 16,976
1 1- 210060
...
1 1- a 6,50O 1- 17,422
1 1- 23,316 2 1- 18,42018,070
0 0
00 1- 18900
136
TABLE 32.--SAL4RIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)EL RANCHO DIST., PJC0 RIVERA
FAIRFIELD-SUISUN
1 1-$21,856
FOLSOM CORDOVA I- 19,040
FONTANA ......... .. 00 . ..o. .
FREMONT, SUNNYVALE (H.S.) 0.. 1 TOD
FRESNO 1- 250490
FULLERTON (ELEM) 2 1- 19.8731- 14,347
GLENDALE
GROSSMONT (H.S.) 00 . .00.00.0.0
HACIENDA-LA PUENTE, 2 2- 22,526
HAYWARD 1* 20,420
HUNTINGTON BEACH (H.S ) 1- 915
INGLEWOOD
KERN CO.. BAKERSFIELD (H.S.)
LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY (ELEM.) 1- 200784
LODI
LOMPOC .4. .0 .*0 .0 21,082
LONG BEACH 2 1- 28,7121- 21.708
LOS ANGELES 4 3- 27,9011- 24,286
MODESTO
MONTEBELLO ................... 2 1- 19,9471- 160598
MONTEREY 2 2- 19,785
MT. DIABLO, CONCORD 17,671
NAPA VALLEY ............ .
NEWPORT-MESA, NEWPORT BEACH 1 18,513
NORWALK-LA MIRADA 1 23,124
OAKLAND
OCEAN VIEW, HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 1= 19,927(ELEM.)
ONTARIO=MONTCLAIR. (ELEM) 1- 20,500
ORANGE ....... 00 0 0009.9 0 00090 9 00
PAJARLI VALLEY. WATSONVILLE ... 0 0
PALOS VERDES 0. . . .......... 1 1- 20,190
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARY AOULTEDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
NO.
1
SALARY
1-$16011
1- 14,420
1- 17 664
0
1- 23.666
9 0
NO.
1
SALARY
1-4113,600
17.664
1- 230666
1- 15,615
NO.
1 1-
1-
SALARY
15t400
23,100
1- 22.224 .0 0
0 1= 23,989
1 I- 20,420 1 1- 21,770 2 1- 17,5707 431
I- 23.574 1 1- 23,574 1- 24,640
I- 18.996 1= 210281
1- 1800481- 16,472
1 1- 160989
1= 16,221
2 1- 250254 1 1= 15,8921- 22.520
22,968 3 3- 22.968 12 3= 2708011= 26,4261- 25.6951- 24.2863= 22,9682= 21,1671= 20,580
18,383 1 1- 19.478 09
5 5- 16.598 1 1= 16,598 1- 20.384
1 1= 17,855 1 1- 18.535
1 1 21,500 1 1- 21,500 1- 18,5071- 17.6711= 17,511
1 1- 21,090 1 1- 21.990
1 1- 23,124 1 1- 23,124 1= 23,124
1- 25,929 1 1- 25.929 1- 23'76619.808
1= 'soot;17.799
000 000
00 0
1= 15.926 96
0 0 . 1= 18,389
9
137
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION = ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVIS 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE !CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
NUMCER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARYEDUCATION EDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. =SALARYA
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)PA!O ALTO 5 960 1-$199730
PASADENA 2 1- 24.469 1- 2301721- 239021
PO NA 999.90000000.000000.00 *00 1- 2190641- 18,870
REDLANDS .......* 1= 16 627
RICHMOND 1- 22.152 2
2- 200521- 18,6723- 17.9281- 169428
RIVERSIDE **Of 4 1- 22 63- 21 560
SACRAMENTO P g I- 20.592 2
I- 1996461- 1899121- 18,3121- 17,470
SANTA ANA ... 1- 189865
SANTA BARBARA 1- 159473
SANTA CLARA . 0.. . 1- 23,514
SANTA ROSA * * 1- 17,745 1
SAN BERNARDINO 13 97 5 1= 229780 1
I 18,4391- 1800391= 1698121= 14,762
SAN 01E00 5 I- 249790 5- 26.032 8
1- 220464 1- 24.9822= 221316 2= 19,6101- 200410
SAN JOSE 31 6- 209323 1 1- 166- 18.57718- 18.003
16.670
SAN JUAN 015T.. CARMICHAEL 1 - 199378 2 2- 209945
SAN LORENZO 9.9 1 1- 209600
SAN MATEO (ELEM.) 0 . .........# 1 1-* 149738
SAN MATEO (H.S.) *O. 4
SEQUOIA DIST., **0REDWOOD CITY (H.S.)
(CONTINUED)
STOCKTON 9 9 1- 16*792
TORRANCE ..... 1 1- 229992 6 1- 2299921- 220643- 2293921- 21,132
VALLEJO ....***900 .. 09. 1= 19,310
VENTURA 1- 21 1- 21.8517
-2 775
1- 21.064- 180870
1- 22.11- 17.928
*
- 19.6461- 189912
189150
ADULTEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
2 1--$2596101.- 24.515
1* 20,625
1 1% 18020
1 200976
2 1-* 210 15161 96
20,880 99*
00*
1- 19,38_ ..*
1- 18,239 2 2096241- 17,871
3- 26.0322- 2499821- 2004101- 19,6101- 19,460
21,440
#.0
I- 23.3502- 22,750
21,475
1= 2207301= 219135
16.824
999
810
4 1- 21954518.567
1- 1598101- 140079
1- 18.500
I- 22.730
1- 19.444
1- 17,770 18.539
138
TABLE 3.2.-=SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARYEDUCATION EDUCATION
ADULTEDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
2 1-1b,121- 11.774
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1-.516.692
WESTMINSTER (ELEM ) .......... 079 9. 6
WHITTIER (H.S.) ... . 0 6 0 1-$21.401
COLORADOARAPAHOE CU., LITTLETON ..= 1- 19,500 2 1= 19,200
I- 159560 1 11.5341- 13,580
BOULDER 1 1- 17,549 1- 20.066 1- 19.254 I- 190174I- 14,190
COLORADO SPRINGS 1- 19 69 1- 1 0789 1- 13,021
DENVER 1- 23,405 6 1- 22,300 23.775 1- 22,8251- 19,950 I- 18.735 I- 20,775 1- 22,7501- 15,540 I- 18.360 1- 19,810 7= 16,250
2- 18,200 1 15,6851- 189105 I= 14,400
I* 12,620I= 9,500
JEFFERSON CO.. LAKEWUOD 1 1- 20,000 1- 17,280
MESA CU. GRAND JUNCTIUN 2 I- 129700 0 0 6
1- 12.0400
PUUDRE DI T*0 FORT CULLINS 1- 18,621 1- 180513 16,8001= 14,769
mESTMIISTER 0 1- 8,6i 1 1= 120819
CONNECTICUTENFIELD ...,..... .... . . 1- 17,157 * . 0 .
HARTFORD 2 1- 24,549 3 1- 21,300 2 1- 20,874 I- 24,282I- 20.590 1= 20,590 1- 19,551
I= 19,0''?
NORWALK ............... .. 1- 24,940 1- 28,100 1- 22,542
WATERBURY _1723 099 00.
WEST HARTFORU ......... . . .... 2- 24.492 6 *
DELAWARENEWARK 1= 21,116
WILMINGTON .... ............. 6.. 1= 21,744 9
14.3001= 13,4081= 9,600
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINGTUN, U.C. .66 ... 1- 20.090 5 3= 210650 5 1- 220720 6 1- 18.820
1= 19,210 1 20.800 1- 21,650 17.05011.855 1= 18.675 I- 18.675 1= 16,985
1= 18.115 1602351- 16.315 2- 14,835
FLORIDAALACHUA CO. , GAIN_SVILLE 16,244 00. 1 I= 13.764
1= 14,8802- 1307642- 130020
BREVARD CO., TITUSVILLE 1= 17,780 66. .9917,53516.935
1= 16,4801- 140840
OADE CO., MIAMI 26 1= 24,786 14 2- 22.297 7 1= 220953 27 I- 22.2191- 220526 21.498 22,511 1= 20,7421- 22.371 21,325 2 22,433 I= 20,698
22.219 21,214 1= 22,080 1 2005621= 211962 1= 20.805 21,133 20.550
139
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN :NSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATIoN AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS wITH ENROLLMENTS OF 14,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
FLORIDA (CONTINUED)DADE CO., MIAMI
(CONTINUED)
DoVAL C0.1 JACKSONVILLE
ESCAMBIA CO., PENSACOLA
LAKE CO., TAVARES
LEE CO.t FT. MYERS ....... .
MANATEE CO., BRADENTON
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
1-621,4741= 2110051= 2008421- 2007681= 2003771- 20,1631- 19,6551 1905081= 1807471= 18,707
1806351= 1802391= 1703731= 1708001= 17,5821- 1704311-- 1702182- 1609271- 160349I- 15,389
1- 14'3001= 13,8001= 13,200
2 2= 14,380
2 14,775110325
MARION CO OCALA ...a.... . 130920
PINELLAS CO. , CLEARWATER
SARASOTA CO.
VOLUSIA CO., DELANO
GEORGIAATLANTA
COBB CU*. (EXCL. MARIETTA)
DE KALB CO., (EXCL. DECATUR)
1- 17,3471- 14,352
11,731
2 1= 1305001= 131080
0
t- 190324
1- 17,459
GLYNN CO., BRUNSWICK ......... I- 14,530
HOUSTON CO. PERRY 00000000000 OW*
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARYEDUCATION EDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
1-$2094842- _20,1201- 2G,0133- 19,7991= 180344
6 I- 17,9081- 15099;4- 1403S8
1 15,1.001- 140900
2- 13,600
1 1- 15,240
1= 17,490
4 - 13,32011,770
2- 11,000
14 1- 17,3472- 13,4991- 13,1561- 12,8121- 12,4692- 12,126
11,7832- 11,0961- 10,0672- 9,680
1= 180065
1= 15,120
1- 18,300
I= 2102741- 20,5111= 1904691= 1904622 1704591 15.0933
15,551
2,660
1= 110310
AnuLTEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
I 92 1-$20,1941- 20,1201- 1919461- 19,9061- 1903591- 190382- 1807471- 18,669
18,5301= 18,489
17,9801= 17,8001= 17,7611= 1705831- 1705091- 1704361- 16,8541= 16,4902- 14,666I- 12,855
1= 180595I- 17,908
1= 151300
1- 15,720
I 1- 17,490
2 2,6002,460
000
000
I- 14 380
I- 13,560
1-L 17,490I= 1104681= 100850
1= 13,440 1 I 16,224
1- 171100
0 0
0
1= 20,0851- 14,120
12,392
11,310
7 1= 13,1401= 13 0203= 1206001- 12,420
100560
0 0
1 1- 19,152
2 1 16,7721 14,312
*
* f
140
TABLE 32.==SAL4RIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRAiION AND SUPERVISION' 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH EnrWILMENTS OF
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GEORGIA (CONTINUED)MOSCOGEE CO., COLUMBUS
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM CU., SAVANNAH
GENERAL IN -STRL 'TION
NO. SALARY
000 OR MORE ICONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID* 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARY ADULTEDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
6 764 4 I- _4,942I- _ 449 3- 13,7632- 12,1781- _10659
90/43
1-S13,086 2 I- 15,711I- 14003
(AWAIISTATE OF HAWAII, HUNOLULU /... 2- 19,906
2- 18,2272- 14,681
IDAHOBOISE 0006 OO 00.0.0 .... 99000000 2 2- 16000
ILLINOISCHAMPAIGN .*..... . . .......... 0
CHICAGO 9 1- 260374I- 22,0972= 2006712= 19.95$1= 190245I- 18,738I- 17,107
DECATUR 2
UIST. 214, MT. PROSPECT (H.S.)
MOLINE 1
PEORIA ........ ............... I I- 201500
ROCKFORD 000000000 0.0000040.
SPRINGFIELD 0*****# ....... 2 1= 19000 1
1- 17000
INDIANAANDERSON ..................... # 1
BARTHOLOMEW DIST. , COLUMBUS 0. 1
EAST ALLEN CO.0 NEW HAVEN ...* 19,270
ELKHART ....... .. **oo... 000
FORT WAYNE . ... .........
CARY 22,951 1
INDIANAPOLIS 170262 2
MARION T1. .0 . 0.0 .. mo****** . . #
NEW ALBANY=FLOYD COUNTY. ....*
SOUTH BEND 000000
VIGO CO., TEKRE HAUTE
WASHINGTON TWPot INDIANAPOLIS
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS .. #0004#40000000#
0 *
0 0 #
I= 19000I- 18.000
1- 13,989I- 13,2151- 12019
1- 21068
I- 19,5001- 19000
I- 23,058
0#0
1= 21054
1= 23018
16.415
1- 16.902
2 _084I- 13,007
1- 220192
1-$16,596
2 I- 13,776I- 120492
4 I- 180227I- 170447I- 15097I- 15,323
*
0 #
261374I- 24.538I- 18,630
1- 190000 18,700
1 1- 22 000
1= 23,)58 WOO
2 1- 17'52917072
0
I- 24,56720,301
1- 18,3891- 16,619
23,818 1 I- 18,000
705 1 1= 1,205
19,566 21,492
18,906 220951
17.997 1 1- 170971= 17,130
1= 160800 17.900
1= 220476 000
1'. 19,400 1 19,400
I 1= 170950 160805
I 1= 15,000
16,202
1- 17.000
60*
1608 0
1- 19,135
2 1702621 18
1 160950
1 1- 17,568
1 1= 160050
1 I= 16,800
21,400 000
4
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINI TRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION AOMINISTRATION ANO SUPERVISION, 1970-0,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED/
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY ADULTSFGONDARYEDUCATION LUAATION EDUCATION
NO. NO. NO.SALARYSALARY SALARY
IOWA (CONTINUED)COUNCIL FLUFFS .... 2 9,305 1 9,873 I- 10.132
0400
DAVENPOIO .00 . .. .. ... 000 0.0 I 1- 18.884 20.384 1 1- 16,492
DES MOINES 0600.06900.06.00.00 1-$20,500 2 1- 20,800 1= 22,300 1- 19,6501- 18,35u
S IOUX G I TY ........... . 0.. 2 14,6091- 120944
WATERLOO 6.00.00000. ....... 66. 1= 240300 190000 1- 180000
KANSASKANSAS CITY .... . ow 2 15,600 1- 12.687 .0.
11 11,105
SHAWNEE MISSION ..........**** 1- 180000 .60 191500
IOPEKA I- 160299 170789 1 14,603
WICHITA 60 . ...0. 4 1- 200910 1= 20,910 3 1- 2002801- 171165 1- 16,8151- 160105 1- 13,5351- 150250
KENTUCKY!AYETTE CO, LEXINGTON 1- 14,560 2- 13,128 2 1- 13,128 15,012
I- 130728 1= 12, 48 1- 11,088 1301281= 139584 1- 12.648
JEFFERSON CO. (EXCL.LOUISVILLE) 5 1- 19,864, 1- 180856 2 - 1E10534 1 1- 1E1,000
1- 19,625 1- 18,534 18.2121- 19,325 18,2121= 18,600 1- 16,996
17,675
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH, BENTON 1- 14,100 1 130650 12.750
I- 11,000I- 100100
CADDO PARISH, SHREVEP T ..*** 2 1= 150400 I- 160750 1 I 150850 6 0 0
1- 15,100
CALCASIEU PARISH, LAKE CHARLES * 5 1- 15,925 1 1- 15,9253 14,7501- 13,500
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, 2 I- 190667 17,267 2 1= 17,367 2 12,833
BATON ROUGE 1 170450 - 160300 1- 16.967 9,224
(CONTINUED) 1- 150567(CONTINUED) I- 15.167(CONTINUED) 1- 140900(CONTINUED) 14,767
ORLEANS PARISH, NEW ORLEANS 7 1 13,800 6 1- 17,676 2 1= 17.676 1= 17,316
2 13,500 I- 17,136 1 11,5002 12,280 I- 16,3921 11,800 1- 15,3121- 8,604 I- 110500
1- 100500
OUACHITA PARISH (EXCL* MONROE) 1- 14,900 0.0 0 0
1309001= 1202691= 11,4131= 1005E12
ST* BERNARD PARISH' CHALMETTE 1= 15,720 I 1 150720 15, -9
ST. LANDRY PARISH, OPELOUSAS * 1 150704 0*. I 1= 140940
ST. MARY PARISH0 FRANKLIN 3- 140100 400 000 0001= 14,611I 140533
TERREBONNE PARISH,' HOUMA 1= 15,582 1 1- 15.582 00
141
142
TABLE 32.==SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION = ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MAINEPORTLAND
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL CO. , ANNAPOLIS
GENERAL IN =STRUCTIUN
NO. SALARY
1=518,727
NUMBER OF OFFICERS ANDELEMENTARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
12 1=$22,260
SALARIES PAID, 1970=71SECONDARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
20 1=522,600
ADULTEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1-$12,000
4 1= 20,625I= 17,781 1= 21,713 1= 22,010 1= 19,113
4= 20,628 1= 19,938 1= 18,4883= 19,763 1= 19,321 I= 18,3131= 19,575 3= 19,1042= 19,125 1= 18,923
9= 18,488I= 18,089I= 17,7231= 15,986
BALTIMORE CO., TOWSON 2 1= 22,583 6 1= 23,767 2 1= 24,2671= 22,522 1= 22,386 1= 21,412
1= 21,9971= 21,4122= 21,201
BALTIMORE 59 1= 21,450 76 1= 220418 62 1= 22,418 6 1= 20,9001= 20,900 5= 21,868 I= 21,868 1= 18,6121= 20,350 34- 18,612 5= 19,866 I= 17,9081= 19,866 15= 17,908 4= 19,162 1= 17,0001= 19'316 5= 170358 30= 18,612 1= 13,058I= 18,612 1= 16,808 12= 18,458 I= 12,100
10= 16,676 2= 16,676 4= 18,0625= 15,356 2= 16,126 I= 17,9085= 14,550 I= 15,576 I= 16'676
16= 12,900 3= 14,421 1= 16,12613= 11,055 1= 13,700 I= 15,5764= 10,050 6= 11,800 I= 14,050
CHARLES COot LA PLATA 1= 21,080 2 2= 16,520 5080
FREDERICK co. 4 1= 18,650 1= 17,3301= 17,8051= 17,530
16,780
HARFORD CO., BEL AIR 1= 21,500 10 1= 21,500 40M2= 19,701 2= 19,4642= 19,464 I= 1E1,8094= 18,153 I= 18,1531= 17,916 2= 17,9161= 15,144 2= 17,007
1= 14,735
HOWARD CU., CLARKSVILLE 2 1= 20,700 3 1= 20,476 19,942 0 *
1= 19,442 1= 19,5261= 19,126
MONTGOMERY CU., ROCKVILLE 13 1= 24,625 3 1= 20,195 21,3021= 23,858 1= 18,661 I= 17,9791= 23,007 1= 17,297 1= 14,5717= 22,1552= 21,302I= 170297
WASHINGTON CO.0 HAGERSTOWN 1= 200019 3 - 19,650 1= 17,9551= 17,5951- 15,663
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER 04* 1= 14,756 2 I= 18,062 1= 12,444
I= 16,209
FRAMINGHAM 0 19,650 20,305 0 0
NEWTON 00400040644400 4 150875 I= 22,132 17,410 0 014,80013,725
QUINCY 444449694* ...... . P . 4 . 4 18,622 1 1= 17.767 1 I= 18, 22
wnimouTH 0 2 1= 15,612 000 0001= 9,242
WORCESTER 17,000 ,.1= 190550 1 1 19,550 1 1= 15,100I= 19051
1 43
T LE 32.=-SALARIES PAID ADMIN STRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION' 970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MICHIGANANN ARBOR
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
1 1-$15075
BAY CITY . 6666 OOOO 66660000000 mem
INGHAM
Dr'ARBORN
DETROIT 25 I= 30,5081= 30,289I= 30,1391= 30,027I= 29,3931= 29,289I= 29024I- 28,910I- 28,485I= 28,0801- 27,952I= 27,5281= 26,974I= 26,503I= 26,239I= 26,211I= 24,9661= 2418611= 24,8371- 22,6151= 19,938I° 18,6803= 15,500
EAST DETROIT ........ 000
GRAND RAPIDS . ......
GRosse PoINTE 1 1- 2 , 82
JACKSON 60*0000.600.6600000000 000
LANSING
ROSEVILLE 000006600600* .. 6 . 666 I 1= 23000
SAGINAW 6600 .... 660000 ...... a* 1= 18,641
SOUTHFIELD
TAYLOR ....... ..........
WARREN e**************** ......
WAYNE
MINNESOTAANOKA=HENNEP1Nt ANOKA
DULUTH
MINNEAPOLIS
1 1= 25,122
000
1= 20,5951= 20,3701= 19,770I= 19'3151= 190501= 16,735
NUMBER OF OFFICERS ANF SALARIES PAIDt 1970=71ELEMENTARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1 1- 191750
0
SECONDARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
*06
ADULTEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
2 1 =$20t000I 16000
2 I 2014001 13,300
230750 1 23 750 1= 22,075
2 1- 25072 2 1= 23,952 1- 143,239I 18,239 I= 19,719
1= 28,205 0* 28,2051- 20,714 24,756-= 19,755 22,939
I- 19,10419,077
00 * I= 22,370
5 I= 23,123 1= 23,123 I= 18,1102 20,698 1 .L1t472
1= 19,810 1- 191216I= 180922
600 1 1= 23,844
000 *00 2 1= 23,088I= 181814
1- 25,900 1 1- 25.900 1 1= 20,915
0 4 1= 180271= 1,5282= 15,405
1 20,000 I= 18,180 I I 121900
2 24,672 1= 24,672 00E1= 21,788
1 26,237 2
I= 24,380
22000 20,250 2 17 200250I= 18,500
4 2= 23000 2= 23,000I= 19,500I= 180000
I= 22,040 1- 221559 1= 19,380
1= 26,315 4 I= 23,795 2419851= 21,325 1= 23,750 I= 22,2501= 19,280 1- 20,445 1- 22,150
14318,690
144
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION = ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID _970-71GENERAL IN- ELEMENTARY SECONDARY ADULTSTRUCTION EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MINNESOTA (CONTINUED)MOUNDS VIEW
NO.
