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EDUCATIONAL BULLETIN
FINANCIAL SUPPORT, FINANCIAL
ABILITY, AND INEQUALITIES \
EXISTING IN VARIOUS
SCHOOL SYSTEMS
IN KENTUCKY
Published by
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
BOSWELL B. HODGKIN
Superintendent of Public Instruction
ISSUED MONTHLY
Entered as second-class matter March 21, 1933, at the post office at
Frankfort, Kentucky, under the Act of August 24, 1912.
Vol. XVII April, 1949 No. 2
FOREWORD
The information presented in this bulletin deals with the finan—
cial support, financial ability and inequalities still existing in the
various school districts of the State. This bulletin follows purposely
a pattern similar to others released in April, 1939, January, 1941,
April, 1943, May, 1945, and April, 1947. This plan was followed in
order that the earlier issues may be used in connection with this bulle-
tin for purposes of comparison.
This bulletin was prepared by Mr. Earl E. Garrison, Assistant
Director of Finance, and Mr. Shelby Kash, State Supervisor of Local
School District Finance under the supervision of Mr. W. D. Chilton,
Director, Division of Finance, Department of Education.
It is believed that this publication will aid interested patrons and
school officials by making available, data which will acquaint them
with present financial difficulties and thus enable them to make fur-
ther progress toward meeting the minimum standards for an adequate
school program.
BOSWELL B. HODGKIN
Superintendent Public Instruction
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FINANCIAL SUPORT, FINANCIAL ABILITY, AND FINAN-
CIAL INEQUALITIES AMONG THE VARIOUS PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN KENTUCKY
Introduction
This bulletin is published for the purpose of revealing certain
financial data pertaining to the various school districts in Kentucky
in the belief that the information contained herein Will in a manner
provide a basis for a more informed citizenry; to encourage a sym—
pathetic understanding by the general public of problems affecting
the schools of the State; and to emphasize the idea that even though
all men are born equal, they do not remain equal. Due to financial
inequalities existing in Kentucky some children are deprived of their
inalienable right to obtain sufficient education to enable them to as-'
sume a proper place in society as a Whole.
The data of this bulletin is classified into four major parts.
Part 1 deals with the distribution of annual salaries of teachers, show-
ing the number of teachers and the median salary for each teaching
level, group, and race, in Tables I to VII inclusive.
Part II displays the alphabetical list of county school districts;
independent school districts, except cities of the first four classes; and
independent city school districts of the first four classes showing
respectively in Table VIII, IX and X, the frequency distributions of
teachers salaries for each district in each of these groups.
IPart III relates to the local tax support of the common schools
in the State for 1948-49, as indicated by assessment of corporate and
non—corporate property subject to taxation for school purposes, shown
in Tables XI, XII, XIII, and XIV. '
Part IV concerns miscellaneous factors pertinent to school fi-
nance such as, (1) Distribution of tax rates for general school pur-
poses; (2) Length of elementary school terms; (3) Percentage of
revenue receipts derived from various sources; (4) Percentage of:
current expenditures by major classification, and (5). State Per
Capita, Local Revenue Receipts, Total Teachers’ Salaries, Number of
Teachers and Mean Average Teachers’ Salaries in Kentucky from
1933-34 to 1947-48 inclusive. Data relating to these factors are shown»
in Tables XV to XIX, inclusive.
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UNIVERSITY or KENTUCKY
PART I
The data used in the tables in Part I were obtained from the ap-
proved salary schedules for the various school districts of the State
now on file in the office of the Department of Education. These
schedules include positions and salaries of all full-time teachers, prin-
cipals and supervisors. The median salary was calculated with respect
to teaching level, race, and types of districts.
According to the approved salary schedules for 194849, there
were 18,899 full-time teachers, principals, and supervisors employed
in the common schools of Kentucky. These 18,899 positions are dis-
tributed as follows: county school districts, 12,822; independent school
districts, except cities of the first four classes, 929; and independent
school districts classified as cities of the first four classes, 5,148. In ‘
1940-41 there were 18,877 such positions; in 1942-43, there were
18,180; in 1944—45, there were 17,710; and in 1946-47, there were
18,164.
For the purpose of this bulletin, the word “teachers” is used to
include all instructional personnel, namely, teachers, principals, and
supervisors.
TABLE I
There are 9,453 white elembentary teachers in the 120 counties
whose median annual salary is $1,197; 2,927 white high school teach-
ers whose median salary is $1,766; 384 colored elementary teachers
with a median salary of $1,343; 58 colored high school teachers, whose
median salary is $1,771. The median salary of the total of 12,822
full—time county teachers is $1,297.
TABLE II
The median annual salary of 511 white elementary teachers in
independent school districts, except cities of the first four classes is
$1,452; for 339 white high school teachers, $1,692; for 44 colored
elementary teachers, $1,480; for 35 colored high school teachers,
$1,650. The median annual salary for all these 929 teachers is $1,545.
TABLE III
The median annual salary for all of the 5,148 teachers in cities
of the first four classes is $2,230. Of these, there are 2,445 white ele-
mentary teachers whose median salary is $2,052; 1,896 white high
school teachers whose median salary is $2,625; 453 colored elementary
teachers whose median salary is $2,178; and 354 colored high school
teachers whose median salary is $2,467.
