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Table III

‘Monthly Salaries of H.S. erincipals in Kansas, 1942-1943 (10 mo. basis)

Cities of

Monthly In 3rd Cl, Cities In kural Sec. Cl. and
Salaries and Consol. Schs. High Schs. Com. H.S. Total
Less then ‘158 : 2 me 15
£155 = 164 8 7 1 16
165 - 174 8 12 20
175 ~ 184 13 17 1 p
185 - 19h ii 15 26
195 = 204 a 26 2 Al
205 = 214 8 14 4 -)
215 - 22h 5 10 i 16
2a5 » 2oh h 5 9
235 — 2hk 3 4 3 10
245 = 25h 2 . 1 2
255 = 264 4 2 6
765 = 27k 1 1
2i5 OF more L 4
Total 78 is 13 223
dedian 8192.00 (196.00 235.00
Widdle 50% 176 - 209 176 = 211

The salaries of 223 high school principals are indicated in Table III, on a ten months
basis. Principals in third class city and consolidated districts receive a median
monthly salary of (192.00; in rural high schools, ©196.00; and in cities of the second
Class, 6299000.

Comparing the median salaries of various types of school positions in 1930-31 with
those in the present year, there is an evident tendency for monthly salaries this year
to be 3220.00 to «25.00 lower than they were twelve years earlier. This is actuaily
an understatement of the salary difference, since the cost index on food and clothing
is definitely higher nov than in 1931].

Table IV

Comparison of Jionthly Salaries in Kansas Schools in 1942-43 and 1930-31

Median edian Monthly

C Sawkes Salaries Salaries Salary

Types of School Positions 1930-31 1942-13 bedaned
Prin. in cities of second class ‘255 5235 $20
Prin. in Rural High School 220 196 2h
Prin. in Cities of Third Class 21h 192 ge
Teachers in Rural High Schools 160 138 22

Teachers in Cities of Third Class 156 131 25
Elem. Teachers - Two-or-.iore Teacher. schools 108 99.75 6.25

fLem. Teachers - One-Teacher Schools 93 67.50 5.50