1
SALARY
1-$16,950
NO.
1
SALARY
1=$250000
NO.
1
ROBBINSDALE ........ 1= 24,000
ROCHESTER 1- 210020
ROSEVILLE I= 23,700
MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE 100200
4= 80000
JACKSON 1= 14 841 2 1- 160470 21- 11,986
MISSOURIFERGUSON-FLORISSANT0 FERGUSON 10 2- 13,553
1= 1207001= 12,6001- 12,4601- 11,1001- 1009501- 10,S001- 10,000
90300
HAZELWOOD 0 0 1= 21,430 1
1- 1805651- 120780
HICKMAN MILLS 1 1- 17,989 1= 190116
INDEPENDENCE ........ ... .. 3- 100863 1
I 9,755
KANSAS CITY 000 = 22,678 2
NORTH KANSAS CITY 000 1= 18,750 1
PARKWAY DIST. CHESTERFIELD 19,250 1 18,000 1
RAYTOWN ......... . . ... 000 1 1= 14.626 1
SPRINGFIELD 1- 140500
ST. JOSEPH 1- 130400 1
ST. LOUIS 1- 19,237 *
MONTANABILLINGS 000000000000000000000 2 2- 15,800
GREAT FALLS 00000000000.00#000 1= 1604601= 1409201- 140120
NEBRASKALINCOLN 1= 180360
NEVADAWASHOE CU., RENO 1- 22,308 1= 17,184
1 1604881= 15.108
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN..... 1= 180410
1= 12095012,360 .
I-. 10.950
CHERRY h
EDISON TWP. .............. . ..
. 0
-- 1008001= 8,850
1- 18,9251= 17.725
20.00.
144.
1-$25,680
1- 24,000
- 23 0
C
1 1 -$21c750
.000
000 00*
04700986
1- 22,360
1- 15,063
1 18,360 00*
1- 2305121= 200130
1- 20,000
1= 21,550
1- 160262
1= 13,400
#
O 0,
776
1= 15,210
***
1= 23.000
1= 250447
1= 150800
1- 150150
1= 140944
000
08
2 1= 1700401= 140480
5 17018416.920
- 15.76813084813.056
1= 15.970
1= 16 500
200280
145
TABLE 32.--54L4(ES PAID ADMINIS RATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRLJCTI3N - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVIS NA 1970'71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARY AOULTEDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW JERSEY (CONTINUED)ELIZABETH ................ .
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
2 1 -$18t4811- 18,102
HAMILTON TWP., TRENTON .......
JERSEY CITY ... ... ....... 2 1= 22,610I- 21,698
MADISON TWP., MATAWAN 60.
MIDDLETOWN TWP. 4 4= 16,615
NEWARK ...... 000.00000#00000. 3- 17,274I- 15,690I- 15,657I- 15,1003- 14,7002- 14,3, 0I= 13,1001= 100000
PATERSON 4 1- 22,725I- 17,100I- 16,2001= 15000
TOMS RIVER
TRENTON ...........0.***.....o
WAYNE0 ... .. . ... 92.09
WILLINGVORO
ODBRIDGE TWP. .........
NEW MEXICO
0
19050
2 21.0501- 149Z00
ALBUQUERQUE .. 0. .. ..........
LAS CRUCES o9 0
17,882
NEW YORKALBANY 9*****00***0.0600.0 5 18,727
16.700I= 15,850
14979089050
BINGHAMTON 4 1- 18,500I= 14,1251= 13,5751- 12.525
BRENTWOOD 20,39014,940
1- 13,980
BUFFALO *# .. ***# I- 20,9071 20,846
20,5471- 20.475I= 1818331- 16099
# A
1-518,600 1-418t4135
0.0
1-5 12 0420
I= 13,875I- 13,500
2 1- 19,880 2 t 19,200 1= 23.2051- 18,910 1 16,870
00. 220000
A*9
1- 20,010 18,1621- 18,4741- 18,162I- 16,2101- 12,700
1= 17.100 0 0 I- 22,900
9 1- 17,312 5 1- 160752- 16,688 2. 1694252- 16#438 15.985I- 15.438 1.=. 15.4351- 15,1881- 14.812
129250
I= 17.750 1= 18.100
1- 210500 219500
1- 20,950 20050
6 1= 23,960 1 1 20,800 1- 1716001- 151490 I- 17.0001- 149709 1- 15.7411- 14.449 1505821- 13.389 1- 14.1651- 12.840
* * 0 0 0 #
1= 10,933 # 0 3 1 9,239I- 9,052I- 6,000
4 1= 10,900 1 I 1604001= 10,165I- 9,1001- 7,750
400
0 0
0
6 I-3-I=
20085719,38219,0221E1,963
1=
1-
22,17919,265179508
145
146
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION' 1970-110REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)COMMACK .
GENERAL INSTRUCTION
NO. SALARY
1-$200000
NUMBER OF OFFICERSELEMENTARYEDUCATION
NO, SALARY
AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71SECONDARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
ADULTEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
GREECE CENTRAL, ROCHESTER 0.00 I- 17,500 0 0 1-41705001- 16,0001- 1504001- 14,4961- 10,044
KENMORE 2 1- 21,253 1- 23,000 1 1= 22,50020,146 1- 15,777
1- 13,081
MASSAPEQUA ........... . . I- 14,500
MIDDLE COUNTRY, CENTEREACH I- 22,300 #00
NEW ROCHELLE 1 1- 23,500 0 0 1 600
NEW YORK 54 1= 21,948 33 1- 21,500 Pt.I- 20,550 6- 20,550I- 20,525 2- 20,545I- 20,000 I- 20,000I- 18,000 1- 19,8251- 16,990 19,8001- 16,434 1- 19,500
26- 16/000 7- 16,000I- 15,900 I- 15,9002= 15,650 1- 15/540I- 15,620 2= V05001- 15,300 1- 15,0002- 15,000 1- 14,950I- 14,950 1- 14,3002- 14,750 1- 14,2501= 13,900 2- 13,5003- 13,500 1- 13,0001- 12/750 1- 12,500I- 12,500 1- 10,5001= 12,3501* 12/250
11,150I- 11,0501- 110000
NIAGARA FALLS 1 1- 22,212 7 1- 17,592 2 1= 21,0001= 16/088 1- 16,835
13,6891- 12,7281- 11/692I- 1014411- 10/005
NORTH SYRACUSE 1 I- 18,297 000 0 *
ROCHESTER ...b... 0000404 10 1- 24,872 17 1- 23014 I- 23,337 1- -9,3351- 20,732 1- 22,132 1- 12,500I- 20,147 I- 17,3461- 19,700 1- 15,7691- 19,018 1- 15,4301- 18/400 1- 15,1781* 18,299 14,4731- 17,787 1= 130468I- 17,500 I- 13/2151- 12,804 I- 11,809
1- 11,61810,50810,308
1- 10,286I- 9,176
8,550I- 8,150
ROME ...................... . 17,410 4 1- 14,900 .*13050 1= 14,770
I- 12,890 1= 14,5001.= 13,975
146-
147
TABLE 32.-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - A MINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)REPORTING
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAIO, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARYEVCATION EDUCA7ION
ADULTEDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEw YoRK (CONTINUED)SCHENECTADY
NO.
5
SALARY
1-$22,7711- 22.5621- 19,3971- 17,8201= 9,900
NO* SALARY
1-$20,358
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1-$19.8301= 17,215
SM) TNTOWN 24,978 14.750 0 .- 18,500 - 13,490
I- 12,390
SOUTH HUNTINGTON, DIST. 13, 1 23 9 0.0 004HUNTINGTON STATION
SPRING VALLEY, RAMAPO ... 00* 2 1- 24.3501- 17.640
SYRACUSE 6 I- 21.036 1- 190596 .000 4 18.2001- 19.956 I- 13,780 I- 17,0761- 19.556 1- 13,280 I- 12.380I- 16.296 1- 13,080 1- 8,232
12,280 1- 12.940I- 12,246 1- 120780
1- 12,484I- 12,4001- 11.530
UTICA 66 6 ... 6 00 0 00 6 00 . ... 6 1- 18.488 I 1 12,030 4 1- 16,7001- 14.7961- 14,7441- 11.350
WAPPINGERS FALLS 1 1= 19,900 010 0
YONKERS 00000000.0060000000000 1- 22.235 7 1- 19,865 0 0 0
I- 20.165 I- 18.125I- 16.070 1- 170825
I- 17,1251- 16.355I- 16.240I- 10.200
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE CO., GRAHAM 0 0 2 1 10,600 58(EXCL. BURL:NGTON) I- 10.158
BUNCOMBE CO. (EXCL. ASHEVILLE) 6 2 I- 12.096 1- 10.1101- 11.376
CUMBERLAND CO 4 I- 14.664 1 I= 14,297(EXCL. FAYETTEVILLE) 1- 14.022
I- 131488I- 11.844
DURHAM .. 000060.000 0 No 600 0.0 090 I= 14.400 1 I- 12.2002- 11.350
GREENSBORO 1 1- 13.530 4 4= 13.530
GUILFORD CO. (EXCL. GREENSBORO) 1- 12.370 1- 11083011.850
1- 11.050
HIGH POINT ....... . 00,000a000* 1 I- 11.500 1= 12.700 000
NASH CO., NASHVILLE 00 1 1= 9.900 91900 I- 10,8724,440
ONSLOW CO.. JACKSONVILLE 00000 10.320 2 2= 100320 9*
RALEIGH ....0 000000 0000 00 0 60 13.500 099 6 06_ 11.570I= 10.500
WAYNE CO.. (EXCL. GOLDSBORO) * I= 10.320 I 100320
148
TABLE 32.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATIREPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NO. SALARY
N AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71*
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARY ADULTEDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
OHIOAKRON 00M 5 1-$18.619
1- 13,959I- 13,058I- 12.508I- 10,933
1 20.207 1-$18.0081- 9.924
BEREA 1 1-$17.975 17.975
CANTON 1 I- 18 5 1 1.= 18,355
ciNcINNAr 4 20,486 17 I- 20,908 7 1- 21,241 1 1= 19,0011- 19.000 I- 20,486 I= 19.6671- 18.280 2- 171524 1= 19,0001- 16.004 I- 17.191 2- 18.667
2- 16.769 1- 18.2455- 16.105 1- 17,7501- 16.096
15,1941- 14,8621- 14,5301- 12,890
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS - UN VERSITY 4 1- 20.500 .00HEIGHTS 1- 19.000
(CONTINUED) 113.500(CONTINL'-iD) 1- 18.200
CLLVLLAND 0066600A...4,p . 0* _- 20,400 6 I- 22.2001- 16,560 1- 21,9001- 12,800 1- 16.650
1- 1513601= 14.8801- 14.800
COLUMBUS 2 1- 21,859 2 1- 22.5221- 21.717 1= 21.859
CUYAHOGA FALLS
OAYTON .. 0000. .. 0.0.0.000 6
1-1-1-1-1-
ELYRIA 1 1-
LORAIN *
MENTOR . 6.00.06006.******66666
MIDDLETOWN
PARMA
SPRINGFIELD .0.0.00.0.00.00.00
TOLEDO
WARREN ........
I. mGMhY-EASTtq. "ILLUUGHBY
60*
20094019.84017.32016,27615,97215,010
15,000
2 16,09615.677
6 1 17,33015,972
3 15.8001-- 14.615
22,200
1 1- 22,522
1- 14,924
1- 17,6701- 16,1201- 14,590
16,000
2 1= 24 0001- 20,280
5 1- 22,5221- 15.2221- 14.7221- 13,6751- 12,222
66*
600
1- 12,744 1 1= 11.365 666
1 1 17,000 1 1 16,500 1 16.000
_6 19,538 1 1= 19.797 0.0
2 1= 16,067 2 1- 16.067 3 1= 16,67614.586 1 14.586 1- 12.648
1- 8,976
1- 17 00
YOUNGSTOWN I- 20.901
OKLAHOMALAWTON
MIDWEST C TY .................
000
14
2 448 1 1- 20.262 1 1- 22 5501- 18 208
15,402 16.200 1 1= 10,510
- 10,976 8 8- 12.482 .00
17,790
1 20.250
2 15,7111- 15.411
1= 11.255
1- 13/4900
1= 21,576
9260
15.900 000
149
TABLE 72.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970*71,REPUVIING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
GENERAL INSTRUCTION
NO* SALARY
OKLAHOMA (CONTINUED)OKLAHGMA CITY 2 I= 14.920
I 10,100
PUTNAM CITY
HASA ...
OREGONBEAVERTON .... .. . .......... 0*.
EUGENE 4 2 1913052 18,500
SALEM I 1= 180590
PENNSYLVAN_ABINGTON ....... . ............. 17000
ARMSTRONG DIST., FORD CITY
BETHLEHEM
BRISTOL TWP.
CENTRAL DAUPHIN, HARRISBURG
HARRISBURG 6..0, * .....NESHAMINY DIST., LANGHORNE ...
PENNSBURY DIST. FALLSINGTON *
SCRANTON
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON .. 0000000****00#00000
PAWTUCKET .***o . ..............
WARWICK
9 0
000
I 190500
I 1 18,030
.0.
9*
009
*40
SOUTH CAROLINAANDERSON CO* DIST* 5 1 150310
COLUMB IA .. 96000000**dd/0*#
DARLINGTON COUNTY * *0
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID' 1970=71
149
ELEMENTARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
21 1$140500
SECONDARYEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
5 1$15,000
ADULTEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1-S12, 0202- 10,350 11,350I= 10,300 1 10.1601= 100200 1 709001 100000 1 7,7001 90001 9,800
9,7001 90300I 9.2001 901101 9,100I 8,800I 807501 8,6501= 80410I 805501 8,100I 8,000I= 7,800
1 11000
1.= 18,673 2 1= 190643 1 1 1506871 170073 I 16,556I 150813
1=- 160909 0 0
#00
1 1 15.749 I= 150749
666 *** 0170936 99 00
1 140800 009 0001= 140000
I 1= 190500 I= 160500 I= 16,000
I 17,800 17 040 0
1 170444 1 171984
1 230520 4 1= 230520 000I= 2300162= 19.728
I 1= 190900 1 18.295
5 020 900720
2 2 160850 0 I I 4 600
1 17077 I 16.827
160110
4 1= 11.794 900 I 13,952I= 10.692I 100296I 10,246
5 2 10072 I= 17.100 I 130056I 10,2121= 9,492I 9,228
# 1 1 110600
150
TABLE _--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRAT!ON AND SUPERVISION0 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL IN= ELEMENTARY SECONDARY ADULT
STRUCTION EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
SOUTH CAROLINA (CONTINUED)GREENVILLE CO0 06 . 6 .. 6 . 60000.9
NO. SALARY NO.
12
SALARY
1=1014,6404= 1112002= 1100003= 10,4001- 10,2001- 100000
NO. SALARY
006
NO.
1
SALARY
1-$130680
SOUTH DAKOTARAPID CITY ....... 1 1= 150761 1 1-117009 006
SIOUX FALLS ......... .....***0 660 2 140700 14,400 1 1- 14,0001 140400
TENNESSEECHATTANOOGA 2 1-115,985 1 1- 12,500 1 1- 12,055 2 1- 16,005
1= 14 55 1 14,055
cLARKsvILLE-moNToomERY _
CLARKsvILLE900 1 10,744 110565 1 1- 10,744
HAMILTON .. ...... 66000090 1-- 13,200 4 4= 13,200 2 2- 130200
KNOX C0*0(EXCL. KNOXVILLE) 1- 140070 1 1- 13,743 ... 1 1- 13,476
MEMPHIS 9.9999.99.990.9.9.#049 ... 16 13= 150840 5 20,676 3 1- 1704722- 140870 15.480 1- 14,1721- 140172 140820 1= 12,864
- 1401721- 13,524
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) . 00 1- 17.028 6 1= 14,664 1 1= 12,030 1 1- 13,056
2= 12,030 4- 12,0301- 11,740
SULLIVAN CO., BLOUNTVILLE o*** 900 2 2- 12,900 1 12,900
SUMNER C006 GALLATIN 060406009 2= 110166 1 1- 11'900
TEXASARLINGTON 09 . 6 ........ SO 2 12,224 000 000
1 110175
AUSTIN ......... 0 ...... 66 1- 160845 7 1=2-
15066013,531
1 1= 14,431 1--
1=13.9317,282
2- 13.431 6,930
1- 11,6018,437
BIROVILLE0 FORT WORTH .. 0** 00. 2 1- 16,480 2 1= 160580 0 0
1= 110570 1- 110050
CORPUS CHRISTI 2 1=1-
13,63580000
1= 17.574 1 1- 160362 2 1=1-
13,1308,797
DALLAS 2 1- 18,487 12 1- 14,025 2 - 14,0251= 181381 5= 13.494 130494
3= 12,2191= 120006I.= 11.687
110262
ECTOR CO., ODESSA 6 0 2 1= 17,438 170438 0 0
1-- 100935
EL PASO .,909009000 17 334 6 1
1=15,825150369
1= 1606481- 16,328
1-1=
13175613.516
1 150336 2= 150521 1= 1205091 14,913 1- 1205121 1402751 130348
FORT WORTH 5 1=1-
18.400'179920
1=1
19022018,620
18,9951- 18,270
2 1-1-
15,40511,644
1- 17,415 150455 1= 14,72515080 1= 140805
1 131850 2 1416801=1.40405
150r144-005
TABLE
151
320-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERV SION 1970=710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR moRe (CONTINUED)
GENERAL IN=STRUCTION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARYEDUCATION EDUCATION
SALARY NO SALARYscHooL sYsTEM BY STATE
TEXAS (CONTINUED)
NO0 SALARY NO0
GALVESTON 1 1=5210286 2
GOOSE CREEK, BAYTOWN 1 1 14,500
HARLANDALE _ 13053 1
HOUSTON 2 1= 160396 61= 151859
HURST Oa gar 600.00 00400 00000 00a
LAREDO 0 . . 60.00000000 000
LUBBOCK .0..0... . . . 0 00
MESQUITE 0000000000 . 0 ... 0040
MIDLAND 0000000000000° ... . ..° 1 00
NORTHSIDE, SAN ANTONIU ....... 0 0
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO 00.000000000000000 7 110180 24- 10,6502- 100140
SPRING BRANCH Oda 5
TYLER 0..00000 . .00 . 00 .. 0 . 0*
WICHITA FALLS ... 00 8,200 2
UTAHALPINE DIST*, ANERCIAN FORK **
GRANITE DIST* SALT LAKE CITY . 9.175 3
JORDAN 090
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO* 2 1- 23.994 1
1- 221186
CHESAPEAKE 1- 16,890 21 14,0001= 7,970
CHESTERFIELD CO, a...* . * .... . . 2 I- 15,852 41= 140926
1-51402591- 130959
1- 130750
1- 10,490
1- 18,8811- 180402
18,2101 1801141- 1708351- 17,537
1- 140800I- 9,571
1- 1100051- 10,6561= 100140
1- 1607661- 1409701= 140925
1- 150824
0
090
1-$11,006
4 1- 1803981= 1801051- 17,9171= 16,381
1- 140000
1- 160766
1- 150824
WOO
ADULTEDUCATION
NO* SALARY
1-515,012
2 1- 1505691 100980
1- 110542 00* 0001- 11,2771= 100773
1- 150435 2 _- 150225 1 - 1208261= 110090 1- 11,4761- 10,516
1- 80880 3 1- 10,850 13,1641= 80460 2- 100650
1= 16,160 1 1= 17,8601- 1101451= 10.9851= 1007851- 9096
16.500 2 1= 17,000 2 0,9091- 120000 1 130 5_ 1- 9,3531- 11,081
15,3001 100515
1= 14,879 2 1 14,6931= 14/017 1405531= 130644
1= 161069 2 2 1600691-- 14.787
14,617
15,036 1 1= 16,4281= 140856
14,712
0
.899
1= 150731= 15,3131 130221
1- 12,288
1= 24,194 1 1- 23,994 2 1- 21,7751= 17,174
2= 14,000 2 1- 16090 2 1- 13,1001= 9,800 1 12,590
140000 a** ..113,177
420764
1 .-'120352
152
TABLE 32.--SA ARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71GENERAL IN- ELEMENTARY SECONDARY ADULTSTRUCTION EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION
SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
VIRGINIA (CONTINUED)
NO* SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY NO.
FAIRFAX CO. 1=124,137 5 1=I-1-1=1=
HAMPTON 4 4- 13,915 1 1-$16,000 1 I-
HENRICD COUNTY EXCL. RICHMOND) 7 1= 15,962 1 I- 15,962 1 1=
4- 11,772I= 11,4191= 9,890
LYNCHBURG ...........****.***. 0.0 1- 14,892 1= 13,6931- 140E101- 13,463
NORFOLK .. ............. .. 1 1-$18,555 4 1- 20,470 19,650 1-I= 17,1601- 16,220
1-1-
19,23516,690
1-
I- 15,750
PRINCE WILLIAM CO., MANASSAS . 6 1- 21,760 1- 21,060 *
I- 20,460 1- 19,250I- 18,485 1- 18,5501= 18,1851= 18,0501= 17,000
R I CHMOND 6 I- 18,710 1 16 26 1 1
1- 15#287I= 15,2042= 13,3041= 12,164
ROANOKE CO. (EXCL. ROANOKE) I- 17,500 2 I- 17,400 00* 00.1- 15,000
VIRGINIA BEACH I- 18,405 1 1- 19,685 3 1-
1 16,9651- 16,615
1-
1- 16,5101- 15,7501= 15,5601= 15,1101= 14,860
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE ........ ........ . I= 21,099
EDMONDS DIST, 15, LYNNWOOD 1= 190620 2 1= 21,260 1 1= 21,760 0.71 9,760
EVERETT ........... .......... 1 I 21,364 1- 21,364
FEDERAL WAY 1 1- 20,136 1 1- 11,029
HIGHLINE DIST., SEATTLE 20, 00 04* *018, 00
KENT .. .. . .006 .. 0 . # . .4. 09 2 1-1=
LAKE WASHINGTON 1 1= 21,312 2 1- 17,349 200608 1-
1- 15,868 I-1-
SEATTLE 1 I= 22 61 2 I. 20,199 3 1- 21,3621- 15,823 1= 16,516
1 14,458
SHORELINE, SEATTLE 2 1- 22,778 3 I= 21,4081= 18,357 I- 19,082
1- 18,583
SPOKANE .4.00 ............ *.**0. 19,492 2 60941 2 2 16,941
152 15,285
21128618038615,89115,22414,092
15,4E10
13,767
16,12513,60512,953
15,204
17,200soes7,684
18,8597,300
20,60812,4119,773
153
TABLE -=SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)TACOMA ............ ..... *0.0.*
VANCOUVER .. 0* . 0............**
YAKIMA
WEST VIRGINIAFAYETTE CO*, FAYETTEVILLE
KANAWHA CO* CHARLESTON
MARION CO., FAIRMONT
WOOD CO., PARKERSBURG
WISCONSINAPPLETON
GREEN BAY
JANESVILLE
KENOSHA
MADISON .
