Teachers Salary in NJ (West Orange, Orange: how much, employment, school districts)

[meli722]

Can anyone help me with a website that will guve me the different pay steps for an elementary teacher in NJ? Or anyone familiar with the average starting salary?
These are what I would be coming with: I am coming from NYC with a masters in special ed & early childhood and certifications in both. 4 years fulltime experience, 4 years part time. (I do not work in nyc doe).

Thanks!!

[flyonpa]

There is no one list/website.

Each School District there are 604 in NJ, Will have its own salary chart. They should be on the district website.

[zhelder]

Even though the website still looks like it's stuck in 1993, NJ's Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) website has some recent contracts in its database:

http://www.perc.state.nj.us/publicsectorcontracts.nsf

In addition, a sizable number of districts have links to contracts right on their websites.

In a typical NYC-area 'burb, you're probably looking at $60,000 - $65,000.

[meli722]

Thanks guys! I am having trouble finding sites to help thought id come here for help. I will look at the suggested site.

Thanks

[doc1]

Go to app.com (Asbury Park Press) and select "Data Universe").

It has the salaries of all public workers (including teachers) available by town, boro, etc.

[ansky]

In general, the wealthier towns and better school districts pay the most. Inner cities pay the least. I just read something recently that said teachers in West Orange start at 56k and go up to 105k after only 14 years. For comparison, a friend of mine is a teacher in a more blue collar town and makes only about 75k after 15 years.

[CaptainNJ]

you can use this site to look at individual school districts and see how much the teachers (and other government employees) are paid in salary:

DataUniverse | The Asbury Park Press NJ | app.com

[Kracer]

Originally Posted by meli722

Can anyone help me with a website that will guve me the different pay steps for an elementary teacher in NJ? Or anyone familiar with the average starting salary?
These are what I would be coming with: I am coming from NYC with a masters in special ed & early childhood and certifications in both. 4 years fulltime experience, 4 years part time. (I do not work in nyc doe).

Thanks!!

Seriously?
Computer literate, Masters, 4 years experience and dedicated to teaching,living and working in a neighboring state and you can't find info on teacher's salaries?????


and we wonder why the teacher's union can't figure out how to evaluate a teacher's performance!

[meli722]

Originally Posted by Kracer

Seriously?
Computer literate, Masters, 4 years experience and dedicated to teaching,living and working in a neighboring state and you can't find info on teacher's salaries?????


and we wonder why the teacher's union can't figure out how to evaluate a teacher's performance!

Welp, Merry Christmas ;-)