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Story November 14, 1958

Arizona Tribune

Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona

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The National Education Association reported that Arizona teachers had the seventh-highest average salary in the U.S. for 1957-58 at $5,175, behind California ($5,925), New York ($5,800), Delaware ($5,700), New Jersey ($5,330), Washington ($5,275), and Michigan ($5,200). Lowest were Mississippi ($2,650), Kentucky ($3,225), and Arkansas ($3,230), with a national average of $4,650.

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Arizona Teachers Rank Seventh

WASHINGTON. - The National Education Association has stated that the estimated average salary of teachers in Arizona for 1957-58 was $5,175 - the seventh ranking state in the nation pay-wise.

California's $5,925 was highest, with others in order and preceding Arizona, New York $5,800; Delaware $5,700; New Jersey $5,330; Washington $5,275; and Michigan $5,200.

At the bottom in teacher-pay were Mississippi $2,650, Kentucky $3,225, and Arkansas $3,230.

U.S. Average was $4,650.

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Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Teacher Salaries Arizona Ranking National Education Association 1957 58

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National Education Association

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United States

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National Education Association

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United States

Event Date

1957 58

Story Details

Arizona teachers' average salary ranked seventh nationally at $5,175, highest in California at $5,925, lowest in Mississippi at $2,650, U.S. average $4,650.

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