MILWAUKEE
RACINE
WYOMINGCASPER
LARAMIE C000 CHEYENNE
...
GENERAL IN-STRUCTION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ELEMENTARY SECONDARYEDUCATION EDUCATION
SALARY NO* SALARYNO.
5
SALARY
1-$18,430
NO*
61- 17,522I- 17,4521- 15.8461- 12.704
4
2 I- 16.400 10I= 12.620
* 2
23
4
2
19.996
1= 17,62016,780
1- 12.708
24 I- 21.399 291- 20.5011- 20.3371- 19,2691- 19.2501= 18.9991= 18,7461= 18,645
18.3521- 18.2681= 17.776
17,2771- 17.176I- 16.9951- 16.8761- 16.7471= 16.0831= 14,9500= 1403311- 13.9251 13.6831- 13.2951= 8'7881= 7.936
I 1= 24.700
1 1= 12,160
1
1=S22.1312= 18.779I= 14,659I= 14,2401- 13,263
20,890
16,52515,66814.328
9,4939.361
I- 14,8904= 12,7201= 12,6701= 11,8901= 11.7002- 10,480
1= 11,1001= 10,307
1- 22,1311- 18,7791- 13,891
1= 20 0
0 * 0
1 1- 16,150
.000
ADULTEDUCATION
MO. SALARY
0
0
1-S21.293
1- 15,9001-= 13,4001 10,500
*00 *00 488
I= 16.7501= 14.000I= 13.500I- 10,400
2 1= 19.150I= 14,400
20, 30 20,00016.000
I= 18,700
1- 21,50020,000
1= 20.1992- 19.9981- 18,9991- 18,4981= 18.3991- 18,332
18,1981= 18,0761= 17.2762. 15.6502= 15,4501- 15.1501- 140501- 14,7741= 14,750
14.3491= 14.2191= 13035I 13,1502- 12,9401-= 12,4501- 11,8681= 11,185
8,6451 70325
2 13,997
1 I- 18 300
00
0 6 0
000
1 I- 22,000 000
8 I- 18,6991= 17.5211=. 16.5761- 15.5501- 15.1751- 14.950I- 12.8471- 8,278
00 00*
1= 160536 1 1- 17.560
154
TABLE 3240-SALARIES PAID ADM,TISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION = ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
ALABAMA
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS ANDLIBRARYSERVICES
NO0 SALARY
SALARIES PAID, 1970=71INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS
NO. SALARY
AUDIO=VISUALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
BALDWIN CO., BAY MINCTE 9 2 2-$ 7,900 0
HUNTSVILLE 1-$10,720 0 0 0
JEFFERSON I- 13,800 2 1-$110400 1- 5,800 2 1-5 6,000(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 000 1- 60100 I= 5,800 1- 5,600 1- 5,800
MOBILE CO. 1 1 120981 I- 11,008 I- 11,784 I I- 7,474
ALASKAANCHORAGE 00.000.0000000.00000 1- 26,960 23,820 I- 280054
I= 22,104 1- 210573I- 17,265 1- 190116
ARIZONAPHOENIX (H05) I- 16,114 I- 20,048 20,776
TUCSON 660000 I- 17010 2 I- 17,445 1707581- 13,200
WASHINGTON DIST-06 PHOENIX(ELEM) 1- 17,000 * 1= 171000
ARKANSASLITTLE ROCK 2 I- 11,992 1- 10,404 00. 1 I- 12
I- 10,284
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 00.000000000 1- 80594 1 I- 6070 I 1= 10,844
CALIFORNIAABC DIST., ARTESIA 20,347 1 I- 13,306 150882 .
ALAMEDA0.... ........... 0 . 0000 0 0 1 12,545 I 1- 18,455 0
ALHAMBRA - 17,985 1 1- 9 930 I= 20,340161940
ALUM ROCK0 SAN JOSE (ELEM.) 00 I- 20,045 1 1= 17,608 15,711 009
ANAHEIM (H*S.) 00000.000000000 0 1 1- 6 1 1= 22015 1- 171560
AZUSA 0000004@f" ............. * 0 0 1 I- 13,986 * 00,
BAKERSFIELD1 (ELEM0) .0000.000 I- 180256 2 I- 161031 600 0
I- 15,203 1* 9015714,943
BALDWIN PARK 1 I= 141856 i- 19080 0..
BELLFLOWER 1- 16037 1 I- 19,140 ### 00
BERKELEY I I 220750 I I= 18,156 20,588
BURBANK 60000000000006 .... 6064 009 000 1 I- 18,490
CAJON VALLEY.* EL CAJUN (ELEM) 0 I= 16036 600
CAMPBELL (H.S.) .0 .. 00* . 00.000 *06 1= 191928
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) 1 16, 03 2 1= 160261= 13,791
CORONA 40 ............ 000000660 170500 460 090 1 17,500
CUPERTIN0*(ELEM#) 0.000.00.0000 20000 1 ,890 * 0
EL RANCHO DIST., PICO RIVERA 0 16011 064 0
FONTANA 1- 17,664 9
FREMONT 1- 131123 400 19,453
FREMONT SUNNYVALE (H.S.) 0000 # 00f 19,600 *
FRESNO _ 1 19 763 06 21 016
FULLERTON (ELE ) 2 18,24716,117
6060;
0 0 0 I 18,913
GLENDALE 2 I= 18,755 6 I= 2018081= 140990
155
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PATO* 1970-71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
LIBRARYsERvices
NO* SALARY
INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS
NO. SALARY
AUDIO-VISUALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
GROSSMONT (H.5.) 1-$22,379 1 1-$160935 1 151300313 0001 210230
HACIENDA=LA PUENTE, 1 1- 21,011 1 1- 150120 210011 1 1-$16/807
HAYWARD 2 1= 170431 1 1- 160380 1 I- 200930 ...1- 16,380
HUNTINGTON BEACH (H.S.) 00. 1 I= 160722 .00
INGLEWOOD 00. 1 1= 190334 1 1- 19,813
KERN CO.0 BAKERSFIELD (H.S.) . 1 1- 180384 1 1= 170760 1 1- 190980
LA MESA=SPRING VALLEY (ELEM.) 1 1- 17,948 3 1= 180323 3 1- 200885 ...= 100929 1- 1803461- 8,866 1- 130830
LODI ... 1 I. 140901 ...
MPOC . .... 000 . 000000000000 1- 16,457 ... ...
LONG 8EACH ........ . .. 2 1- 24,178 1 1- 160325 1 1- 200632 3 I- 26,242I- 18,092 1- 180989
I- 170195
LOS ANGELES . . . I- 30,276 2 1- 24,991 1 1- 24,286 5 I- 24,9911- Z4,991 I` 220968 2- 24/2862= 220968 I- 221968I= 210167 I- 19,096I` 190649I` 199096I- 17,599
MODESTO 180656I` 160156
MONTLGELLO 1 1` 160598 1 1= 171472 1 _ 20,384 1 I- 13,004
MONTEREY ......... . 1 I` 17/430 1 1- 140864 1 I- 180420
MT. DIABLO CONCORD 6 200049 1 1- 160453 1 1- 16003518,507
1= 170707I` 16.4532 15.554
NEWPORT=MESA NEWPORT BEACH 2 I- 170213 1 1- 160000I" 16/687
NORWALK-LA MIRADA 1 I-. 230124 1 1= 19,044
OAKLAND 2 1- 25,929 *v.I- 210789
OCEAN VIEW, HUNTINGT N BEACH 16,020 00. 0
(ELEM.)
ONTARIO-MUNTCLAIRI (ELEM) 1= 20,700 1 i 160239 WOO
ORANGE 000000000 ... 900000 00 20.631 0459 1 1= 17088316.288 1= 13,960
1- 13.272 1- 130174I- 120387I- 11.601
PAJARO VALLEY, WATSONVILLE *00 1- 16 00* 0
PALOS VERDES 1= 12552 I 1 17,8°0 0 0
PALO ALTO 231170 000 I 1- 22,920 2101752- 220920
PASADENA 1 I= 230775 , 2 1 210392 230021I- 11.620
POMONA k80870 1 18.870
REDLANDS . 1 I 16,147 ;374 0 * 0* o
156
TABLE 32A.-=SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION7 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINInD)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)RIALF0
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1 1-$20,006
NUMBER OF OFFICERSLIBRARYSERVICES
NO. SALARY
759
AND SALAR1E$ PAID. 1970-71INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS
NO* SALARY
AUDI0*-V/SUALEDUCATION
NO. sALARy
000
RICHf',flND 21'084 1- 20.352 1 1=$21.58820,352 1- 13,24818,420 1= 10.296
SACRAMENTO 7 1* 21,192 1 15.525 19,6461-- 18.9122=- 18.3122 17.470I*- 15.169
SANTA ANA 2 20,5151-- 17 650
SANTA BARBARA 2 20.880 1 1 21,198 0 0
I 18.212
SANTA CLARA 00 1 1= 20,738
SANTA ROSA 19,750
SAN BERNARDINO 1 16,496 0.00 1- 19.843
SAN DIEGO 7 1- 23,606 4 1- 19,460 1= 21.416 2$20,2603 20,966 1= 150096 1- 19,460
20,260 1- 13,946I 18.780 1- 13,838
SAN JUAN DIST., CARMICHAEL 1-* 20,945 0 1- 20.945 0
1- 16,284 1- 17,153
SAN LORENZO 1- 14.300 7,380
SAN MATEO (ELEM.) 5 1- 16,338 4 1- 15,33815,738 I- 14,70215,102 1- 13,023
1-* 12,482 I- 12,0829.893
SEQUOIA 0 ST. 2 19,150REDWOOD CITY H.S. ) 04 9.0 1= 10.450
STOCKTON ......... ........... 1 160792 0 0 1 1 15,937
TORRANCE 22,392 6 I- 20.544 1- 24.000 20.2921- 17,160 20.4361.- 15,686 1= 19,584
1= 19.0801- 18,888
VALLEJO 1 19 310 00. 1 19.310
VENTURA 1-* 19.781 09# 9 9
VISALIA 16,152 I- 10,964 0 6 0 1 I.` 12,8
1=* 11.51210.698
WEST COVINA * .. .*.* 14,922 009 1- 19,656
WHITTIER (HoSe) 006 21.401
COLORADOARAPAHOE CO. , LITTLETON 9 0 0 13,184 1 1- 13,844 090 1 14,372
BOULDER .4*. 1 1.- 15008 16.170
COLORADO SPRINGS 6 1'* 17,755 2 14'067 1 18,469 14,707
_ 14,301 13,021 I- 11,987 10,881
1-* 13,427 1- 11027 I 9.681
12,62711030011,347
157
TABLE 32A. ALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
COLORADO (CONTINUED)DENVER
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
9 1=$20.5251= 18.8502= 1612501- 15,8901- 15.7601- 15,4701- 15.0701- 14.250
JEFFERSON CO., LAKEWOOD 1= 21,000I, 17,2721- 14,5422- 13,440
MESA CO GRAND JUNCTION 11,600
POUDRE DIST., FORT COLLINS 0..
WESTMINSTER .. . . ...........
CONNECTICUTENFIELD 646
HARTFORD .. ....... .. . ....... 1- 17,892
NORWALK 0 .06..0909..00 6.0. 221542
WATERBURY = = ... . .. ...... I. 140750
WEST HARTFORD 18,700
DELAWARENE4ARK 1 1 19,347
WILMINGTON . ........... . . 0 0
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINGTON, DoC 1- 22,040
1= 17,3751- 16,985
FLORIDAALACHUA CO., GAINESVILLE ..... 1 13,640
BREVARD CO., TITUSVILLE 1 1- 15,000
DADE CO., MIAMI .. ....... ..... 7 1- 19,0332= 18,7321= 18,411I= 17,6491- 17.1401= 15,406
DUVAL CO.. JACKSONVILLE
ES0AMBIA CO*, PENSACOLA 4 1= 1305001= 12.7601- 12.4301- 11.980
LAKE C00, TAVARES ........
LEE CO., FT. MYERS ..
MANATEE CO., BRADENTON 1= 13,1111= 12.0181- 6.9167
MARION COI OCALA 2 1= 11.4401= 8,600
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=7LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONALSERVICES MATERIALS
NO.
5 1-
SALARY
)9.500
NO.
2
SALARY
i-$20.295-.200 1- 14.550
- 17,7301- 15'995
3 1- 14.542 2 1- 1805851' 9/825 1= 1802171- 8'296
3 1- 12.800 ...1- 807541= 70750
1 100718 708
0 1- 11 900
1- 151220
... 1 1- 20'874
622 1 1- 22,542
... .0.
1 1- 14,677 ...
1= 16.913 1 1.= 17,424
1 19,715 3 1= 23,1601= 1907151= 17,765
1- 13,020 3 1= 15.0041- 11,656 1= 121896
1= 11.656
.0.
6 1- 19,396 6 21.1622- 160505 1= 19.3961- 16.097 1= 180819I- 15.737 1= 18.7471- 15.617 1= 18.455
1= 180344
V 1= 14,3982= 13.886
2 1= 12,336 8001= 8,376
14080 .9.13'255 11,275
1 50500
14 0 355
00.
AUDIO`V/SUALEDUCATION.
NO. SALARY
2 1-$20,15015,015
4VM
2 1- 1204001- 120000
1 1- 10,890
06.
1 1- 150182
1= 19,656
9 9
14,520
1- 19 35
.**
10 190_701= 17,2181- 1601301 1406661- 12,7402- 12.1521= 11'5852= 11'073
1 1- 14.398
3 1- 12,4201 12.3361- 9,096
1.055
1 10.497
1 14.160
158
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION' 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 QR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71SPECIAL LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIO-VISUAL
EDUCATION SERVICES MATERIALS EDUCATIONSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
FLORIDA (CONTINUED)PINELLAS CO., CLEARWATER
SARASOTA CQ_
NO.
2
SALARY
1-$16,598100
*440
15,7201= 14*280
VOLUSIA CO., DELAND 10 1= 14,3841= 12,4991= 9,624
9,1901= 7,3002= 6,772I= 605862- 6,400
GEORGIAATLANTA . ........ .... 1 1= 19,152
cm co., (EXCL. MARIETTA) I I= 151970
DE KALB CD., (EXCL. DECATUR) . 6 1= 200852= 19,3662= 160011= 150326
GLYNN CO., BRUNSWICK 4 I= 1008262 8,6601= 6080
HousToN co., PERRY
MUSCUGEE CO., COLUMBUS 10,908
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM CO., SAVANNAH
HAWAIISTATE OF HAWAII, HONOLULU 1.- 19,046
17,4471- 150971= 150231- 14'070
IDAHOBOISE
ILLINOISALTON .... ............. .... 1 0
CHAMPAIGN ........ 5 1- 23,8701= 17,1421- 16,5101- 121312
10,904
CHICAGO 004.... 5 2= 2103841= 1805331= 180821- 18,025
DECATUR 40400004.00044400040660 1= 16050
DIST. 214, MT. PROSPECT (H.S.)
GRANITE CITY 04440440044444444 1 15,950
MOLINE . 000000 * 0 * .04 0 0 0 004 ***
PEORIA * ..* * ** 0.0.0000. I 1= 13057
ROCKFORD .. . 44,...,...... 1 1= 19,770
SPRINGFIELD ..... ........... 1 1- 21.000
INDIANAANDERSON elf 1= 13.710
NO.
I
SALARY
1-511083
NO*
1
SALARY
1=$15,100
NO. SALARY
1-S 14,7261- 1319771- 12,469
1 1- 13.582 1 1- 17.040
3 1- 150512 1 1- 9,8581- 120111= 12*202
1 1- 151456 1 1- 14,112 1 , 840
1 I- 11,850 00
1- 19,080 1 1- 17.4591= 18085I- 14,263
1 9 08 0.0 00w
1- 10,080 *
141517 I= 14 02
515 000 1 1- 12,318
6 1= 17,447 6 1= 19,906 6 18,2272- 16,704 4- 15097 2- 17,4771- 151323 15023 1- 14.6611- 14,681 1= 14,0701= 11,424 1- 130488
2 1- 11,610 1 11t50 1= 100935,208
090 000 2 1= 14,4011- 10.477
1 14.820 000
2 19,958 1= 21,449 0 *
19'094 1= 17,820
1 170100
2 1= 19.520 . 0 22,9001= 15.370
0 0 I 1= 15.795
000 040 20,211
I 1= 20.500 1 1 15,400
1= 16.946 440 I= 19.713
1 1= 16.000 0 040
15 9
TABLE 324.--SALARIES PAID ADMIN STRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVIS NI 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTE = WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
INDIANA (CONTINUED)BARTHOLOMEW DIST., COLUMBUS 1 1-$15.428
EAST ALLEN CO., NEW HAVEN ...o 1 1- 1!0634
ELKHART ..o.....****-...00**** 1 1= 17,080
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
FORT WAYNE 006.0066000006 . 6 . 06 1 19,6391- 17,7881- 17,3471- 16.259
GARY 0000 00 0 ..... ..... 00.0 1 1- 19,053
INDIANAPOLIS 3 I- 17,3101 15,1011- 12,253
MAR ON
NEW ALOANY=FLOYD COUNTY.
SOUTH BEND . . *to.. . . ....o...
1 1= 130300
170104
1- 13,500
VIGO C0.0 TERRE HAUTE .... 170950
WASHINGTON TWP., INDIANAPOLIS 1 1- 160500
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS
COUNCIL BLUFFS
DAVENPORT
DES MOINES 0# . 004 . . 0000000
SIOUX CITY **so ......... v.....
1- 200100
15,331
1 1= 16,957
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970°71LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIO=V1SUALSERVICES MATERIALS EDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1
2
WATERLOO 15,900 1
KANSASKANSAS CITY ..... .....
SHAWNEE MISSION o.o
TOPEKA 00000.0.000000000000 06
WICHrTA 00.0000004 00.00000000
KENTUCKYFAYETTE CO, LEXINGTON
JEFFER N CO. (EXCL.LOUISVILLE)
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH, BENTON
CADDO PARISH0 SHREVEPORT
CALCASIEU PARISH, LAKE CHARLES
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH,BATON ROUGE 0...04*w ow*.
2 1= 15,6761 11,390
1= 20,500
2 1509601-'42,676
2 1- 17,7051= 130310
1= 1103161= 100848
1- 17,962
1= 110000
2 1 1403501- 13,900
1- 14.7502- 13,500
1= 150
1
2
2
2
1-$16.856
1= 15,650
1 1-$17-342
o..
1.$130889
1- 18,654 15,274
1- 18,743 1 1- 19 396
1- 15.664 2 1= 18,436 4 1 - 17,2621 11,421 1= 16,722
1 - 12,6821- 80520
1 1- 15,600
1- 18,031
1- 14,625 2
12,800
1- 15,558
1- 130000 0 0 16,500
1- 16 DO 1- 16 200 1 1- 16,200
1- 13 Odg *0g
oo. 4,916
1- 11 350 I- 18,140
_= _3,502 1= 14,2321= 10,673
1- 15,000 0 s 10,400
1- 11.825 6 1= 13 0
130065 1- 16000012.199
12,973 I 13,109
160815 1- 18018513,880
1= 13,755
1= 13,128 1.- 100692 1- 10,8481 12,444
1- 15,989 1= 150475 1= 6,8251= 130874 1= 1101751- 11.039 1= 9,200
1 120600 1 130650 0
1= 100100
1= 12.105 1= 160000 0
1= 110578
1= 11,800 1 = 11,500 1 .500
1= 17.533 190667 1 1= 121- 15,033
160
TABLE 32A0--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUE0)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
LOUISIANA (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERSLIDRARYSERVICES
NO. SALARY
AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS
NOo SALARY
AU010=VISUALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
ORLEANS PARISH, New ORLEANS 16 1-S18,396 2 1-$16.752 3 1-$18,396 2 1S1e,7521- 16,152 I= 14.520 I- 16,752 340I- 15,672 1- 10.0202= 11,1209- 10,2002- 70300
mACH TA PARISH (EXCL. MONROL) 1- 11.480 2 I= 1293801= 8,600
T. BERNARD PARI,H. t.HALMETTE 000 1 1- 15.720 000
ST. LANDRY PARISH, OPELOUSAS 0 0 1- 13,672
57o MARY PARISH, FRANKLIN . 14,700 OP 90
MAINEPORTLAND I- 131440 090 1- 11,300
I- 101925
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL CO., ANNAPOLIS .0 1= 18,488 7 1- 19,321 * 14.790
I- 17.462 I- 1805221= 16.732 2- 16,1231= 13.462 1= 13,980
1= 13.311I= 11,475
BALTIMORE CO., TOWSON .0. . . oo 6 I- 22,409 2 1- 21,428 4 1- 20,6321= 22,222 1- 20,827 1- 20,2941= 21.997 19,7781- 21,412 I- 17,931
20,807I- 20,622
CHARLES CO., LA PLATA I- 17.360 1 12,460 11,770
FREOERICK CO .0. 1 1- 17.900 1 I- 15.140
HARFORD CO., BEL AIR ....ow. I 17,916 19,464 1= 10.100
HOWARD C000 CLARKSVILLE 2 19. ,i2 I 1- 16,646 O1- 18,804
MONTGOMERY CO., ROCKVILLE ** 10 I- 22,400 I I- 18.661 4 1= 22.1551- 20,535 1 20,705
19,939 17,97919.342 1- 16.01918.661
1= 18,0641- 17,9791- 1713822* 17.297
WASHINGTON CO*, HAGERSTOWN 0** 0 I= 12.748 1= 18,084 6 1- 18.0841- 17.469 I= 17.1071= 11.400 2= 130965
I= 13,5661- 10,689
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER ..o......... .. ... 0 1= 16,185 0 9F 2 19.806
15.825 1= 12.8441- 12.310
LOWELL 1= 16.000 900 900 11.500
LYNN 0099 .. 009, ... 9000.0 **0 1 11,250 90 9
NEWTON 2 1= 19.475 I- 18,320 9 17,2401- 16.020
DUINCY * *0 9000 9 90 #*003* 14,808 1 I- 17,493
WEYMOUTH 1- 15,128 0** 9 9 2 1 14.400I= 80005
WORCESTER *000000000.00 ...... 0 1= 140100 17.600 1= 16,550 1 4 100
1 0
161
TABLE 3240-SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NUMBER 0 OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIO-VISUALSERVICES MATERIALS EDUCATION
SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MICHIGANANN ARBOR ...... O 00000 ..... 666
NO. SALARY
1$159500
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1S199250
NO.
