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Four of the 10 school districts with the highest median teacher salaries
in New Jersey this year are in Atlantic and Cape May counties,
according to data included in the Taxpayer Guide to Education Spending
released last week by the state Department of Education.
The four are Margate, ranked fourth at $91,045; Brigantine, fifth, at
$89,900; Ocean City, seventh, at $89,036; and Atlantic City, 10th, at
$88,318.
The highest median teacher salary in the state is in the Northern Valley
Regional district in Bergen County, at $105,650. The lowest is at the
Red Bank and Jersey City Global charter schools, at $42,000.
Mullica Township is at the lower end of the scale, with a median salary
of $53,588. Superintendent Andrew Weber said they have a large number of
nontenured staff, but he expects the median to increase next year due
to a reduction in force of nontenured staff caused by budget cuts.
Salary guides play a role in overall salaries. Mullica has a starting salary of just over $52,000.
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http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/education/these-south-jersey-teachers-are-among-the-highest-paid-in/article_331081ff-ddd5-5386-9613-d3b9d86e9263.html
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
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