Gary Newton: LREA Starting Teachers 92nd in Arkansas, Non-Union 78th

Monday, March 14, 2011

LREA Starting Teachers 92nd in Arkansas, Non-Union 78th

What follows are the state rankings (out of 239 Arkansas school districts) of Little Rock Education Association teacher salaries after factoring in the $720 payroll deducted annual dues, followed by salary rankings for Little Rock's non-union teachers and Springdale teachers, which without union collective bargaining, has the highest salaries in the state in all schedules.

Little Rock Education Association Teachers

BA: 0 Years - 92nd - $32,073

BA: 15 Years - 9th - $48,469

BA: Top of Schedule - 13th - $54,271

MA: 0 Years - 58th - $37,683

MA: 15 Years - 9th - $53,419

MA: Top of Schedule - 11th - $63,163

Little Rock Non-Union Teachers

BA: 0 Years - 78th - $32,793

BA: 15 Years - 6th - $49,189

BA: Top of Schedule - 11th - $54,991

MA: 0 Years - 43rd - $37,743

MA: 15 Years - 8th - $54,139

MA: Top of Schedule - 10th - $63,883

Springdale

BA: 0 Years - 1st - $43,220

BA: 15 Years - 1st - $53,565

BA: Top of Schedule - 1st - $65,096

MA: 0 Years - 1st - $45,744

MA: 15 Years - 1st - $56,295

MA: Top of Schedule - 1st - $71,720

Ranked (in order) Above Little Rock Starting Teacher Salaries

SPRINGDALE

BENTONVILLE

FAYETTEVILLE

ROGERS

WEST MEMPHIS

GRAVETTE

MARION

CABOT

GREENWOOD

SILOAM SPRINGS

LAKESIDE

DeQUEEN

SEARCY

CONWAY

ALMA

BARTON-LEXA

MAGNOLIA

BAUXITE

FORREST CITY

VANBUREN

WHITE HALL

WATSON CHAPEL

MARVELL

FARMINGTON

HARMONY GROVE

WYNNE

BRYANT

GREENBRIER

HOT SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

RIVERVIEW

VILONIA

BEEBE

PRAIRIE GROVE

FOUNTAIN LAKE

NASHVILLE

HELENA W.HELENA

PEA RIDGE

LAKE HAMILTON

CHARLESTON

RUSSELLVILLE

FORT SMITH

JONESBORO

DEWITT

BENTON

CLARKSVILLE

OZARK

GOSNELL

WEST FORK

HUNTSVILLE

CAMDEN FAIRVIEW

VALLEY VIEW

JESSIEVILLE

LINCOLN

NETTLETON

DARDANELLE

MOUNTAIN HOME

BROOKLAND

OSCEOLA

WALDRON

HACKETT

POTTSVILLE

MCCRORY

MENA

POCAHONTAS

DOLLARWAY

POYEN

N. LITTLE ROCK

MALVERN

EARLE

LEE COUNTY

STUTTGART

BLYTHEVILLE

LAMAR

PINE BLUFF

BALD KNOB

GENTRY

ELKINS
LITTLE ROCK NON-UNION TEACHERS (78th)

GREENE CO TECH

EL DORADO

HARRISON

LONOKE

SALEM

HORATIO

PANGBURN

GLEN ROSE

MARMADUKE

SHERIDAN

PARIS

MT VERNON-ENOLA

ROSE BUD

LITTLE ROCK EDUCATION ASSOCIATION TEACHERS (92nd)

Source: Arkansas Department of Education Teacher Salary Schedule Analysis School Year 2010-2011, Updated 1/27/2011

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