MAY CITY 660 . 60060600090000096 I 1- 200700 1 1-s18.70o ...
BIRMINGHAM 0. .......... ....... 1 1 204650 #00 1- 23.075
'DEARBORN 0. . .... . "0.0..0...0. 19,620 4 1- 1800001= 15,9501- 110450I- 80800
DETROIT _-.. 7 1= 29,779 4 1- 27,986 1 28,205 12
1- 260540 I= 21,564I- 26,321 1= 18,984I- 240837 1= 15,650I- 2102641= 20,5641 16,430
LAST DETROIT 1 220275 1 I- 17,415 1
GRAND RAPIDS 1= 17008 1- 2C,374 1 1- 200374 1
I- 170854150449
GROSSE POINTE ... . .... .... }moo 009 1 1- 19,600
JACKSON 200198 ... ...
LANSING 1 1= 240550 2 2- 21,190 1 1- 250630 1
ROSEVILLE 1 I= 19,700
SAGINAW 000006.00060 4 18,213 000 1- 160636170493160928
I- 15,405
SOUTHFIELD 0000 ..... 0044400606 I- 17,390 ... 0..
TAYLOR 0 ..... . ...... 066600 1 20,658 060 600
WARREN 3 I- 20,381 1 16,5231- 16,641I= 15,867
WAYNE f 0000.000 OOOO 0000 O O .00 15 045
MINNESOTA6NOR6 -HENNEPIN, ANOKA 2 1= 200300 I 15,570 1= 18,500
I= 160307 12,7201- 11,160
DULUTH 2 I= 20,220 17,670 0
1- 16,890
MINNEAPOLIS 1= 240255 2 1= 20 765 I= 14,960 4
1= 200715 1= 17 610I= 19,2201= 1900501= 1706301- 15,960
MOUNDS VIEW 00 ..... 9 . 0 ... 00 1- 100300
OSSEO 1 1= 21.232 1 1- 160015 960 1
R088INSDALE 5 1 210200 1 1 20-656 0.. 2
1- 19,6231.. 16,475I. 13,250I= 110260
ROCHESTER .. .......... I. 20,399 1 I= 18,702 000 I
ROSEVILLE 1. 1- L6,856 2
000
...
.0.
1 -S20.835
2= 27,8361- 540I- 20,308
19,9381- 1900771- 16,2001- 16,0142- 15,268I- 15,159I- 140822
180050
I- 20,374
...
I- 210450
040
I. 20 240
1= 170520
1= 2007651= 19,2801 18,110I= 16,905
1 18,748
1= 19,375I- 14,037
1- 18,350
I- 17,223
16 11= 12,199
162
TABLE 32A0==SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION = ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 121000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIO-VISUALSERVICES MATERIALS ECOCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MISSISSIPPI
NO4 SALARY NO. SALARY NO6 SALARY NO0 SALARY
GREENVILLE 1-S 7,700 1-S 7,400I- 7,400
HINDS CO0 EXCL.. JACKSON) 004. 0 1= 91048 1- 90048
JACKSON ..0, 2 1= 10,384 1- 11,771 444 4441= 6,608 1= 9,918
1- 6,773
MISSOURIFERGUSON=FLOR/SSANT, FERGUSON .* 0 1 I- 15.800
HAZELWOOD 04040404000000****00 .0w 1-$16065 4 A
INDEPENDENCE I= 12,870 000 000
KANSAS CITY _ 1= 19,624 1 1= 16,533 1 1= 25,447 19,624
NORTH KANSAS CITY 1 1= 19,700 444 *0* 44
PARKWAY DIST* CHESTERFIELD 000 1 1= 13,000 4 * - 14,245
RAYTUWN 0000004004000000000040 1= 12,485 1 1= 10,487 04
SPRINGFIELO ***440000000400040 I= 130000 1 1= 11,135 1 1610001= 11,9591= 8,7092= 7,4181= 6,9871= 6,562
LOUIS 2 1= 18,600 1 1= 14 1= 14,000 1 1- 16,000
1= 16,000
MONTANABILLINGS 1 1= 15,400 1 '500 2 1= 12,500 444
1= 11,000
GREAT FALLS 0040 . . 00000000*** I= 18,200 1 1= 16,390 1= 14,200 I- 15.150
NEBRASKALINCOLN 444 ........ 4064444 2 1= 17,930 000 1 1= 14,750
1= 16,040
NEVADAWASHOE C00, RENO 0000000004.000 17,172 1- 11,220 0 16,920
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN *00440004000*w** 444 400 I I- 10,800
CHERRY HILL 00 00000440000.04. 440 151000
CLIFTON * 1= 20,160 44 .44
EDISON TWP* 4 1- 14,204 440 044 404
1= 12,9001= 11,9771- 8,306
ELIZABETH _ 444*404 1- 13,810 444 440 1- 15,550
HAMILTON TWP., TRENTON 4***040 I- 181600 444 4.0
JERSEY CITY @Of 4 1- 22,610 * 400 4.41= 20,4801- 19,2801- 17,640
MADISON TWP0, MATAWAN 0000000* 1- 131567 @ 444
NEWARK ......... 44.00 2 1= 21,546 000 5 1- 20,494 2 1= 18,474
1= 17,862 1- 17,274 1= 16,9301- 15,7801- 150001 15,100
TRENTON 0444444404 04.444 O *444 1 14.700 1 I- 18.100
WILLINGBORO 40***0 .. 0 .. 004.000 0
6 214,835
163
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND S_PERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW JERSEY (CUNT NUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
WOODBRIDGE TWP_ 22,050
NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE .. 66 .. .. 1- 13.283
LAS CRUCES I- 10,488
NEW YORKALBANY ........ ........ ....... I- 15,300
BRENTWOOD ......... ... ........ .00
BUFFALO . ......... **owe. 2 I- 22.1791- 17,993
MACK 0.0 .6 .. 1- 17.000
EAST MEADOW .... .............
GREECE CENTRAL, ROCHESTER
HICKSVILLE
KENMORE
LEVITTOWN
MASSAPEQUA
. 6
MIDDLE COUNTRY, CENTEREACH
NEWBURGH ........
NEW ROCHELLE .. ..........
NEW YORK
NIAGARA FALLS *.. . ....
NORTH SYRACUSE . .............#
6 0 0
. 6 0
1= 19.000
I- 18,700
*0.
16, 380
ROCHESTER . .6 . . ... 10 20.1301= 19.8191= 16,9822- 15.769I- 15.4591- 14.827I- 13,4611= 12.010I- 9.169
ROME ... .... ................ . 06
163
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIOVISUALSERVICES MATERIALS EDUCATION
NO.
4
SALARY
1=5.12 1001- 80900I- 7,900
1- 13,283I- 12.7551= 12.6021- 10.614
NO. SALARY
1-$130 283
NO.
O..
4
1-I=1-
SALARY
14,35611094111.741110541
te.
7.500 . #...6. 1 21,088 5 1- 17.607
I* 17,4001- 16.4401= 14.5201- 9.600
1 963 2 1- 19 6471- 17,802
1 1- 9,720 I- 22,338 1 I- 18,67520.850
1- 20,714
2 1- 16,500 * *1- 14,543
0 . 1 1= 21,242
1- 20,146 .90 2 1- 19,7231= 19,300
2 1- 13,525 .0*1= 9.420
. 6 .60 6.
1- 141310 15,4741- 15,300
1= 8.200 ..*1- 7.800
2- 15.850I- 10.350
14 1- 20.550 11 I- 22,000 2050,C2- 200545 I- 20.545 2= 20.545
160000 7- 1600001- 15.500 2- 14,5001- 14.500
1- 15.880 *OSI= 10.373I- 100165I- 7,718
I I- 140058 I- 14.380
I- 150769 1- 20,4171= 14.5041- 14,208
I- 13.950 6#0I- 10.1501- 9.7751-
- .
164
TABLE 32A.-=SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMIN'STRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIO-VISUALSERVICES MATERIALS EDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)SCHENECTADY ......... .6
NO. SALARY
192
NO.
2
SALARY
1-$18,310
NO* SALARY NO*
00.
SALARY
1- 120925
SMITHTOWN ...... ........ . . 1 1- 8,000 000 1=$230800
SOUTH HUNTINGTON, DIST. 130 006 1 1- 24.043HUNTINGTON STATION
SYRACUSE .........00... 1- 17.193 2 1= 12,380 000 2 16.573I- 150280 1- 12,246 1- 7,7481- 15.1581- 130480
UTICA 130444 1 1- 17,421
WAPPINGERS FALLS 1 1- 11,470 2 1- 14,6291- 8,500
YONKERS 1 1- 12,670 4 1- 21,635 6 0
1- 16.8251- 14.7001- 140200
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE CO., GRAHAM 1 I- 9,600 .**
(EXCL. BURLINGTON)
BUNCOMBE CO.. (EXCL. ASHEVILLE) 1 1= 9,900 1 1= 10 320 2 2-$ 8,100 000
CUMBERLAND CO 1 I- 110640 1 1- 13,104 2 1- 8.580 1 1= 14.304(EXCL. FAYETTEV LE) 000000000 1= 7,500
DURHAM ............ ...... 4 1= 100215 1 1- 12.500 *** 1 1- 12,5001- 9,8981- 70710I- 7.490
GREEN ORO W0000000. ........ 1= 13,530 5 1- 13.530 .0* 1= 13.5302- 13.4091- 12.869
9.582
GUILFORD CO. (EXCL. GREENSBORO) 2 I= 11,180 2 1= 11,850 .0. 00#
I- 9.000 11,620
HIGH POINT . . . . . ....... I- 13.060 1 1- 12,010 000
NASH C0.0 NASHVILLE 00.0*..... 10.320 1 1- 10.320 00#
ONSLOW CO.. JACKSONVILLE *** *** .** 1 1= 13,248
WAYNE CO., (EXCL. GOLDSBORO) ..0 1 1- 10.320 1 I. 12.384 1 1= 12,816
OHIOAKRON 000000 .. 00.0000060f ... 1- 18,780 1 1- 16,530 600 I- 18.780
BEREA ....... ............. 0... 0.0 000 #60 1-= 16,799
CANTON 1 1- 20.767 1 1- 13,996 *.. 1 1= 16.225
CINCINNATI 2 I 20,756 1 1= 17,039 1 I- 16,769 2 1= 19.991
1- 18.245 1 15,441
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS = UNIVERSITY 000 1= 19,000HEIGHTS
CLEVELAND **..............**00 1- 20,700 2 1- 22,800 0 0 0 2 1- 22.080
1- 17.160 16,280 21,3601= 15.400I= 13,7001= 13,3001- 12.300
COLUMBUS 3 1= 22.859 1 I 21,859 la 21,8591- 15,272 1- 171222
1- 15+172
CUYAHOGA FALLS 000000066000000 Ode 1- 14,949 96 1 la 15,395
164
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TABLE 32A ----SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS iN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 070-71LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONAL AUDIOVISUALSERVICES MATERIALS EDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
DHIO (CONTINUED)DAYTON 0009 ....... 00. ........ 0
NO.
2
SALARY
1=S16,1201= 15,030
NO*
1
SALARY
1-$140095
NO. SALARY
1-S16,120
NO. SALARY
ELYRIA 0.0 1 11,075 0 . 1 -slo,685
MENTOR ...... 000. ........ 00000 1- 14,492 1- 15,138
MIDDLETOWN 9 2 1 1- 14,144
1 150178PARMA .. 000000. ........ 0
SPRINGFIELD ......... . .. 0.000 .0. .00 1- 13,605
TOLEDO 6.0 0 2= 12,9851- 11,3122- 8,450
WARREN * 0 0 1 1- 170790
YOUNGSTOWN . ** . . **** .... * 000 .0$ 1 1 150711
OKLAHOMA110570LAWTON . . . 6.000 00.0. 0 0
OKLAHOMA CITY 2
1-10,3258,920
13 1-1-
10,4009,040
4 1-1=
1205009,690
14 1-1-
11070011,250
1- 9,025 1- 90200 1= 9,6001- 81425 1- 8,950 1= 9,5001- 8,150 1- 902001= 8,000 2- 809501= 7,225 1 809006- 7,100 1- 8,500
1= )3,2501= 7,9501= 7,6501= 705501= 7,350
PUTNAM CITY 009 1 1- 9,200 1 1-- 6,400
TULSA 1= 13,309 1 1 120877 1 I- 15,473
11,920
OREGONBEAVERTON 2 150540 90. 1- 160801 1= 11,355
14,100 1= 10,1601- 90562
EUGENE 1 1- 15 63 0 0 1 15,795
SALEM 1 160980 4 12,850120579
1- 17,240 1-1-
15049014,515
1- 9,967 1= 10,9791- 8,366
PENNSYLVANIAABINGTON . . *0.. . 0 ... 0.000 1 150993 1 327 1 180392 .00
ALLENTOWN 0#0.000.90.00.000.00 0 0 1 1- 12,600 1- 160580 000
ARMSTRONG DIST* FORD CITY **. 1 1= 12,425 *** 0 0
BETHLEHEM 7 2-2=
1004009,500
1- 14,90014,200
1 1 14 40
80600706006,800
BRISTOL TWP* ***....*** . .. *.* 1 1- 15,000 99.
CENTRAL DAUPHIN, HARRISBURG ** . 1 10,600 1- 12,410
ERIE 00 o. 000v000.0...*** *** 1= 150980 00.
NESHAMINY 0IST*0 LANGHORNE *** 1 1- 19,700 o** 1 180056
PENNSBURY DIST*, EALLSINGTON * 1 1= 18,200 1 1= 160100 1 16,120
SCRANTON ..........0 1 13,720, 1 1= 130720 9.9 1 1= 7,000
16 5
166
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 19-, ,J-7
LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONALSERVICES MATERIALS
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
PAWTUCKET 1 1- 14,947
WARWICK
SOUTH CAROLINAANDERSON CO. DIST. 5
COLUMBIA 1 14,268
GREENVILLE CO. I- 808001- 7,674
SOUTH DAKOTARAPID CITY . ........ 1 1- 13,689
SIOUX FALLS 1 1- 13,700
TE NESSEECHATTANOCLA 2 1- 16.728
1- 13,655
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY C0.0 1 10,744CLARKSVILLE
HAMILTON 3 1- 1302002- 100290
KNOX CO.,(EXCL. KNOXVILLE) 1 I- 14070
MEMPHIS ........... . 9 1- 20,6761- 15,4805- 13,5242- 11,556
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) 1= 1406641- 1207201- 100600
SULLIVAN C0.0 BLOUNTVILLE 1 1- 10055
TEXASARLINGTON ........ .... .
AUSTIN 5 I= 17,6002- 1305311- 901661- 80630
CORPUS CHRISTI 1- 12,864I- 11,9182- 1007971- 904401= 91027
DALLAS ..... .. 1= 16,6811- 12,8561- 12,2721- 11050
ECTOR C0.0 ODESSA 000000 5 1- 1406001- 1306262- 12,4561- 100776
EL PASO . .. . . ........ 1= 1913341= 1510651- 13,057
FORT WORTH 1= 17,290I 1218901= 12,6411- 9#190
AUDIOVISUALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1-S14,900
000
NO. SALARY NO.
1
SALARY
1$150140
1- 14,378
I- 140171 00* 1 I= 161660
1 1- 111794 000 ."2 1- 11,568 1 1-$12060
1= 100212
1 1- 13,680 000 I- 12 60
11,822 1 1- 130689 1 I- 11,459
000 000 1= 130000
1 1- 13,585
1 9,173 1 I- 100744 NO.
1 I- 130200 1 1- 12,200 0 0
1- 12,5981- 80166
801051- 6,7281- 6032
2 I- 14,820 1 1- 18,120 12,864I- 130524
I- 12,030 1= 100880
0#0 000
I= 12,224 .0. 1 1- 140605
2 2- 130531 1 131531
1 I- 110760 #00 1 101640
13,494 7 212 0001- 11.5811- 10.837
1- 150570 150570
348 4 1- 16'648 1= 1613281- 13,516 14,275
12,485 1= 13,6041- 11,877 9033
1 1= 15,680 0 0
166
167
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
TEXAS (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO= SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERSLIBRARYSERVICES
NO. SALARY
AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71INSTWCTIONAL
loATERIALSU. SALARY
AUDIOVISUALEDUCATION
NO= SALARY
GALVESTON 1 15,012 0 2 1-$14.262 , 214
1- 14,112
GOOSE CREEK. BAYTOWN 13.750 1-12,280 14.500
HARLANDALE 6 1- 13,853 2 8.594 . . 11.0062- 11,206 1- 7.5801* 10,6901- 10.2101- 8,890
HOUSTON 6 I- 16,894 1 18,675 I I- 14.223 I- 17,178
2- 15,5821- 15,096I- 14,640I- 14,578
HURST = ............ 2 1- 12.000 01- 10,004
LAREDO I 1- 10.840 0 0 .40 1= 8,970
LUBBOCK .... . . 8 I- 13,722 13.722 14,271I- 13,1721- 12,5401- 11.7222- 10.1062- 9.240
MESQUITE . ...*...= I= 12.350
MIDLAND 1= 110108 0.0 .#0 064
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANTONIO 3 I- 14,910 11.834 1 1- 14 910 .==
I- 13.2301- 12.643
SAN ANTONIO om=0=== . ===....0== 9 I- 13.597I- 11.5681= 11.1801- 11.0703- 10.6501- 1000741- 9,720
SPRING BRANCH 2 1- 13,474 2 I- 15.164 * .I- 9,904 1- 10,436
TYLER .0mo...600060.044 . 6.6. 1- 13,013 1- 12,100 11,1681- 11.947I- 10.726
WICHITA FALLS 10.340 0 4
UTAHGRANITE DIST. SALT LAKE CITY . 6 15.753 .00 14,787
1 13,9862- 13,474
12.5991=. 11,218
JORDAN =go= .. 4..06.460.00 I 12,840 I 1- 14,712 0 0
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO 1 1- 18,442 21.143 1 1- 19.697 20.543
CHESAPEAKE =====.0===.0 . 0 .. =.0 1 1= 8,018 5,250 1 I. 16.390 0 0
CHESTERFIELD CO0 0*...... 1 1- 13,177 04.
FAIRFAX CO= ===.===== ... 1- 19,722 2 I= 21.299 ** 2 1 21,202I- 21,286 I- 20.243
HAmproN 1 1- 11.825 1 I- 15,180 **. 2 1- 13,5001= 11,000
HENRICO COUNTY (EXCL. RICHMOND) 2 1- 13,767 I 1- 13.767 6.0 1= 12,7701- 8'380 1 8.280
LYNCHBURG ... = .... 1 11,542 I- 13.475 0.6 14,480
168
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS' IN INSTRUCTION - ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERV SION, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
VIRGINIA (CONTINUED)
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERSLIBRARYSERVICES
NO. SALARY
AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS
NO. SALARY
AUDIO-VISUALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
NORFOLK 2 1-S 6,235 1 1 16,125 1 1 15,- 0 0 *
1- 12,705
PRINCE WILLIAM CO.0 MANASSAS 1 1- 18,550 1 1- 181550 1 1- 18,550
RICHMOND ............. .. .0. . ** 1 1- 130692 1 1= 14,364 1-115,204
ROANOKE CO* (EXCL. ROANOKE) .. 2 1- 12,5001- 12,200
VIRGINIA BEACH 2 1- 14 510 4 1= 5,570 2 1- 1206301= 10,526 i- 2,750 1- 11,884
t- 2,7009,945
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE 1 1- 18,450 1 1- 200378 1 1- 17,755
CLOVER PARK 1 1- 150055 1 1- 161875 2 1- 14,4161- 14,310
EDMONDS DIST. 150 LYNNWOOD 5 1- 20,010 1= 18,480 2 1- 19,3851- 170515 14,250 1- 1408141- 15,255 1- 12,177- 1309701- 12,235
EVERETT 170863 1= 16,356 0 1- 200013
FEDERAL WAY .......... ....... 2 1- 16,262 # 0 1 1- 13,5071- 7,047
H GHLINE DIST., SEATTLE 2 1- 17,775 1- 18,500 1- 16 9001- 12,750 14,265
KENT .................. ....... 1- 19,599 1 1- 18,224 1 1- 15,505
LAKE WASHINGTON 1- 150572 1- 17,349_ 140477
SEATTLE ....... 2 1- 230579 1- 200182 2 1- 22, 1- 15,63619,408 1- 16,656 1- 20,182
1- 14,452
SHORELINE, SEATTLE 2 1- 20089 1- 11,833 19,805 *
1- 180357
SPOKANE 2 _ 170506 1= 17,077 2 1- 170071 9
1- 15,448 1- 15,204
TACOMA 2 1- 22,1?,1 17,522 1- 21,293 1 1- 13,2631- 14,240
VANCOUVER 2 1- 20,890 1 15,758 1609581- 150758
YAKIMA .... .......... . . . . 1 1- 19,586 . 1= 10,891 .
