Title: With Nearly Lowest Pay in U.S., Oklahoma Schools Struggle to Recruit Teachers - Oklahoma Watch
Headings: With Nearly Lowest Pay in U.S., Oklahoma Schools Struggle to Recruit Teachers
With Nearly Lowest Pay in U.S., Oklahoma Schools Struggle to Recruit Teachers
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics
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Facts of Teacher Pay
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Facts of Teacher Pay
Teacher pay in Oklahoma reflects the state’s overall K-12 funding. In the 2012-2013 school year, Oklahoma spent $7,912 per student on average on public schools, ranking it 49th in the nation and last in the seven-state region, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. SNAPSHOT OF OKLAHOMA TEACHERS
Total teachers: 43,915
Average salary: