Public School Classroom Teacher Salary Averages (in 2011 Dollars) - Louisiana

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Public School Classroom Teacher Salary Averages (in 2011 Dollars) (Currency) – SY 2009

Data Provided by: Agenda for Children

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Scale: $37,300 - $84,600


Louisiana	$52,000
Acadia	$46,800
Allen	$48,200
Ascension	$53,100
Assumption	$48,300
Avoyelles	$43,400
Beauregard	$50,100
Bienville	$60,100
Bossier	$52,900
Caddo	$55,000
Calcasieu	$48,300
Caldwell	$51,100
Cameron	$52,000
Catahoula	$41,600
Claiborne	$47,400
Concordia	$46,200
De Soto	$65,000
East Baton Rouge	$55,800
East Carroll	$45,000
East Feliciana	$43,300
Evangeline	$50,500
Franklin	$45,700
Grant	$43,400
Iberia	$50,800
Iberville	$60,000
Jackson	$54,600
Jefferson	$54,200
Jefferson Davis	$52,200
La Salle	$47,000
Lafayette	$51,100
Lafourche	$48,400
Lincoln	$51,500
Livingston	$50,900
Madison	$47,700
Morehouse	$48,700
Natchitoches	$54,100
Orleans	$52,000
Ouachita	$52,900
Plaquemines	$49,000
Pointe Coupee	$46,400
Rapides	$47,900
Red River	$84,600
Richland	$51,900
Sabine	$47,800
St. Bernard	$49,100
St. Charles	$55,300
St. Helena	$37,300
St. James	$55,000
St. John the Baptist	$57,700
St. Landry	$47,700
St. Martin	$52,100
St. Mary	$50,600
St. Tammany	$56,000
Tangipahoa	$50,900
Tensas	$41,800
Terrebonne	$48,600
Union	$55,100
Vermilion	$53,300
Vernon	$50,800
Washington	$49,200
Webster	$55,400
West Baton Rouge	$49,300
West Carroll	$48,700
West Feliciana	$57,300
Winn	$47,900

Definitions: The average salary of a public school classroom teacher for a school year, including extra compensation. Figures exclude school district teachers reported in sabbatical leave status and all post-secondary, 3rd-party, or contract services staff members. ROTC, Rehires, and Salary Reductions are included in these figures. Note that variations in salary averages over time and among parishes can be due to a variety of factors, including differences in the education levels of teachers, differing years of experience, and different pay scales. Two parishes with the same exact pay scale could have very different salary averages if one parish had a large portion of experienced teachers with Master's degrees, while the other parish mostly employed recent college graduates without Master's degrees. More...

Data Source: Louisiana Department of Education, Division of Planning, Analysis, and Information Resources: End-of-Year School Year Profile of Educational Personnel reports

Footnotes: All dollar amounts were converted by Agenda for Children into 2011 dollars using the Consumer Price Index.

For data prior to the 2007-2008 school year, parish-level data reflects data only for schools operated by the local parish school board and any city school districts operating within the parish's boundaries. Beginning with the 2007-2008 school year, parish-level data also includes data for any lab schools, charter schools and Recovery District schools within a parish's boundaries. Data for the following schools and school systems are not reflected in any parish's data, but are included in the statewide total data: Special School District #1, Louisiana School For Math,Science & the Arts, Louisiana School for the Deaf, Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired, Louisiana Special Education Center, and Louisiana Office of Juvenile Justice.

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