WEST VIRGINIACABELL CO., HUNTINGTON 1 1- 13,046 0 9 1- 12,232
FAYETTE CO., FAYETTEVILLE .... 0 0 1- 9,600
HARRISON CO.0 CLARKSBURG 1 1- 8 640
KANAWHA CO., CHARLESTON 2 1- 16,150 1- 14,750 1- 15,900 1- 12,8801- 12,140 1- 110830
1- 10,080
MCDOWELL CO., WELCH _ 2 1- 12,0001- 11,000
WOOD CO., PARKERSBURG 12,294 1 0664 # # #
WISCONSINAPPLETON 170000 816 130500
7433
GREEN BAY . . ... . ....... 2 1- 20,000 09 * 13,261 1 1- 17'0001- 140000
16
169
TABLE 32A.--SALARIES PAID ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS IN INSTRIT,TION - ADMINISTRAT AND SUPERVISION0 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 1290u0 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFI;.ERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
WISCONSIN (CONTINUED)JANESVILLE
SPECIALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
7 1- 15,000
LIBRARNSERVICES
NO. SALARY
INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS
NO. SALARY
*0
AUDIO-VISUALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
2 1-$14,8001- 14,100 1- 120120
13,7001 1106251- 1003301- 1003001- 80300
KENOSHA ..... ........... 1 1= 17.476 1*515,964 0 *
MADISON . 10 1- 190910 2 1- 170330 0,088 2 1= 15,7201- 140913 1- 140863 1= 909841- 140144
131915131413
1= 13,2732- 120688
1203251- 100978
WAUKEE . . . .. . 17 I- 240561 2 1- 180597 5 2- 18,7981- 19/753 1- 130925 1= 1800761= 18,999 1- 1209401- 160576 1- 1202331= 1601471= 1502501- 1500501- 1500051- 140912
13,4311- 1208401- 1207301= 1205751= 1009761- 1003151= 90818
80085
RACINE GOO .... "000** . AO ...... 1= 210600 *** 1- 2005001- 1500781- 13,008
WYOMINGCASPER 1- 90920 0 1 1- 10,560
LARAMIE CO., CHEYENNE 1- 140018 0 1- 13,624
169
170
TABLE --SALARIES PAID CENTRALOFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 197071,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS ANQ HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
ALABAMA
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO: SALARY
GADSDEN ........ ......... 0 . 00 2 1-$ 71470 2 70470 2 1=$ 9,102 1 1511,40I- 4,958 1` 60670 8,002
HUNTSVILLE 2 1` 10,324 2 2- 100324 *** 1 1= 14,18I- 9,473
JEFFERSON CO. 4 2- 12,400 2 11.000 0 § 4 I- 140400 2 I- 14.400 8 I= 14099(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 1- 110000 1= 5.800 I- 12.400 5.300 I- 12,55
I` 50800 1= 6.100 2 120501- 5,800 1= 6110
5.80
MOBILE CO* ... .... -0000* ,*. 1 1-S10,568 2 I- 10,348 2 2- 111008 4 1- 130010,224 1- 13,24
1- 12+451= 10012
ALASKAANCHORAGE 1 1- 18,458 1- 21,475 2 1* 21,223 20,48
1 20,205 1 20,863I= 18.862
ARIZONAPHOENIX (H:S) I- 17,840 1 1- 15.015 1 1- 20,492 1 1- 21092
TUCSON 2 18031 1 I= 16,082 1 17,593 2 1= 18.533 2 I= 17,710 3 1= 15,271* 13.659 1= 150882 15,058 1= 13,00
1- 12,50
WASHINGTON D_ T06,PHOENIX(ELEM) I- 140752 **.
ARKANSASFORT SMITH 406 000 000 18,021
LITTLE ROCK - 12,235 ... 2 1* 111440 3 I- 12,355 2 1= 13155I- 10,404 I- 11.440 I- 12142
I- 101524
NORTH LITTLE ROCK .00 2 I= 9.836 2 101644 9,14I- 8,444 8,444
CALIFORNIAABC 0IST0, ARTES A S00 000 0.0 2 20,24
I- 16,14
ALAMEDA ... . 0 . .. 0.0.00 1- 181455 000 1- 18,455 1 1- 18,755 1 1- 18,60
ALHAMBRA 1 1- 15,400 16,940 ***
ALUM ROCK, SAN JOSE (ELem.) § 0 1- 16,802 900 000
ANAHEIm (H.s.) 000 1= 17,SeO
taus* 1 1- 16,122 0 0 0 6 9 _5
BAKERSFIELD. (ELEM.) 1 1- 14,696 1- 15,203 .00
BALDWIN PARK 1 1- 16,476 2 189960 090 gOO1604.76
BERKELEY 0 0 17142
BURBANK 0. 0 1 020 060 19,020 1 1- 19,020 1 I- 19.889
CAJON VALLEY*, EL CAJON (ELEM) 6 0 1- 151709 0
I- 14,475
CAMPBELL (H.S.) _ 90WW . 00§00 067 1= 17,596 000 1- 18,656 2 1- 21,511 15080
CHULA VISTA (ELEM.) 000.00...* 1= 14,737 pf 1- 16.430 0 90I= 15,977
CORONA 0 0 600 0 0 1 17050
FONTANA .000*** ...... . 71664 000 19,04
FREMONT 000 000 006 400 6** 2102815186
FREMUNTt SUNNYVALE (H.S.) 000 00* .0. 1 18010
FRESNO .0.0.0.0....00000000.0 *00 tom 4160 0 9,066 1 1= 19.48
FULLERTON (ELEM) 0090400000. 1- 17.003 0** 6,560
170
TABLE 330SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL sYsTBM By STATE
171
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SW,ARIES PAID, 1970-71ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS ANQ HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
MO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO= SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)GLENDALE
GROSSMONT (H0S0) .....*000...
1=118 76
0 0 0 0.*
HACIENDA 'LA PUENTE' 3. I- 16,807 6.HAYWARD 6000600000 0.0.0.000.00 =so
HUNTINGTON BEACH (HOS.) .00.0 0INGLEWOOD .0=
KERN CO*. BAKERSFIELD (H0S0) 0.0
LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY (ELEM.) 1. 1- 16.934
LODI .00...00. . ******00.0..0.0 600
LONG BEACH * ..... ..........0 .0. I 1-$21.708 1
LOS ANGELES 1 I 22.968 1 1- 220968 3
MODESTO 0.0=00.0* . = . 0# . 0##= 060 0.0
MONTEBELLO 1 1= 12,946
MONTEREY ##
Mt. DIABLO, CONCORD 1 1- 15.581 1 1=. t7,671
NORWALK=LA MIRADA
OAKLAND 1 1- 191600 6.6
OCEAN VIEW, HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 1- 14,234 000(ELEM.)
ONTARIOMONTCLAIR. (eLEm) 1 1- 17.818 6 0 0
ORANGE 00.00000 . 00#000.0.000.0 0 0
PALO ALTO 19,250 ###
PASADENA .0.00.0.0..00.00.0.*. 23.021 0 0
_ 19,67218.910
POMONA 16,383
REDLANDS .0.0.60. . 0...06600060
RICHMOND 000.0.09.9 20,352 6 .
1= 18.672
SACRAMENTO .0...........000.0 6 0 0
SANTA ANA 0 0 0 00.
SANTA BARBARA ..***0 . ==.00
SANTA CLARA 1- 17,724
SAN BERNARDINO 1 1 18.439 WON
SAN DIEGO 0.0==.0... . #.=. 2 23.606 1= 1712501= 17.250
SAN JOSE 0*. . 0.000.* .
1 1=1210000 2 1=6.19.571- 17,16
000 000 I la 19094
de. 1-$14,e21 00.
1 16,380 1 1- 21135
I I* 19091
1- 18 2 1 1- 19.813 1 20.60
6.0 1 I* 19.913
I 18,048
006 140287 9.00
1-121,049 I I 17.607 3 1- 26,242 1 I- 19.731- 2117081 18.092
2- 22,968 I 22.968 3 3- 22.968 4 2- 24.281- 21,167 1= 22.96
21,16
1 170013 1- 18.656 1 I 17,01
000
.00
1 18.039
2 1- 18,6371 15.720
1 1 181115
.00
17043
2 18.507 1 1- 17.253 2 1- 18.501 18.125 I- 15,42
4 1- 21.7622- 19.8013
18,808
000
0.0 1 1- 20,20
4 1- 20,708I- 18.808I- 16.396
15.496
1 1- 17,120 1 I 20,303
1 1 13,361
I- 23.170
1 23.7751 19.672I- 16,059
1 I- 17,261
1 1- 200856
2 1- 23,0211- 17.012
000 00.
1- 12.673
1- 19,9761= 17,432
I- 23,03
0..
1 I- 17,88
1 1- 19.73
23,02
5012
4 1- 18,311- 170471- 16.66
15016
2 I= 21078I- 17,21
2 I- 18.,79I= 16.74
1- 21.61
1- 18,039 1 1= 18.239 2 1= 19.211- 19.17
3 I 23,606 4 1- 23.606 1 1- 19.74Z= 17.250 3= 17,250
0.0 0.0 2 1= 22.121- 19,64
172
TA E 33o- SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECTREPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12.000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
ARTNUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID1
HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSICECONOMICS ARTS
NO. SALARY NOo SALARY NO@ SALARY NO@ SALARY
AREAS, 1970-71,
1 70-71PHYSICALANO HEALTHEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
VOCATIONALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)SAN JUAN OISTog CARMICHAEL 000 .00 0 1-S19,378 2 1.$181604 4 1-$20,945
I- 170153 1- 18,0242- 16,815
SAN LORENZO ..**....****".." *00 000 1 I- 161960 0 1
SAN MATED (HoSo) 000 0 0
SEQUOIA DIST., 1- IREDWOOD CITY (HoSo)
STOCKTON 0 0 1- 16 792 2
TORRANCE 000 060 0 1
VALLEJO .. =op*. ...... 0
VENTURA 1 1=$ 71141 00 0 0 0 I
VISALIA 000 000 1- 12/912
WHITTIER IHoSo2
COLORADOARAPAHOE COoo LITTLETON I I- 15/362 0 0 I 1- 14,174
BOULDER I 1- 16,830 0 0 0 0 I 1- 15,972 1- 14,850
COLORADO SPRINGS 4 1= 16,315 1=S14.621 2 I- 161795 I 1- 150035 1- 1800751- 12/701 I- 151741 1- 16,7011- 100836 I- 1206271- 9076
DENVER f0000 . 0000@0000000popoo 190500 19,500 4 1- I9o500 2- 18020016,200 2- 181200 I= 17,295
1- 16,625 I- 16,870I- 16,250
JEFFERSON C0o0 LAKEWOOD 1 I- 16,012 1- 170272 I- 1607471- 160092
13,597131072
MESA COo GRAND JUNCT ON 004 2 I- 120800 2 I- z7,$O0 1
I- 101950 I- 11,250
POUDRE DIST., FORT COLLINS I- 15#211 mpg 2 1- 16,605 1- 160800 21 10.890
CONNECTICUTENFIELD 00.000000040.00000600 . * * 1- 15,220 1= 15,220
HARTFORD o0.00000 . oo.000000000 0 0 17.892 1 1- 16,758 1 1- 19,617 I- 21,1581- 190312
NORWALK oo.. .. o@o@ot0000 2 1- 241796 00. I 1- 17,862 2 1- 20,2881- 17,862 1- 171862
WATERBURY 0@g00000000000 . 0.0.o 000 I _ 14,750 1 1- 14/850 I- 150182 *
WEST HARTFORD 00000000* . 0000.o .00 * 0 1- 19,210 1 I- 20#436
DELAWARENEWARK o ... .... 000#0000000.00 I- 151185 0
WILMINGTON 1 1- 17/718 1 I 14008 of. 1 I- 161108 I 1- 170718
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINSTON# D.Co oo.00oo* . o#o* 6.935 1 19,715 I 1- 19.325 1 1- 190715 4 I- 19,715
19,5451 1805451 17.765
FLORIDAALACHUA COot GAINESVILLE 0 0 0 1= 13,640 1 1- 13020
BREVARD COot TITUSVILLE
172
0 0
17066
1= 21,75
1- 18$26
1 19,85I- 18/56
I- 17230
I- 17,251- 14/79
I- 17/82
1- 17/60I- 15/06
1- 180601- 17.69
17,421- 15.69
I- 16.0112133
1= 12 0
1- 15,545176
1- 20,59
0
0
0
1= 15,29
1- 21,4119/3216120
13/761- 12489
11,65
5 1- 17,49I 13,863= 11053
173
TABLE 33*--SALARIE5 PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-7i,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 197U-71ART HOME INDaT4IAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ANO HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
SALARY NO* SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
FLORIDA (CONTINUED)DADE co., MIAMI
NO* SALARY NO* SALARY
1-$190906
NO* SALARY
ig*
NO*
1
DUVAL CO*, JACKSONVILLE 1=515,886 1 1- 13'886 1 1-5150410 1
E--AMBIA CO*0 PENSACOLA 12,320 1 I- 13,800 2
LAKE CO* TAVARES ************ 000
LEE CO* FT* MYERS 1 1- 11,250 0 0 0 0 0 f
MANATEE CO*, BRADENTON 1 1* 11,695
MARION CO0 OCALA a****** 0
PINELLAS CO** CLEARWATER 1 1- 13,977 14,726 1- 13,4991- 130228 1= 13,2281- 12,105
SARASOTA CU* 1- 120960 1 1- 120840 00
VOLUSIA CO*, DELAND 1 1- 13,094
GEURGIAATLANTA 1 1= 150456
COBB CO.0 (EXCL.* MARIETTA) 0**
DE KALB CO*, (EXCL0 DECATUR) * 1 1- 15,075 *00 2
GLYNN CO** BRUNSWICK #0#
HOUSTON CO*, PERRY * ..... ***** I
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM co., SAVANNAH 0 0 W00 000 3
HAWAIISTATE OF HAWAII, HONCLUL' 1- 17,447 1- 16,704 I- 17 47 1
1- 15,5231- 141070
IDAHOBOISE ........... 1= 101207 00 1 1 130994 2
ILLINOISALTON ****** .. ** ...... ******** 1- 140278 0 0 0 1
CHAMPAIGN ****** . ** .. ********* 000 000 1
CHICAGO 0.0 ...... 00 1- 20,671 1 1- 18,5 1= 1 0058 1
DECATUR *********__ 00000 1 1- 150717 f f 0
DIST* 2140 MT* PROSPECT (110S*) A 1= 23,000
-1 3
1-$210432 2 1-5190470 5 1-$21,641- 18,456 1- 20012
18009_ 17,651- 12,74
1 130886 2 1- 14,398 1 1- 150991- 13,886
1- 130080 2 1= 13,8001- 90108 1- 120840
1405015,4110.89
1 1- 14,380 1 14038
1= 13,255 1 1- 130857 1 1- 15024
1- 14,775 1 1- 13,677 1 I- 13074
00* 2 1- 110880 1 140161- 70900
1- 15,849
1- 130740
1- 140414 6 1- 14,721- 14,352 2- 150601= 12,489 1- 12085
1- 120481- 10,92
1- 140210 1 1= 14,210
* 0 * I- 1901521- 160216I- 1502201- 14,8881- 13'892
1- 13,270
1- 170554 4 1- 200E151- 15,9-13 1- 170078
1- 1509331= 13,227
1- 90500 1 1- 13,280
8,422
1- 12,301 2 1- 13,2111- 11,199 1- 12,1231- 10,965
1- 17,447
1031- 11,500
1- 17,4471- 16,704
5 1- 15'38411,208
1- 7,9361- 7'5081- 7,192
1 0840 1 1- 150195
1- 170940 1 1- 180744
1- 15,20
1- 19,15
14 77
1= 18088
1= 13029
6 1= 18,2217,44
1- 16,701- 150992- 15052
= 19,2419000
2 170641- 150931- 15004
1= 22,097 4 1- 21,449 4 1- 200672- 170885 1- 19,951- 170820 I. 18053
1= 18005
1 1- 14,696 1 1 17,36
1 1 230000 1 1- 22080
174
TABLE 33.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISOR" PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 121000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND ALA IES PAIDg 1970-71ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS ANJ HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
ILLINOIS (CONTINUED)GRANITE CITY 15.660
MOLINE 2 1- 19,460 1 1-$15,792 I
I- 110388
PEORIA 1 1- 12,777 000
ROCKFORD 1 I- 13,843
SPRINGFIELD I I- 150500 ... I
INDIANAANDERSON I- 13 7
BARTHOLOMEW DIST., coLumaus . ...
ELKHART . ........ . . . . . . .
FORT WAYNE
GARY
INDIANAPOLIS ....... ... .
MARION
NEW ALBANY-FLOYD COUNTY.
SOUTH BEND
WASHINGTON TWP., INDIANAPOLIS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO.
2 1- 17,347 1 1- 608951- 15,200
170848 2 I- 17,262 3
1- 14,276
009 009
1- 15,000I= 11,809
1 1- 17.868 I
130775 1
VIGO C0.0 TERRE HAUTE 1 1- 130305 I 1- 16,555
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS I 1- 17,000
COUNC L BLUFFS
DAVENPORT 1 1- 160794 15,7)8
DES MOINES I I- 17,730 1 I- 160680 I
SIOUX CITY 1 1- 15,264 1 I= 140032 1
WATERLOO 000000* . 0000000000 1 1- 140800 1 1- 110792 1
KANSASKANSAS CITY .. a. . ........* 1- 130200 1 1- 13,590 1
SHAWNEE MISSION . ....* 4,936
TOPEKA 000000000900% .. 00000 1- 11,285 1 I- 130460 1
WICHITA . .... . 0E60 . 0606 4 1- 160815 2 1= 15,090 1
1- 160065 1= 130535
42= 13,295
SALARY
1-$150767
I- 200003
1- 15,250
000
1- 130526
1= 140982
...
19,022
I- 18,514
I- 17 848I- 16.4171- 12,058
I- 15,450
90
0
15,498
70 00
1= 18,350
I 15,131
I- 13,600
1- 12 80
1- 100921
I= 14,570
'7
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
I 1-$18,495 1 1-$15.795 000
20.409 2 1- 200211 0 *
1- 19,460 1- 168041- 13.853
I 1- 15,066 1 I- 16,486 1 1-$16.25
2 2- 18,389 1 I- 180389 ...
2 1- 16,000 000 1- 15,501- 150500
1 1- 130537 1- 9,22
. . . . . . 1 1- 14,60
. 2 I- 170031- 14,29
1 I- 19,095 I I- 19,169 1- 22,521- 18072I- 17057I- 15,961- 15891- 14,73I- 14050I- 13081
I 1- 18,498 I I- 190053 I 1- 20,38
3 2- 17,262 3 I- 170262 2 1- 17,26I- 130785 1- 15,101 I- 15,51
1- 14.101
0 0 1- 14,80
I 1- 190,49 I 1- 2 17
2 1- 140625 2 I- 16,750I- 130700 1- 13,200
1 1- 140473 2 1- 16,137I- 14,473
2 I- 17,00I* 11,74
I- 160800 2 1- 16,800 I I- 160801- 16,200
2 1- 14,536 1 I- 140763 1 1- 13,621- 13,627
2 1- 15,345 1 1- 160794I- 140830
1 I- 180770 2 1= 18,770 1- 13,74I- 170730
1 I- 15 264 I 1- 15,264 0 0
2 I- 140600 2 I- 15,9001- 140400 1= 14,185
2 I- 14.830 I 1- 14,430 16141- 130462 _- 13045
1- 11,29
I= 18,500 2 I- 180000 I I- 17077I- 160250
1. 1= 140105 2 1- 1609551- 12,524
6 1- 17,030 3 I- 150090 6 I- 17,7816,815 1- 13,265 1- 17015
1- 16,125 1= 12,325 1- 16,121- 15,555 1- 151611- 140270 I- 15,11I- 12025 I= 15,09
TABLE 33.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS0 1970-7REPORTING sYsTEms WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
1 75
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
KENTUCKY
NO=
ART
SALARY
NUMBER OFHOME
ECONOMICS
NO0 SALARY
OFFICERS ANDINDUSTRIAL
ARTS
NO. SALARY
SALARIES PAID0MUSIC
NO* SALARY
1970-71PHYSICALAND HEALTHEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
VOCATIONALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
FAYETTE CO, LEXINGTON 2 1-$11,088 0.. ... I 1-$130128 1 1=$120444 1 1*$110301- 10,848
JEFFERSON CO= (ExcL.LuutsvILLE) 1 I- 18,284 1 1-$18,212 1 1-$18,212 2 1- 180606 180856 1 1* 18053180212
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH, BENTON * 0 .0. 0 1 - 13,65
CADDO PARISH, SHREVEPORT 1- 150400 *IP * 1= 150400 1 1- 140950 10079
CALCASIEU PARISH0 LAKE CHARLES 1- 14,750 2 I- 140750 1 1- 140751- 130500
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISHo 1- 15,167 1- 150567 1 1- 150700 1 1- 14076BATON ROUGE
ORLEANS PARISH, NEW ORLEANS .0 1- 15,672 I- 16,752 1- 16,752 2 2- 16,752 1 1- 160392 5 2- 160751- 160391- 140161- 12,60
OUACHITA PARIsH (excL. moNROE) T30100
TERREBONNE PARISH, HOUMA z I 1- 14018
MAINEPORTLAND 1- 14,700 2 2- 13,370 4 40 2 I- 13,18
1- 12,600 1- 12 50 1- 12010
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL CLI.0 ANNAPOLIS 1- 191938 18.488 1 1= IR 22 2 1- 190113 1 1- 19,938 2 I- 20,37
I- 19,104 1- 19101
BALTIMORE C0.0 TOWSON I 1- 210801 2 - 220597 4 1- 23,7b1 1- 220971 1- 23,182 2 1- 22,971- 20,616 1- 221583 1- 22,792 1- 220207 I- 22,01
1- 20,616 1- 22,395 1- 20,6161- 181515
CHARLES CO., LA PLATA 1 I- 170360 1 1- 16,24
FREDERICK CO 1 17000 1 1- 171780 1 1- 13,815 1 1* 15 450 1 1- 160345 ...
HARFORD CO.0 BEL AIR ... .00 1 I- 191464 1 1- 19,464 1 I- 170916 .00
HOWARD C000 CLARKSVILLE 161951 1 1- 18,458 I 1- 19,976 1 1- 15 013 1 1- 170969 *00
MONTGOMERY CU., ROCKVILLE 2 1- 21,728 1 1- 19,342 3 1- 210728 3 1- 21,132 3 1- 22,325 2 1= 19,421- 18,661 1- 200535 2- 190939 1- 210132 1- 18,66
1- 18,661 1- 191939
WASHINGTON CO0g HAGERSTOWN .0= 1 1- 180084 1 1= 18,084 1 1- 19,281 1 1- 17.595 1 1- 18,972 *
MASSACHUSSETTSFALL RIVER =0000=00 . .0=0.00000 130444 1- 15,3_ 000 2 1= 130463 2 1= 120345
1 131265 1- 10,885
LOWELL 1 I- 12,900 2,000 1 1- 130100 1 1- 120500 dr f
LYNN 1 1- 141965 ... 4 1- 140965 2 1- 15,765 00.1- 1403651 - 140212
1- 14,212
I. 100E150
NEWTON .00.0=0000 . 000= . 0.0..0* I 1- 20,915 1- 20,785 1 1- 180892 1- 171140 2 1- 190681- 18,32
QUINCY 2 170410 2 80622 2 2- 170493 3 1= 23013- 140308 0396 1 19097
1- 16,71
WEYMUUTH *0 1-- 14,928 2 I= 160586 2 15,931= 14,022 1- 13,20
WORCESTER 1- 15,840 1 1- 170600 I I= 17,600 17,600 4 I= 1706001- 17,1001- 1616001 15,600
MICHIGANANN ARBOR 000.00.0.0 . .......0 1- 17,140 1- 160500 160482 1 I- 15,516 *09
BAY CITY 1 1= 15,200 1 1- 200000 20,30
B I S.M INGHAM O 1= 21,1751- 18,110
176
TABLE - SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS0 1970-71REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ART HOME INDUTRIAL MUSIC mYsICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS AND HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MICHIGAN (CONTINUED)DEARBORN ........... . . *** "0..
NO. SALARY NO.
DETROIT ....... . . ... ....... 1-$27,986 3
1- 21,4141- 180755
EAST DETROIT 00.... . 0.0. . .....
GRAND RAPIDS 1 1- 160909 1
JACKSON
LANSING ... 1
SAGINAW 1 1- 17,43
TAYLOR
WARREN ....._ _
WAYNE 1 1- 15,000
MINNESOTAANOKA-HENNEPIN, ANOKA I 1- 170071
DULUTH I 1- 16)470 I
MINNEAPOLIS I 1- 21,225 1
MOUNDS VIEW . I I- 16,100
OSSEO
ROBBINSDALE 2 2= 16,475 1
ROCHESTER
ROSEV ILL E .............mississIPP1GREENVILLE
HINDS CO. (EXCL. JACKSON)
JACKSON 2 I- 12,275I- 10,400
MISSOURINDEPENDENCE 1 1- 12,475
KANSAS CITY I- 18,522 I
NORTH KANSAS CITY 200
PARKWAY DIST. CHESTERFIELD a 2 1 13.9651= 12000
RAYTOWN .0**09.099****9.0.9900 1 I- 13,389
SPRINGFIELD 3 I- 10,9459,1809,061
... 1 1-$18,100 1 1-S1B,239 2 1-$21,241- 19021
I-S200990 6 1-S29,779 4 1- 27,836 6 I- 29,779 5 I- 27083I- 200564 1- 27,754 1- 20,714 1= 26.171 I- 24,36I- 19,954 1- 26,321 1- 18,755 I- 20,309 1- 18,40
1- 25,918 17,205 1- 18,404 I- 17,98I- 25310 I= 17,938 1- 17,901- 21,264 I- 17,205
.0. 9 0 9 I 17,875 699
1- 19,404 1 I- 200374 1 I- 13,416 I 1- 17,978 I 1- 20,37
... ... 1 I- 21,03
1- 17,112 1- 210850 1 1- 23,47
... 2 2- 18,207 I 1- 18.933 1 I- 21,063 1 1= 22013
... . I- 18,846 ...
090 1 16,523 1 1- 113,662 4 1- 25.78I- 19.35I- 18,35I- 1603
2 1- 161772 1 1- 15 636 I I- 17024I- 15,500
*** 1 I- 180000 1 I- 15,573 I I- 23'00
1- 16,590 1 I- 18,300 1 I- 17,780 1 I- 17,820 5 I- 22055I- 18030I- 170111= 16,72I- 16,06
1- 20,665 1 I- 18,110 I I- 20,270 I 19,785 1 1- 25,17
... 1 1- 15,400 Om 0**
*** 1 1- 18.832 1 1- 15,251 I I- 20,59
I- 14,84 I= 180284 2 1- 19,775 1 1- 16033 1 I- 20,30I- 171222
99
I 1- 18,493 1 1- 19,298 4 1- 18,641= 17,731= 14031= 12,80
I 1- 17.823 I 1- 17.830
1= 6 0 1 I- 9,50
1- 9)048 I I- 7,800 909 90
I- 110462 1 I- 8,260 2 I- 110275 1 1- 16,063 2 I- 10,121- 10,829 1- 7,78
1= 16,538
999 2 1- 13,345 2 I- 12,475I- 11,250 I- 11,250
I- 109522 2 _- 10,522I- 150372
0.
I- 12 000 2 I- 14,8901= 12,090
1- 11.299 I 1- 13.068 1 I- 10 673
15 I- 11,908
I- 9,406I- 9,1801= 8,7911- 7,298
0 0 0
1= 24,841- 22,461- 18,19
*0*
I- _2 908 4 _- 19,00I= 8,379 1- 13,78
7,855 I- 12,231- 70087 I= 110951= 6,9871= 60611I= 60562I= 6,250
TABLE 33.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREA1 1170-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR moRE (coNTINimo)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATt
MISSOURI iCONTINUED)
NUMBERART HOME
ECONOMICS
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71INDUSTRIAL muslc PHYSICAL
ARTS AND HELTHEDUC -iON
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
177
VOCATIONALEDUCATION
NUA SALARY
ST. JOSEPH 1-$100600 0 0 1-511,400 1 _ 10.400 1 1-515,70
ST. LOUIS I- 161284 1-$14,196 1-515.808 2 1- 16.284 2 1- 19.237 I- 19.23I- 13,793 1- 160284
MONTANABILLINGS 2 I- 15.800 600 9 g 1- 16,200 320 17,00
1- 7,960
GREAT FALLS 1- 15.560 16 0 1- 16,390 1- 19,71I= 17,011- 16,86
NEBRASKALINCOLN I- 14,420 1- 16,870 - 161870 I- 16.930 2 I- 16,870 1- 16,87
1- 140480 I- 14,420 1- 14.481- 141420
NEVADAWASHOE co., REN, 15.768 1- 15,648
NEh JERSEYCAMDEN 141410 I- 12,950 4 I- 16.19
- 1410012036
- 10.95
CHERRY HILL # 1- 17,300 1 1- 18,700
CLIFTON 1 - 19.020 000 1- 1 .020 1 I- 19.360 0
EDISON TWP. 000 1= 10.200 1- 16.00I- 15022I- 15,05
ELIZABETH 90* I- 15,580 19.781 I- 14052130926120623
JERSEY CITY 15.750 I- 20.480 I- 190480 I- 18.270 4 1- 220310I- 210988I- 20,480I- 19,780
mADISON TWP.. MATAWAN ....A 0 0 1 1- 170094
OLETOWN TwP 06006060000990 * 1 I- 16,350
NEWARK 3 2- 21.546 I- 189474 18.474 I- 21,546 7 1- 20.321 4 1= 1715419,394 I- 19.394 1- 190679 2- 14,30
I- 18.474 1- 190648 1- 13,301- 1808962- 1804741- 18,403
PATERSON 1 I- 190400 1- 16,600 I- 19.400 1 1- 20,200 I= 21,400 0
TRENTON 1 1- 19.300 1 1- 16 400 2070 1 1- 21270
WAYNE I - 12.850 # 090 16.150 1 I= 17,790 1 I= 17069
WOODBRIDGE TWP. 1 I- 141080 0 0 2 1= 15,750 1 I- 16,0001= 15,600
NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE I- 12,977 - 11,672 1= 9,271 1- 12,364 2 I- 13,641 2 I= 17,06
I- 11,741 I- 120670 15421- 10,718
LAS CRUCES 1- 90681 I* 7,200
NEW YORKALBANY 6 6 1 1= 130725 090 0 0 9 1- 161800 1- 15,30
I- 13,765
BRENTWOOD I- 18.650 * 690 2 20.308 1 I- 21,00014.720
BUFFALO .. .. 21,289 2 1- 20,536 I= 21,808 2 1- 21.109 3 1- 20,426 2 190381- 15,800 I- 180842 191011 I= 18064
1- 130281
COMMACK 1 1 - 18t450 15.640 1 1= 18,825 1 1- 19,000
EAST MEADOW 1- 21.639 06 0 9 1 1- 220050 1 I- 1.5 400 1- 20063
17
178
TABLE 330-SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-711REPORTING SYSTEMS WjTH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW Yam( (CONTINUED)FARMINGDALE 0 1 110,316 1 1- 160100 000
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS AND HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO SALARY NO. SALARY
GREECE CENTRAL, ROCHESTER 0000
HICKSVILLE .000. . 0. ... ...0 .. 0*
KENMORE
LEVITTOWN
MASSAPEQUA
MIDDLE COUNTRY, CENTEREACH
NEWBURGH
NEW ROCHELLE
NEW YORK
NIAGARA FALLS
ROCHESTER ...... ....... . 6 . . 0 .
ROME
SCHENECTADY
SMITHTOWN
......... 0000400*
SOUTH HUNTINGTON, OIST. 13,HUNTINGTON STATION
SPRING VALLEY, RAMAPO
SYRACUSE
UTICA
WAPPINGERS FALLS 60000000000.6
YONKERS
NORTH CAROLINAALAMANCE C00, GRAHAM(EXCL. BURLINGTON)
BUNCOMBE CO., (EXCL. ASHEViLLE)
CUMBERLAND CO(EXCL. FAYETTEVILLE)
DURHAM 000000. ..... 0 .. 00000 . 00
GREENSBORO
GUILFORD CO0 (EXCL GREENSBORO)
HIGH POINT
NASH C000 NASHVILLE
1 1=$19,315 1 1-$14.217
1 I- 220733
1 I- 150912 00*
00* 000
1 1- 21,170
15 6- 20,550 0005- 200545I- 20,500I- 190200I- 140950I- 120200
7 592 1 1- 18,050
2 1- 170600 2 _107I- 90400 I= 7,400
I- 160950
0.0
1 181540
I- 160929
1- 150096
1- 150230
.60 1- 14.824
1- 16,228 *00
1- 16,060 00
0.0
0 09 *Of
00. 000
2 1= 10,765 0**90098
2 2= 13,530 6.6
.0.
500
1
... 1 1- 15,400 0.0 1 1-$1b,5O
1- 19,711 1 1- 23,140
1 1-$19 306 1 1- 20,292 15,63
1- 24.687 220003 000
000 1- 1705501- 161025
6 1- 230500 1- 24,89
000 1 8,050
1 1- 190460
14 2- 201550 10 1- 20.5503- 20,545 1- 19,800
20,150 6- 16,0001- 16,000 1- 15.3002- 15,500 1- 14,9502- 1500001- 14,9501= 14,800
131500
... 1 I- 170242 170996 1 1- 15,93I- 160442
1 1- 17 O 3 1- 190700 4 I. 18,017 7 1- 21,211- 16,250 1- 16,982 1- 18,461- 140473 1- 15,180 I- 16,64
I* 15.139 1- 15,52
000 1 1- 17,310
I 230742 1 1- 22,747
1- 14,100 1 1- 180590
00. I 1- 18.255
.
2 180840161592
I- 16,471
1- 19.4651- 80450
12,500
1- 17,950
1= 2404291 161527
1- 150401- 13044
8058
4 1= 17,491- 16,631- 150591- 14.13
1- 16,771- 13022I- 10053
1- 15037
1- 12.76
1- 10,320 000 1 I- 12-
1 1- 12085
2 2- 13,530
1 1- 110850
0.0
1= 61960
1= 13,2001- 101498
70929
_30
3,060
1= 14040
1= 13.53
1 1- 13098
1- 9,060 1 I- 9027
179
TABLE 33.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OE 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NORTH CAROLINA (CONTINUED)ONSLOv CO., JACKSONVILLE
NO.
ART
SALARY
NUMBER OFHOME
ECONOMICS
NO. SALARY
9
OFFICERS ANDINDUSTRIAL
ARTS
NO. SALARY
oo.
SALARIES PAID'MUSIC
NO. SALARY
1970-71PHYSICALAND HEALTHEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
*
VOCATIONALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1 1.$14,53
RALEIGH . . . . 1- 11.750 99 250 1 1-$13,250
WAYNE CO.. (EXCL. GOLDSBORO) 990 1- 101320 1 1- 12.492 12.13
OHIOAKRON 1 I- 15,924 1 1-$17,525 2 1-$19.505 2 1- 16,443 I- 180780 1- 22.48
16.530 I- 13,886 I- 12,232 I- 18,781- 10,057 2= 16,53
BEREA 1 16,446 1 1- 160446 I 1 18.24
CANTON 1 1- 9,240 1 1= 11,792 1- 120526 1- 11.792 4 1- 19.07I- 12,037 I- 10.935 I- 17,751- 11.130 I- 9.240 2- 14,84
CINCINNATI . . .. 2 17.524 2 I= 17.461 I 16 05 2 I- 18,216 2 1- 171524 5 1- 19027I- 16,769 1- 14,198 1- 160105 1* 16,769 18,02
2= 16,00I- 15,52
CLEVELAND 2 I. 211800 1 1= 17.490 1 1 170500 6 1- 190100 6 1- 24.000 6 1- 22,101 17.400 3- 18.500 1- 22,680 2- 21.78
I-1-
18.20017.900
1-2-1-
19,10010,80017,400
I-1-
1-
20000180618,04
COLUMBUS 2 2- 210859 1 I- 17.222 3 I= 21,859 2 1- 17.222 2 I- 16,072I= 17,222 1- 15,672 1- 12,2221- 14,872
CUYAHOGA FALLS I- 17,023 1 I. 16.92
DAYTON 16,120 1 1- 16.120 1 I 16,120 3 1- 16,120 3 1- 20,700 4 1- 20,7013.905 1- 14,655 1- 13,300 I- 18,6
1- 11.410 1- 11,575 1- 150731- 14'90
ELYRIA 1 I- 11,815 ... 1* 11.005 1 I- 10.985 1 I= 13,36
LORAIN 1 1- 12,140 1 1- 14,265 1 I- 13,111 15,500 1 1- 16,00
MENTOR 1 I- 11.424 ... 1- 13.056 ...
MIDDLETOWN I I- 14,252 996 I 1- 17028
PARMA 18,825 MO* 96* 1 I- 18,722 2 1- 22,121 2 22.641- 17,130 19.95
SPRINGFIELD I 13,295 1 I- 13.305 2 1- 13,8771- 13.550
WARREN 1 1= 13,056 1 1- 17,474 13'744 2 I= 17.531- 15051
WILLOUGHBY=EASTLAKE, WILLOUGHBY I 1- 8t216 6 I- 13.400 1 1= 16,233 991- 11,7501- 10,340
10,2938,5707,154
YOUNGSTOwN 1 1- 15.411 1 1- 15.411 99 15-411 *99 00*
OKLAHOMAOKLAHOMA CITY 1- 9.900 2 I= 11.490 1- 10.900 7 16,00
1- 9.110 I- 13.4011045
1- 10,621= 10,611= 9,80
8.89
TULSA 2,260 1 1- 13,388 2 1- 160758 3 1= 140414 14,616 *
1- 131583 1= 120940 _ 14,1371= 11,340 1= 12,852
OREGONBEAVERTON 1 16,013 14.100 1 1- 140594 I 1= 14,034 1 1- 17198
EUGENE . . . .. I 1- 14,388 2 1- 140792 14,932 2 1- 7,8710,346 7.05
SALEM 1 13,452 1 1- 15,000 2 1- 16,980 2 I- 1707851 14,088 130441
179
180
Ti,)LE 33==-SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970=71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
PENNSYLVANIA
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS AND HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
NO@ SALARY NO= SALARY NO= SALARY NO= SALARY NO= SALARY NOd SALARY
ABINGTON ============. 1 1=415,261
ALLENTOWN ============ . = . ===== 1 1= 14,760
BETHLEHEM 1 1= 150340 000
ERIE 1 1= 14,580
HARRISBURG 1 1= 14,594 ONESHAMINY DIST., LANGHORNE == 1 1= 160822 000
PENNSEIURY DIST@, FALLSINGTON = 000 00
SCRANTON 1 1- 13,720 00
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON 14,600 1 1=1.150050 1
PAWTUCKET I= 130632 1 1= 12,833
WARW CK _ = . d 1 1- 16,060 1
SOUTH CAROLINAANDERSON CO. DIST@ 5 2 7,356 ===
COLU A == ..........
GREENVILLE CO: 1 1= ,680
SCIUTH DAKOTARAPID CITY ===================
SIOUX FALLS ==o- ao ... == 1= 14,140
ItNNESSEECHATTANOOGA 1 I= 14.055 00.
HAMILTON
KNOX CO*1(EXCL* KNOXVILLE) 1 I= 12,598
MEMPHIS = ..... ============== 1 1= 15,480 1 1- 150480 2
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. .PHIS ) ." ==
TEXASARLINGTON **0 ===
AUSTIN 2 1= 13,531 1 1= 1304311= 13.431
8IRDVILLE, FORT WORTH e=
CORPUS CHRISTI 2 1= 12,120 1 1= 12,3221= 10,325
DALLAS ========== ..... d .. d . ed* 1= 13,494 1 1= 13,494 2
ECTOR CO.0 ODESSA ... == . =es 0Of 418
1 1-$150993 1 1=$15,9
1-$14,090 1 1- 15,160 1 1= 14,160 1 14,16
1 1= 13,:40 I 1= 14,440
1 1= 150980 2 1= 160580I= 150680
1= 14,324
640 1 1= 16,120 1 1= 16,328
1= 13,720 1 1= 13,720 I 17,060
1= 14,900 1 1= 14,600 2 1= 15,5501= 14,600
0 0
=0= 1 1= 131632 1 I= 130632 2 1= 110651= 11,50
1= 15,860 1 1= 16,410 1 1= 16,210 1 1= 16021
0.6 1 10,432 2 1= 12,602?- 8,719 1= 10,4321= 8,4381= 8,2981= 7,356
== 3 1= 130536 2 1= 120828 1 1- 140261= 10,392 1= 10,4161= 9,312
6 1= 150380 1 1= 130680 1 1- 12,961= 11,6003= 11,0001= 100400
049 13606
=== 1 1= 13,720 1 1= 140560 1 1= 15,50
1 1- 140855 1 1= 1600
=== 2 I= 1302001= 12,000
I I- 13,476 1 1= 130476 1 1= 14020
2= 15,480 2 1= 15.480 4 1- 18,120 5 1- 20,671= 120864 1= 15,480 1= 16,15
I= 140820 I= 15,481= 120864 I= 14082
1= 11,55
1= 11,170 1 ,740 1 1= 130051= 100600
== === 000 1 1 14960
I= 14,431 5 1= 17.157 3 1- 14,431= 13,431 1= 13,726 1= 13,43
I= 13,531 1= 9,422= 130431
040 1 1= 12,03
449 1- 130534 3 1= 170574 1 1= 12,201- 12,120 I= 1203221- 9,9601 9,876
2= 17,690 4 1= 130494 4 1= 19,125 1 1= 13,49I- 12,962 I= 13,9191= 12,537 1= 13,1751= 110050 1= 13,069
1= 14,921 2 I- 150570 2 1= 15,151= 120456 1= 10,11
181
TABLE 33.-SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFF/GE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID0 197071ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHfSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS AND HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO= SALARYSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
(CONTINUED)
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
ASO 1°1.15,521 1 1-$11,930
FORT WORTH ,055 1 1- 15,405
GALVESTON 1 1 14,109
GOOSE CREEK, BAYTOWN .0..00
HARLANDALE
HOUSTON 2 1= 16,096 2 I- 16,9461= 14,443 I- 16,038
HURST
LAREDO 0..
LUBBOCK 1= 13,172
MESQUITE
MIDLAND 0
NORTHSIDE, SAN ANTONIO 6.0
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANTONIO 11,495 1 1 11,938
SAN ANTONIO 1= 12,067
SPRING BRANCH I= 11,346 1 1= 8, 18
TYLER 00
WICHITA FALLS I I= 14,850 ##0
UTAHGRANITE DIST. SALT LAKE CITY 6 1 1= 14,787 130328
JORDAN . 00.... . . 0066000 I= 9'636 #
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO, 000.0060660006.0 1 20,543 I- 17,091
CHESAPEAKE .0 .. 1 1= 11,075 06.
CHESTERFIELD CO, 0 0
FAIRFAX CO. 1- 22,379
HAMPTON 1 13,283 ##*
HENRICO COUNTY EXCL. RICH ND) I 3,767 12,770
LYNCHBURG ...4§.§4§§600§#§.6.#
NORFOLK 17,325 16,12512,915
1
1
2
1
1
I-S15025 2 I- 13056 2 1$15,5215048 1- 13'652 I- 10,3315-065
1=$15 5 2
2
I-
I-I-
I-I-
6 6 0 1=
2 1-1-
1- 19,148 4 1*I- 16,539 1-=
1=I-
1-
1
*.§
I-
00* 1 1-
§0. 000
#00
I-
3 1
2-
* 0 2 I
I-
I-
000 I I
I= 14,712 1 I-
1= 18,242
1= 11,900 1 1-
2 1-1-
1- 20,243 1-
15, 180 1-
1= 11,134 I
0.. 2 I-1-
I- 15,2851=
16,055 5 1- 10,450 2 I- 18,87150305 15,930 1= 12,24
1- 15,7302- 14080
11,657 1 1= 13,95910'326
13,500
7,6506,450
000
13,85310,000
1
1-
15,793 6 1- 17,539 2 _ 18,0815,538 1=. 17,196 1= 16,7914,472 1= 17,03913'912 1- 16t771
2- 16,539
14,500 2 1- 14,500 2 1- 13,00I- 10,800 1= 10,00
14,843
111356
11,495
2 1= 12,551 1 1= 10,001- 11,186
1- 15,225 2 1.= 17,431= 1302
I= 10,79
1 1- 13,133 1 1= 13,13
1= 12,09
1° 15,22513,282
14,892 4 1- 15,892 5 1- 140910,074 1- 13,620 I= 12,67
2= 12,067 2 11,561. 10,85
12,4009.949
14,850
14,617
1 18,614 1 1- 120301- 140151- 9,854
1- 12,700 2 13,761- 11148
1- 17,460 2 1= 111481- 11,28
15,753 1 1- 13,35
12,216 00. 000
20,543 1 1- 201543 1 1= 19,96
12,980 1 I. 13,216 00
13,J88 1 I- 13,177 I 16,2612,352
22028 2 1= 19,7221= 170690
11,078 2 1- 1418801- 11,250
13,767 1 I- 13,767
12,77612,726
4 1- 25,29I- 22,322- 21,80
2 1 15,96I- 11,97
16006
16,125 2 1- 17,325 3 1= 20,1314,760 I- 14,760 I- 15,70
I- 14.44
182
TABLE 33.=-SALARIES PAID CENTRAL=OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONIEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, _97071,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENRLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
scHooL SYSTEM BY STATE
VIRGINIA (CONTINUED)PRINCE WILLIAM CO., MANASSAS .
RICHMOND
ROANOKE CO. (EXCL. R(JAN E)
VIRGINIA BEACH
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 197071ART HOME INDUSTRIAL MUSIC PHYSICAL VOCATIONAL
ECONOMICS ARTS AND HEALTH EDUCATIONEDUCATION
NU. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO= SALARY NO0 SALARY
1$11,150 666 600 1-$18,550 I 1$18,685 2 1=$19,251= 17,15
I. 15,204 1 1-S15,2O4 1 1$15,204 1 1=- 15,204 1 1 15,204 1 1- 17,81
1= 15,900 2 1= 14,7001- 14000
2 1= 12,320 1 1 15,710 5 1= 18,135 2 1* 150911,144 1- 17,060 14,15
1- 15,6201=. 14,8001 13,105
WASHINGTONBE-LEVUE ......= .. .6 ... 66660#6 17,755
cLOVER PARK ..... 1 1= 15,940 006
1- 17,755 1 1- 18,450 15,53
1 1- 17,000 1 1- 18,800 3 1= 20,3518,4317,50
EUMUN[JS DIST. iS, LYNNWOOD 1 2,976 1 1- 910 2 1- 10,4001- 2,692
EVERETT .0==. .. =====...o. . 0.60 2 I- 14,592 1 1= 17,064 1 I- 15,126 2 16,4711= lk,370 161086
1 19,860 1 1- 15,4'1- 120555
4 210364 1 1= 13,271- 14,693
12,7991= 11,651
FEDERAL WAY 1 I- 121298 650 3 1- 15,133 1 1= 13.171= 14,5821- 13,655
HICHLINE DIST., SEATTLE ...... 15080 1 13,760 1 1- 15,175 1 1- 14 570 2 1- 18,175 1 1= 19,501 1.40265
KENT 1 1- 161580 1 17,749 1 1 17,532 1 17,13
LAKE WASHINGTON 1- 16'461 17,349 1 16,461
SEATILL 1 20 182 2 17,514 2 14.020 20,182 2 1- 2001821- 14,020 12,670 1 15,359 150823
1- 12,575
SHORELINE, SLATTLE 19,083 2 20,0091- 15,416
1= 20,181= 16,151- 14.02
1- 17,85
SPOKANE 2 I- 161941 1 17,077 1 1- 16,783 4 1= 17,077 3 I.- 18,276 2 1 19,42151072 I. 15,204 1= 16,941 1= 17,07
1= 14,819 1* 16,6921- 12,802
TAC_ A 1 _0)56
VANCOUVER #4666600000600000060 1 1 17,358
YAKIMA 0...0..,===.0..6. . 60606 1 1= 15,668
WEST VIRGINIACABELL C00g HUNTINGTON
FAYETTE CO., FAYETTEVILLE =
1= 12,100
HARRISON CU*, CLARKSBURG 2 1= 9,2901= 8,550
KANAWHA CU., CHARLESTON
MARION CO., FAIRMONT
WOUD CO., PARKERSBURG
WISCONSINAPPLETON
GREEN BAY ==========.* .. ======
666
=== 2 16,964 15,916 1 1= 15,211- 14,939
ea= 1 18,158 2 2= 17,358 1 1 17,35
1= 15,668 2 1- 16,522 1 1= 15,661 151668
oo. 13,17812,232
1' 10,824
0#0
2 9,597 13,2901- 8.780
1= 13,69
6 0
1= 13,380 12,920 I 1 12020 4 2= 12,880 3 _ 14,250 666
1= 11,5101= 10,510
1= 9,493 ..*
182
*
1- 9,260 2- 11,5101= 8,790
1- 10,439 000
1= 10,437 1. 1= 120225 10,500 13153
0#6 1- 12'000 1 1 4,000 1 1- 15190
1 15,50
183
TABLE 33.`-SALARIES PAID CENTRAL-OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970711REPORTING :YSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
WISCONSIN (CONTINUED)JANESVILLE
NO.
5
ART
SALARY
V$13,100
NUMBER OFHOME
ECONOMICS
NO. SALARY
OFFICERS ANDINDUSTRIAL
ARTS
NO. SALARY
SALARIES PAID1MUSIC
NO. SALARY
5 1-S14t400
I970`71PHYSICALAND HEALIMEDUCATION
NO= SALARY
8 V
VOCATIONALEDUCATION
NO. SALARY
1-Sib, 20
I` 12,300 V 14,200 V 13,6501" 11,625 1- 14,050 1- 13,4501" 111400 1- 10,300 1- 12,9001` 9,300 1- 101200 4- 12,200
1- 11,7801- 11,7001- 11,200
KENO HA 1 I` 15,964 V 1988 2 19,4921- 18,988
MADISON zoo 1 1= 171620 1-S16'780 1 11.16,830 17,460 8 1` 21,370 1- 17,62I` 17,960 1- 16,20V 17,880 1- 14,111` 17,120 1- 13,911` 16,280 1- 13,64I= 15.1231` 150100I` 13013
MIL AUREE 1- 21,748 V 16,768 9 1- 18035 V 15,650 38 1` 211949 5 1- 20,19V 181699 V 15,150 V 15,750 V 151350 1= 200788 1- 18,99
2- 15,150 V 14,119 V 13,925 V 14,950 V 19,998 1- 18,79
1= 150650 V 130531 V 13,135 1= 13,136 1` 19,753 1- 16,08
1- 151250 I- 12050 2- 13,040 V 12,450 1= 181777 1- 15129
1- 140850 1 12,250 1` 12.76/ V 12,250 V 180232- 141750 1-a 11,517 1` 10,742 V 11,460 18,399
1= 111079 V- 10,010 V 9,624 V 1813241- 8.855 2- 18,124
3- 1719231- 161497V 160123I` 16,0983- 15,6991` 15,5501` 15,4981- 15,3501- 15,2071- 15/1502- 15,0502- 14/992V- 14.9491= 1407401` 140489V 14,2313 13/9872- 13,7361- 12,984
RACINE I= 200071 1 V 14,217 00 2 170469 2 1` 1809911- 70800 V 80681 V 706561- 7,650 7,500
WYOMINGCASPER o o I- 10,240 I- 18,21
LARAMIE CO.' CHEYENNE 1 1- 13,160 1 1- 14,206
184
TABLE 3 A --SALARIES PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 97071.REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH 'ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71MATHEMATICS ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHERANU/OR SCIENCE OR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCESNO. SALARY NO* SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
ALABAMABALDWIN CO., BAY MINETTE of 0.0 1 1-511,280
GADSDEN .0'99009.4 . *0 .... .00 0E0 1 70570 0
1- 7,484
JEFFERSO CO. 3 2-$12,200 1- 12,400 04.(EXCL. BIRMINGHAM) 6.100 1- 120200
1- 5,800
MOBILE CO. 10g128 * 00. 1-$110008
ALASKAANCHORAGE 1 1= 18,062 2 1- 170662 1 1 20t195
I- 14.030
ARIZONAPHOENIX IM 2 1- 18.647 1 1- 170647 * 1- 201337
1- 180.21
SCOTTSDALE 0.00.000.000.00.0.0 1 1- 13.081 1- 130081 0 *
TUCSON 2 1- 16,129 1 I- 16,393 1 -$1503400 1- 14,801 1 1 14'5781- 15,882
WASHINGTON DIST.6.PHOENIXIELEM/ 2 1- 150124 1 1- 15,564 .0. *
1- 140295
ARKANSASLITTLE ROCK 00 1- 10,524 9 0 I- 11,200
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1- 8,444 0. 0
CALIFORNIAABC DIST., ARTESIA 000.00000.0 1 1' 15,718 2 17,712 0 1 16,142
170269
ALAMEDA 0 * 1 1- 17,091 .0. .0.
ALHAMBRA ..........000 . 00..0.6 .e. 0 1 1- 16,944
ANAHEIM (H.S.) 000 1 1- 171560
BAKERSFIELD0 (ELEM.) .00000.00 00. 2- 15,4381- 15,2031- 14,9561- 14,202
BALDWIN PARK 2 1 211060 . 1- 14,8751- 14,316
..BELLFLOWER 00 0.0 000 *00 0.0 1 1- 121950
BERKELEY 1 113,156 1 1- 18,156
CAJON VALLEY. , EL CAJON (ELEM) 1 17,724 1 1- 18,570 0 0.4
CAMPBELL (H.S.) 1- 18,126 1- 21,518 .00 2 1- 22,3661- 18.126
FREMONT 1 1- 16,795 1 1- 13,704 O.. 00. * * *
FRESNO *0.00.. .. 0 ..... . 0.00 2 1= 170295 1 1= 18,160 6 - 17,8131- 16,582 1- 170395
1- 17,3942- 16.5821- 15$476
FULLERTON (ELEM) 000 1- 14,790 0
HACIENDA-LA PUENTE, 00000.000. 16,198
HAYWARD 0.0.090.000000#0.0.0.0 1 16,730 1 1- 13,469
HUNTINGTON BEACH (HoS 0.. 9 0 * 1 1= 23,430
LA MESASPRING VALLEY (ELEM.) 1 1- 18,048 00. 0 1 1- 160875
LONG BEACH .....** . . ... 2 1= 254 1 1- 23,596 1 1- 25,254 9 3 1- 2401781- _ 431 1= 23,596
21.049
LOS ANGELES .0 00.000 22,968 22,968 1- 221968 9 3= 2219684- 21,167
190096
TA LE 334.=SALARIES PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUbJECT AREAS, 1970=7'REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 129000 OR MORE (CONTINUED'
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
CALIFORNIA (CUNTINUEDI
185
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970=71MATHEMATICS ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHER
AND/OR SCIENCE OR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCESNU. SALARY NO. SALARY NO= SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
MT. DIABLO, CONCORD . ........ 3 3S18,507 1$159617 507 1-515,1631= 149745
OAK1ANn 1410101* * 4 * 410410 1 199308 1= 18,1308 1= 19 1.
ULEAN VIEW9 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 1= 159657 1= 159291 9657
(ELEM.)
OR1NGE 111 191 1 1 169650
PALO ALTU 94* 0 1 0 0 2 2 191730
PASADENA 2 1= 22.,,146 = 21,392 0 gig 0..
1 219392
POMONA . . ........ .. 100 010 6 3= 1798462 1795531 169676
REDLANDS . ........ . .1= 149908
RIALTO .. . .......... . 1000411/0 400 000 9 4 0 2 1= 1896951= 149091
RICHMOND 1 1 199176 .. 111 1 201856
SACRAMENTO 001 1= 219585
SANTA ANA oo= 1= 189780
SANTA CLARA 1011. .... 1/140411* 010 110 1/0 1 17.766
SAN BERNARDINO 1 13 94 110 1 1496042 14,4044 14,2041 1396381= 139438
1392381 1198671 1193061= 89627
SAN DIEGO .... . 2 1= 239606 239606 1 1 239606 6 2= Z49790
179250 179250 1= 23.606209700
2= 179250
SAN JUAN DIST., CARMICHAEL *.= 604 1= 189604 110 1896041= 179153 1 16.863
1 149544
SAN MATEU (ELEM.) 2 2 189042 1= 189642 0 0 189L42
STOCKTON . . .. 4000101101110140 1 1.. 179132 2 1 159860 1 1= 16 780 0 1
1 13,724
TORRANCE . 440 1 0 AO woo 12.765
VISALIA 404014.11 .. 111101111#14. 79454 Of
WESTMINSTER (ELEM.) 1 1= 139144 159911 0 # 9
COLORADOARAPAHOE C0,9 LITTLETON ...**. 9 0 * 0 # 1 159230
BOULDER *o.**.aaa . 111014110111 2 = .1.9972 1 1 141256 159576 01* *10
COLORADO SPRINGS 2 1= 15,101 159 15.421 1= 15.581 #
1 149621
DENVER . 2 1 18,200 5 18.575 1 189200 1 1_ 480 1 1 159070
1 149425 3= 16.2501= 139015
JEFFERSON C0.9 LAKE OD 1= 179779 6 16.885 16 27 2 169747 0
1 179062 _ 159337 1 14.122
149542 1495422 1293371 129205
MESA CO. GRAND JUNCTION 1 109250 109250 1- 9.585 0
186
TABLE 334.--SALARIES PAID LU.NTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71MATHEMATICS ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL
AND/OR SCIENCE OR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCESSCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
1970-71,
OTHER
NO* SALARY
COLORADO (CONTINUED)POUDRE DIST., FORT COLLINS 1 1-$12,414 2 1-$13,5)3 I 1-$12 42 0 0
1- 12,850
CONNECTICUTENFIELD 1$15#220
NORWALK 4 1- 22,993 1 1-$24,7961- 20,2882- 17,862
WATERBURY 1 1- 15,182 1 120636
WEST HARTFORD
DELAWARENEWARK 1 1- 14,155 1 1- 13,263 I I 14,305 1 I- 15,185
WILMINGTON 2 2- 16,658 1 1- 14,408 1 1- 16,108 1 1- 16,658 .0*
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAWASHINGTON, D.0 2 1- 19,715 2 1- 19,325 1 1- 18,935 3 1- 19.715
1- 16,985 1- 18,935 1- 19,3251- 16,595
FLORIDAALACHUA CO., GAINESVILLE 2 2- 13,640 3 2- 13,020 1 1 3 40 4 1- 14.260
1- 12,896 I- 13,6401- 11,6561- 9,204
DADE CO., MIAMI 2 1- 20,120 2 1- 20,053 6 1- 20,186 4 I- 21.2181- 191978 1- 19,105 1- 20,120 1- 20.081
17,940 1 20.0691- 17,800 I- 18,7011-= 16,9271- 16,781
DUVAL CO., JACKSONVILLE 3 3- 13,886 2 1- 14,948 1 1= 13.886 *** ***1- 13,886
ESCAMBIA CO., PENSACOLA 6 1- 13,440 9 3- 13,440 5 1- 11,2001- 13,200 1- 12,984 1- 11,7481- 11,638 2- 12,336 1- 10,8461- 10,846 1- 11,184 I- 9,7241- 10,582 10,380 1- 9,7021- 8,338 1- 7,800
LAKE CO., TAVARES 1 1- 14,.80
LEE CO., FT. MYERS 1 1- 11,495 6 6 0
MANATEE CO., BRADENTON 3 I= 14,678 2 1- 13,097 I I- 11,6701= 14,165 1- 12,071
7,300
MARION CO, OCALA 1 1- 9,460 RN
PINELLAS CO., CLEARWATER 3 1- 15,100 4 1- 13,483 812 0.* 1- 15,1001= 14,726 i- 12,8121- 13,84 1- 12,126
1- 11,096
SARASOTA CO. 1 1- 12,960 2 1= 14,640 0 1 1 11,8601- 13,560
VOLUSIA CO., DELAND 1 1- 15,202 2 1- 15,202 * 0 0 9 1 15,5121- 13,652 10,602
I= 10,4781- 9,9941= 9,624
9,4382* 8,818I 7,950
GEORGIAATLANTA 1 i= 15,456 1 1= 16.464 1 1= Ut:,456 0 I- 21,840
DE KALB CO., (EXCL. DECATUR) ? 1- 1'),462 2 1.." 21,274 0 0A0 0001- 14,788 1- 19,462
GLYNN CO., BRUNSWICK 0 0 10,630
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM CO., SAVANNAH 1 1.- 10,365 1- 14,203 .0* I 1= 12,7681- 12,7643
187
TABLE 33A.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71MATHEMATICS ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIALAND/OR SCIENCE OR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCES
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
HAWAII
1970-71.
OTHER
NO. SALARY
STATE OF HAWAII. HONOLULU .. 2 2-$15,997 6 1= 20,809 $16,704 6 I- 17,4472- 17,447 15,997 1- 16,7041- 16.704 1- 12,934 1- 15,3231- 15.323 1- 13,488I- 12,934 2- 11.903
IDAHOBUISE 4 I- 10,891 2 9,795 1 1- 10.375 ...
2- 10,375I- 9.965
ILLINOISALTON 1- 140530 150779 000
1- 15,09011.841
CHAMPAIGN 0 * 4 I- 18,39213.59-
1- 13,20u1- 11,592
CHICAGO ... . ... ..... .. .. .. .. . 18.533 1- 17,820 ...
DIST. 214, MT. PROSPECT (H.S.) 1 I- 23.400 1 1- 22.900 1 1:- 22.900 ...
GRANITE CITY ...... . .. ........ .. 16,065
MOLINE = 1- 14.864 ... ... 000
PEORIA 000 @WO I- 16.694
ROCKFORD 16,946
SPRINGFIELO _ 1- 16,500 ...
INOIANABARTHOLOMEW DIST., COLU US 2,738 ...
ELKHART 1 1- 16,B15 ... 1 1-$14,345 ...
FORT WAYNE 2 1- 16,259 1 1- 18,037 1 1- 14,803 1- 16 561- 14,480
GARY .... .. . . . . . ... 1- 18.792 91135 1 1- 18,514 ...
INDIANAPOLIS 1-418 436 4 I. 17,004 2 1- 17,309 000 I 1 14,1661- 13,696 I= 14,635 i- 13.7851- 12,170 1- 14,380
1- 14.131
NEW ALBANY-FLOYD COUNTY. 2 1- 18.231 2 1- 17,395 18.231 15,326I= 15,526 1* 16,788
SOUTH BEND 1- 13:975 2 I 14.9601- 14.225
IOWACEDAR RAPIDS 000 1 I= 18.000 I* 14.200 I- 16,100
COUNCIL BLUFFS 2 1- 14,195 2 14.422 0 0 1- 14.6491- 13,968 - 13.021
DAVENPORT .. . ......... . 2 2- 160794 1 15,738 *0 00* 0 0
DES MOINES ...... 2- 17.730 1 1- 17,730 ROO I- 17.730 1- 17,730
SIOUX CITY I- 15,118 14.934 1= 14.731 1- 14.934 1- 140731I- 1409341- 14,743
WATERLOO 2 1- 13,641 600 15,500I- 13.200
KANSASKANSAS CITY ................. . 2 1= 120160 12.860 100600 0 0 1 13.200
1- 12.180
TOPEKA ................... .. 2 1= 14,808 2 1= 14.800 1- 100920 12,215 I 1- 12,1301= 13,107 1= 13.737
WICHITA . . . . . ....... 1= 14.050 1- 19.275 1* 15.610
KENTUCKYFAYETTE CO, LEXINGTON 1- 130356 . 28 28 0 0
188
TABLE 33A. -SALARIS PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS# 1970-71#REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROUMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
KENTUCKY (CONTINUED)
MATHEMATICSAND/OR SCIENCENO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHEROR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCES
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
JEFFERSON CO. (EXCL.LOU VILLE) 2 1-18, 856 2 1-$18,8561- 18,534 1- _2,508
LOUISIANABOSSIER PARISH' BENTON 2 2- 11,700
CADDO PARISH, SHREVEPORT 1- 16,150 2- 1502501- 14,800 1- 14.8001- 10,551
CALCASIEU PARISH, LAKE CHARLES 2 2= 13.500
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, 1 1- 15,701' 1- 15,433BATON ROUGE
ORLEANS PARISH' NEW ORLEANS 2 1- 16,752 7 1- 16,752 1
1- 16,032 1- 16,3921- 16,0322- 15,2401- 14,5201- 12,240
OUACHITA PARISH (EXCL. MONROE) 1 1- 13,650 1- 12,268
S-, LANDRY PARISH, OPELOUSAS . 1 1- 15'272 000
MAINEPORTLAND 2 1- 14,040 14,040
1- 11,700 1- i2t9351- 12,3001- 12,025I- 11,830I- 10,350
MARYLANDANNE ARUNDEL COs0 ANNAPOLIS 2 1- 19,938 1 1- 20,373
1- 19,321
BALTIMORE CO. , TOWSON 4 1- 24,165 6 1- 23,182 2
1- 20'827 1- 22,1401- 20,031 1- 210971- 18015 2- 21,412
1- 180727
CHARLES CO,' LA PLATA 1 1- 17,360 1- 15,400
FREDERICK CO. 2 1- 17000 2 1- 17,7901- 17,320 1- 15,285
HARFORD CO., EIEL AIR 1 1- 18,153
HOWARD C000 CLARKSVILLE 2 1- 19,442 1 1- 18,9921- 16003
MONTGOMERY C ROCKVILLE 6 2- 21,7281- 21,1321- 18,6612- 17,297
WASHINGTON LC.. HAGERSTO"1" 1- 181084 70951- 17,117
16%062
MASSACHUSSETTS060 1- 16,317
NEWTON . .00.900000000#00000 000 1- 201152 2 180320170140 1- 17.770
1- 170020
QuINcY 2 2- 17,493 1- 18,622
WORCESTER 00 OOO 00000900 00# 1- 1606001- 12,600
12.500
1-$180212
000
000
3-$19t8951- 19,6251- 19,4101- 18,7841- 18,534I- 17.890
000 # 0
0 0 0 0 6
=SW
1- 160752 2 1- 16,3921- 13034
00
1- 11,443
I- 19,321 1 1-$20089 000
1- 22,386 6 1- 22'792t* 20,826 1- 22,386
1- 22'0131- 20,6161- 20'1021- 19,456
0 0
1- 16,510
000
0 O
1- 26,530 0 0
1- 21,1321- 19.939
Uo9618 1- 16.618 I- 18,3141- 15.6631- 1.'-'0865
000 1- 131612
1- 16,103 1- 1_ )64 2 - 22,214
0 # 000 2 1- 18,6221- 14,289
0
188
TABLE 33A0==SALARIES PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY flUNNEL I SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, I970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MICHIGAN
MATHEMATICSAND/OR SCIENCENO. SALARY
189
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PA100 1970-71ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHEROR READING LANGUAGES SCIENLES
NO. SALARY N00 SALARY NO0 SALARY ND. SALARY
ANN ARBOR 2 1-148,1013 2 1-$170186 1-$17,082 1-S 16,440 1-$20,7501- 16,960 I- 16,440 I- 60040 1- 20,000
1- 1605001- 10,4511= 90280
DEARBORN 000 I 1= 19,%9
DETROIT 7 I- 27,699 14 I- 29,929 21,564 4 1- 29,929 1- 2602752- 21,564 I- 250918 1- 240837 I- 25,5002- 21,264 1- 23,895 1- 210264 I- 2104991- 200456 1- 22,957 1- 20064 150500
',R0404 2- 21.564 2- 14,2251- 19,879 2* 1203231- 19#455I- 1602003- 15,5001- 1305931- 13,443
GRAND RAPIDS 1 1= 150106 1 1- 15,782
LANSING . I- 17,112 .
SAGINAW 1 1- 19,533 1 1- 17,493
TAYLOR 1- 150165
WARREN 0.0 . 000000000. 000.00 .0 # 000 1 1- 17,220 60. 06.
WAYNE ....... . .... . 6 .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 170750 I I- 18,400 ...
MINNESOTAANOKA=HENNERIN. ANOKA ... 1- 18,000
2- 17,000
DULUTH 000 0.0 1- 17,380
MINNEAPOLIS 3 1- 21,225 1 1- 210225 ... 1 I- 16,4451- 20,6651= 190165
RUBBINSDALE 2 1- 21,000 2 I- 20,300 2 1- 210844 2 I- 170513I- 180900 1- 18,212 1- 170551 140705
ROCHESTER 2 _ 190298 1 I 1902641- 180404
ROSEVILLE 200677 fr 6 0
MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE 0000.0.000.0 . 00.00. 1- 7,900 000 .
HINDS CO0 (EXCL. JACKSON) 1 1- 80700 2 1 5,048 .- 60888
JACKSON 000......00.. .... 0. _ 2 1- 9,25 5 I- 10,29 I- 12,7711- 8,968 I- 100402
1- 901921- 8,9501- 7,741
MISSOURIHALELWOU0 1.60 1- 17035 .0f 1= 11,690 1 1- 14,350
965 1- 17,360
INDEPENDENCE 0...0. . 0 . ........ 0 0 3,252
NORTH KANSAS CITY 6 1- 12,000 6 0 0 .ff
PARKWAY DIST0 CHESTERFIELD 2 I- 13,130 2 2= 12,995 1 0I= 12,715
RAYTOWN 1 12,709 1- 120093 1- 11 5 9,065 IN
1- 12,361 1= 1003451- 70335
SPRINGFIELD 1- 150682 I- 117945 9,362 2 1* 12,945 4 1= 15,750I- 12,908 1= 10330 1- 11,906 I= 12,0001= 100022 1- 10,945
I- 7,500
ST. JOSEPH 1- 11,400 1 1= 90800 660 6.0
190
TABLE 334.-S,LARIES PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERV:SORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT ARE 1970=711REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 121000 UR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MISSOURI (CONTINUED)ST. LOUIS ..
MATHEMATICSAND/OR SCIENCENO. SALARY
I-S15, 385
NUMBR OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIALOR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCES
No. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
MONTANAGREAT FALLS *** . "0000=00 1=S15#810
NEBRASKALINCOLN
NEW JERSEYCAMDEN
CHERRY HILL
ELIZABETH
JERSEY CITY
NEWARK
PATERSON
TRENTON 4666. ......... 99
WAYNE
WILLINGBORO
WOODBRIDGE TWP. 0.... . .......
NEW YuRKALBANY ......... . .660.6000. ...
tEN10UL)
BUFFALO
C 0MM ACK
FARMINGDALE
HICKSVILLE
KENMORE
LEVITTOWN
NEW YORK ##o#0** ..... .******.#
NIAGARA FALLS ................
NORTH SYRACUSE
2 1- 17 040 2 1-1- 16 080 1-
2 I- 11.600 1 1
I- 8'550
1-
2 1- 140390 1 1-I- 12'640
1-
1 1-
1=1'
1-
1- 150750 2 1-1-
1- 15,750 2 1=1-
1-
2- 21,649 5 1-1- 18'640 1-1- 16,160 1-
1-1-
1-1-1-
2 1=1-
2 - 21,044 2 1-1- 21,000 1
= 209292 1-2-
239213 2 1=1=
34 1- 20,545 23 15=1- 169900 1=
16- 16,000 2=1- 15,900 2=1- 159650 1=
2 15,000 1=
3= 149950 1-I= 14,650I= 14,600I= 1495002= 1492501= 139500I= 1392001- 139150
129000
3 1- 169992 2 1-160492 1-
1- 109189
6 0 0
15,58015,400
159670
15'550
13,420
150000
20,050
12,85010,950
19,413
16000012,925
525370
14,860
19,20419,02218022117,260159127
17970015999014,450
1-S 14, 480
P.
0 0
1- 21,437
690
15,450 1 I= 16 65812,700
0**
270
1= 18,600
0.
4.
21,044 0.0
1,0500
20,292 1 1- 16075 0**17,451
21976618200
16900015930015900014995014,450149250139900
2014218,050
17,710
11 2095503= 1600601- 1397501 1395001= 1392001 1294501= 109550
9592
190
.60
OTHER
NU. SALARY
1
1=5109320
15,080
1- 16,950
000
1- 20,480
I 1= 18t474
000
0 0
I= 15,840
1 ' 1- 200308
la 1919121= 189221
0 0
6 6
0 0
1- 20,293
###
4 1- 169000la 14,2501 130500
129500
1= 16,200
0.0 SO*
TABLE 33A.--SALARIES PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NEW YORK (CONTINUED)ROCHESTER . ...............
MATHEMATICSANO/OR SCIENCENU. SALARY
2 1-$1906151- 18,847
SCHENECTADY
SMITHTOWN ... 387
SOUTH HUNTINGTON, DIST. 13, 1 1- 230920HUNTINGTON STATION
SPRING VALLEY, RAMAPO
SYRACUSE 1 1- 16,630
UTICA
WAPPINGERS FALLS ....... 1 1- 18,638
YONKERS
NORTH CAROLINABUNCOMBE CO., (EXCL. ASHEVILLE)
DURHAM .0.
GREENSBORO ........ .. 1- .1.660
NASH CO., NASHVILLE 1 1- 10020
ONSLOW CO., JACKSONVILLE #
RALEIGH P. . . . .OHIOAKRON . .. 2 2- 14,283
BEREA _ 18,157
CANTON I 1- 13092
CINCINNATI 4 1- 17,1912- 170391- 15,711
CLEVELAND 6 1= 22,1001- 21,8001- 1901001- 1802001- 16,9001= 16.400
COLUMBUS . . . ............... 1= 21.1641- 16.7471* 12.722
CUYAHOGA FALLS ..*.... . # 0 0
DAYTON 1= 18,070
WARREN 0
WILL0UGHBY=EASTLAKE, WILLOUGHBY #
YOUNGSTOWN
OKLAHOMALAWTON .. 0 . 00000000000#000* 000
OKLAHOMA CITY 9.100
191
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHEROR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCES
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO* SALARY NO. SALARY
0*
1-$240530
1 -$18,0171- 17,9001- 10,162
600
1-
..6
17,405
1 1- 16.750
I 1- 18,480 .0.
1- 3,048 10 0
3 1- 14,980 1 1- 15.080 1- 16.1301- 11,980 1- 13,1801= 11.016
1- 13,296
1 1- 12,300
1- 15,570 1 1- 18. 251- 10,800
1- 11,076
1 1= 11.350
0.. 3 1- 11,990I= 10.8791- 8,050
1- 10,620
0w 0 6 1- 121500
1 14 1- 14,283 1 1-$14p203 1 1- 17,455
1 1= 16,157
1 1- 13,016 1 1- 9.240 ...
1 1- 14,198 1 17,461 2 1- 15,1941- 15020
4 1- 22,100 1 1- 22,100 0.0 9 1-- 21,6001- 17.900 1- 20.8801- 171400 1- 19.260
16.900 1- 18.8001- 17,9?01- 17,4001= 16,7001- 16.2801- 15.300
15,472 0. f 6 2= 2108591- 21,6091- 17.2221- IR.3221- 15,072
00 00 6 1- 15,195
000 *6*
*00 *** 1 17,054
**# 0.0 6 I 1- 10,000
# 6 2 1= 16.0181- 15,794
1= 10,257 # 0**
4 1- 9.550 1 1= 10,150 8501- 9.260
191 1- 8.5501- Re100
*NS
192
TABLE 334.--SALARTES PAID CENT'AL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS, 1970-71,REPORTING SYS;EMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000J OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
OKLAHOMA (CONTINUED)
MATHEMATICSAND/OR SCIENCENO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID0 1970-71ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHEROR READING LANGUAGES SC/CNCES
NO. SALAR" NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
TULSA 400004000 aaaaaaaa 6 a 06664 13,91c. 2
- 13,180- 12,911
OREGONBEAVERTON .. 2 1* 150540
1- 130365
EUGENE 0660000000000044 a 4.66 1= 13,984 1
SALEM ......... 1 1- 14,839
PENNSYLVANIAABINGTON 2 2- 15,910 1
ALLENTOWN 2 1- 140760 2
1- 14.560
ARMSTRONG DIST., FORD CITY
BETHLEHEM 400
ERIE 606 2
HARRISBURG . ......
NESHAMINY DIST., LAN6HORNE 1- 16,290 1
PENNSBURY 0IST.0 FALLSINGTON 2 2- 140.120 2
SCRANTON 2 1- 17006011- 130720
RHODE ISLANDCRANSTON
WARWICK ......... ........ ..... 2 1- 17060 1
1- 16,060
SOUTH CAROLINACOLUMBIA ......... . * ... 2 1- 150000 1
1- 90096
GREENVILLE CO. *040* 9 .... 6 ... 2 12,760 21= 11,000
SOUTH DAKOTASIOUX FALLS 606060 .. 660 . 009000 006
TENNESSEECHATTANOOGA .......... 2
CLARKSVILLE -NTGOMERY CO.,CLARKSVILLE
HAMILTON 04 . 99 . 0.00 400
1-$14,6541- 12,940
1-$120260 19 1-115,712I- 1402071- 13,495I- 13,280I- 1209911- 12,9401- 1207661- 120676I- 1205241- 12,3731- 1203481- 12.2351- 1L,I-N'1- 11,8691- 11.6171- 11-2011- 10,5841- 10,080I- 9,072
150540 1 1-$130859 ...
1- 14,711 1 1- 130984 2- 14,7923* 14,388
I- 140789 1 1- 130215 . ...
1- 15,910 1 1- 15.918 1 1- L,918
2- 14,160 1 1- 140560 1 I- 11,040
1- 140200 400 1= 14,100
1- 1107601- 1104251- 11,325
160580 2 1- 160580= 16,180 1- 16,0 0
1= 170130
2 16;100
I- 13;720
1- 130360
1= 16,460
1= 8,964
1- 11,2001- 11,000
040
040
1- 16,100
004
000
14,6361- 13,602I- 110520
2 160100
1- '.70060 2- 131.720
0**
1 - 16,710
090 086
1- 15,5851- 13,585
1- 9,593
1-.1302001
00*
192
4 0
O 00
664
I- 14,6711- 140503
2- 10,560100200
1 1= 14,660
6 1- 16.35516,005
2- 14.7052= 13,255
O 00 066
TABLE 33A.--SALARIES PAID UNTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT ARFAS# 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12,000 OR MORE (CONINUEDI
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
TENNESSEE (CONTINUED)KNOX CO.,(EXCL. KNOXVILLE)
MATHEMATICSAND/OR SCIENCENO. SALARY
1 ,503
MEMPHIS 2 2- 151480
SHELBY CO. (EXCL. MEMPHIS) 1 1- 12,030
TEXASARLINGTON
AUSTIN 2- 13,5311- 9,626
CORPUS CHRISTI 8 1- 12,3901- 1290191- 11,2851- 11,0921- 11,0442- 10,7971- 10,500
DALLAS 4 2- 13,4941- 12,6441- 12,219
ECTOR C0.1 ODESSA . 2 1- 909601- 9,540
EL PASO 4 1- 15.5211- 15,3691- 14,2751- 13,652
FORT WORTH 2 1- 1600551- 15,005
GALVESTON
GOOSE CREEK, BAYTOWN
1-
000
14#709
HOUSTON5 1- 15#620-
1- 14,7481- 1404721- 14,0991- 13/912
HURST 6# * 06.0.000.90.00.00000.
LAREDO 1- 1103561- 10'360
LUBBOCK .............. . . .. . ... 2 2- 13,722
MESQUITE ............. ........ 1- 101856
MIDLAND 1 131258
NORTHSIDE, SAN ANTONIO 1 1- 10,294
NORTH EAST DIST., SAN ANTONIO 1 1- 11,860
SAN ANTONIO 6 1- 12/6721- 120072- 10,0(42- 90576
SPRING BRANCH 4 1- 12,1151- 11/5781- 1102751- 9,179
193
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID1 1970-71ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHEROR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCES
NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY
1-$12,381 1-$ 90571- 12,1981- 90000
1- 15,480 1- 14/820 0 0
1 1- 9,022
1- 12,224 04 2- 130531
1- 13.4311- 12#273
8 1- 13,130 1- 11.468 1-5120019 1 1-512,1202- 12,120 1- 10,325 1- 11,3741- 120019 1- 904401- 11,3741- 909601- 9,8761- 8,650
0.0 0 0
1- 9,125 066 00.
1- 15,369 1- 16,648 2- 15'5211- 140579 1- 150521 1- 150681- 13,956 1- 11,695 1- 15,313
1- 1500651- 1410691- 1208641- 12,2051- 101680
1 1- 150605 1 1- 15,405 . 6 6 5 1- 1600551- 1508551- 15,8051- 1500051- 9,580
0 . 2 1- 14,50014,000
1- 19,165 1- 14,595 6 1- 17,850 0001- 150935 1- 17,8401- 14,285 1- 170703
1- 15.6771- 14.9321- 14,112
1- 11/418
000 #60
2 1- 13,420 1 1- 130722 1 1- 13#131 1- 17/0001- 13,172
2 2- 10,856 666 0856
2 1- 131133 ... 1 1- 13,133 1- 1804001- 120)23 1- 11,809
.0.
1 1- 13/794 0 9 9
a 2- 120672 *#* 1- 11,5682- 11,568 1- 10,0442- 100572 1- 9.576
1 1- 14,034 1 10,365 ... 1- 91509
193
194
TABLE 33/1.--SALARILI PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVIbORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT ARFAS0 1970-71,REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 120000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIES PAID, 1970-71MATHEM;FICS ENGLISH AND/ FOREIGN SOCIAL OTHER
AND/Ok SCIENCE OR READING LANGUAGES SCIENCESNO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO. SALARY NO0 SALARY
TEXAS (CONT/NUED)TYLER 2 -SI1#797
WICHITA FALLS 2 1-$15,300 1 1- 11,715 5 1-$13,0441- 12.615 1- 120970
I- 11,539I- 11,310I- 7,900
UTAHGRANITE DIST. SALT LAKE CITY 2 1- 15.227 1 I- 12.530 1 1-4,14.787 4 I- 14,156
1- 13.986 I- 13.840I- 11.877
11,628
JORDAN 1 1- 11,411 11,285 2 1- 11.500I- 9.502
VIRGINIAARLINGTON CO. 18.817 20,167 1 1- 19'9 7 1 1-$19.967
CHESAPEAKE 3 1- 12,880 3 1- 11,898 .6.1- 12,400 I- 9.7261- 8,523 1- 9.343
CHESTERFIELD CO. 0 .. .0 . ....... I- 13.177 I- 12'764
FAIRFAX CO. 2 I- 230683 1 1- 21,807 1 I- 19,1101- 22,328
HAMPTON 3 1- 14,880 2 1- 13,200 1 I- 1_ 283 5 1- 14,1901- 131915 I- 12,595 1- 13'9151- 7'975 16.
1- 11,918I- 7/850
HENRICO COUNTY (EXCL. RICHMOND ) 2 3,767 2 1- 12,885 1 1- 1 ,232 ... 5 I- 1307671- 12,770 4- 10,126 1- 12'746
2- 12,2491- 9,324
LYNCHBURG I- 9.595 0 0
NnRFOLK 2 - 16,045 2 1- 15, 6-- 1= 14.865 1- 14.865 2 2- 14'760I- 14.445 1- 14.36L1
PRINCE WILLIAM CO., MANASSAS 1- 18,885 I- 17'150
RICHMOND 1 1= 16,104 1- 14,364 0 0 2 1= 15,204I- 12,684
ROANOKE CO= (EXCL. ROANOKE) 2 I- 17,400 I= 17,400 2 1* 16,500
1= 14,700 I- 11.700
NIA 8E.t,'_ 160410 1* 15;375 1- 16,615 1- 11 00 2 1* 14,510
1- 14.510 15,210 1- 13.700
WASHINGTONBELLEVUE I- 18.450 2 1- l',450 1- 18'450 4 17.894
1= 16.226 1- 15,531 1- 16,6431- 16.226I- 15'376
CLOVER PARK 1 1= '0.5,940 1 1- 14.745 0 I- 14,470 0..
EDMONDS DIST. 15, LYNNWOOD 2 1- 14,980 3 I- 161370 I- 14,695
1- 13,615 1- 7.626 I- 1309051- 6,666
EVERETT ...... 1= 13,943 2 1= 16,147 16.394 16,468 000
1= 13.575 1- 15.214
FEDERAL WAY .0 .. . ... .0...0. 2 2- 13.970 2 I= 15,1921- 13.502
H1GHLINE DIST.. SEATTLE 14,870 15.780 I- 15.780 0 *
1- 13,904I= 13,750
SEATTLE 2 I- 21,593 1 1- 65,823 I- 19'548I- 17'514 1- 15,823
SHORELINE, SEATYLE 0*** . 1= 17,857 1 1- 18. 7 I- 14,856
1 95
TABLE 13A.--SALARIFS PAID CENTRAL OFFICE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN SPECIAL SUBJECT ARFAS0 1970-710REPORTING SYSTEMS WITH ENROLLMENTS OF 12000 OR MORE (CONTINUED)
SCHOOL SYSTEM BY STATE
MATHEMATICSAND/UR SCIENCENO. SALARY
NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SALARIESENGLISH AND/ FOREIGNOR READING LANGUAGES
NO. SALARY NO* SALARY
PAID, 1970-71SOCIALSCIENCES
NO. SALARY NO.
OTHER
SALARY
WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)SPOKANE 2 2-$1603 70326 I I- 0441 0
I- 16,9411- 160398
TACOMA 2 I- 17,522 2 I- 19.128 1 1- 18,4301- 17,103 1- 15,288
VANCOUVER 4 3-$15,7161- 13.522
WEST VIRGIIACABELL CU.o ONTINGTON 1 1- 13,046 2 1- 12 232 # 0 0 #
561
FAYETTE CO., FAYETTEVILLE 2 I- 11 10 1- 110110 * 2- 110110I- 10, 64 2- 90493
1- 90361
HARRISUN CO*, CLARKSbURG 7,200 o # # # 2 10,0001- 9,390
KANAWHA CO., CHARLESTON 5 3- 12020 1- 12,670 2 1- 11,310 1-s12020 160400I- 12,420 1- 9,440 1= 13,380
11,410 I- 120920
MARION C0.0 FAIRMONT 1- 11088 o *
MCDOWELL Cu.0 wELCH * o 1- 12.0002- 9,600
WISCOW.,INJANESVILLE I 1- 140000 1- 14,200 1- 15,000
1- 9,000 2- 1113001- 8,214
MADISON 2 1- 16,360 780 1 1- 160204 1 1- 16,7801- 15,940
MILWAUKEE 6 I- 18,798 9 1- 19,998 2 1- 20,397 0
1- 17,393 1- 18,999 1- 19,998I- 15,621 1- 16,4221- 12,840 1- 15,794t- 9,803 1- 14,1141- 80E7 1- 13,631
1- 1306001- 12,4501- 80855
RACINE . 210750 2 1- 17.469 0 1- 16,11716,171 1- 15,254
195