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The. median annual salary for all 18,899 teachers in all the 244
districts existing in 1948-49, is $1,509. Of these, 12,409 are white ele-
mentary teachers with a median salary of $1,310; 5,162 white high
school teachers with a median salary of $1,961 ; 881 colored elementary
teacheis with a median salary of $1,692, and 447 colored high school
teachers with a median annual salary of $2,138.
TABLE V
Of the 18,899 full-time teachers in Kentucky, 17,571 are white,
with a median annual salary of $1,485; and 1,328 are colored, with a.
median annual salary of $1,827.
TABLE VI
Further, these 18,899 teachers are classified as to teaching levels.
There are 13,290 white and colored elementary teachers, Whose median
annual salary is $1,331; and 5,609 white and colored high school
teachers whose median annual salary is $1,972.
TABLE VII
This table is a summary of median annual salaries of all full-
time teachers in Kentucky for alternate years beginning With 1942-43,
showing classification as to type of district, teaching level, and race.
It will be noted from this table that the median annual salary of
the colored teachers is much higher than that of the White teachers.
The reasons advanced for this apparent inequality are as follows:
(1) The colored population is concentrated in the metropolitan areas,
and (2), the supply of well trained colored teachers has exceeded the
demand, whereas a critical shortage of well trained White teachers
exists. _
Furthermore, it is noted from this table, that a striking differ.
ence still exists between the median annual salary of the elementary
teachers, and the median annual salary of the high school teachers.
This difference is believed to have resulted from the existence of the
following conditions:
(1) High school teachers have more training. A recent study
completed by the staff of the Division of Teacher Education and
Certification, Department of Education, reveals that the median level
of training for elementary teachers employed 1n Kentucky for 1948- 49,
is 85 semester hours college training, and that the median of high
school teachers is college graduation. It appears essential to state here
that the minimum standard for certification for high school teachers
is four years college training, Whereas the minimum standard certifi-
_ cation for elementary teachers 1s only two years training.
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(2) Difference in length of schoolterm. Approximately one half
of the teachers in Kentucky are employed in elementary positions in
1 1 county school districts. In these districts, the average length of the
‘1 elementary school terms is 8.53 months, While in the same districts,
the average length of the high school terms is 9 months.
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‘ school teachers ”extra services” for which they are paid. .
- TABLE 1 —
Distribution of Annual Salaries of Full-Time Teachers in County School
Districts of Kentucky, as Shown in Approved Schedules for 1948-49?
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3,400.— 13 36 4 1 1 1 54 3,1
3,300— _ 2 48 I 1 50 3,0
1 3,200—— 141 70 12 1 _ 1 223 2,9
3,100— 7 ' 49 1 1 1 57 2,8
3,000— = 10 89 2 1 1 101 2,7
2,900_- 2 42 1 44 2,6
2,800— 68 43 , 1 1 1 118 , 2,5
2,700— 83 88 1 7 1 6 1 184 2,41
2,600— 1 23 34 1 5 1 1 62 2,31
2,500—— 58 76 ., 1 1 135 2,21
2,400— 50 106 1 1 1 158 2,11
2,300— 26 57 2 2 87 2,01
2,200— 37 93 3 1 134 1,9(
2,100— 56 123 2 5 1 186 1,8(
2,000— 139 149 3 4 1 295 1’7(
1300* 236 , 183 20 4 1 443 1:66
1,800— 404 276 24 7 1 711 1:50
1,700— 372 157 20 6 1 555 1:40
1,600—— 529 238 29 3 1 804 1’30
1,500— 548 213 26 7 1 794 1:20
1,400— 795 226 53 3 I 1,077 1’10
1,300.— 1,070 119 39 1 1,228 1’00
' 1,200— 1,364 143 72 1 1,584 90
1,100—- 1,168 '83 20 1 1,271 80‘
1,000— 839 48 17 i 904 70‘
900—— 730 37 7 i 774 UHde
800—— 446 11 1o 1 467
700—— 177 2 4 1 183
‘Under 700 39 1 39 Total
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Medlan” $1,197 $1,766 $1,343 131,771 . 131,297 In
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Distribution of Annual Salaries of Full-Time Teachers in Independent
School Districts of Kentucky, Except Cities of the First Four Classes, as
Shown in Approved Schedules for 1948-491-
ésggal White Colored Total
Inter}: Elementary1 5151123131 Elementary 5135131
$3,500—ab0ve l 7 I I 7
3,400~ 1 1
3,300— 1 3 4
3,200_ 1 2 3
3,100— 3 3
3,000— 9 11 1 21
2,900— 2 2
2,300— 2 1 1 4
2,700— 5 5
2,600— 3 5 8
‘ 2,500— 3 7 1 ' 11
2,400— 3 15 1 1 20
2,300— 6 10 1 17
2200— 7 9 2 1 19
2,100~ 10 12 22
2000— 12 16 1 29
1,900— 15 21 1 2 39
1,300— 40 36 5 6 87
1,700— 50 44 6 5 105
1,600— 51 47 5 2 105
1,500- 88 42 1o 4 144
1,400— 71 19 5 4 99
1,300- 64 10 4 1 79
1200— 44 3 2 3 52
1,100_ 25 2 27
1,000— 4 2 1 1 8
900— 1 1
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Under 700 1 6 7
Total 511 339 44 35 929
Median“ $1,452 $1,692 $1,480 $1,650 $1,545
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TABLE III
Distribution of Annual Salaries of Full Time Teachers in Independent
1 School Districts of Kentucky, Classified as Cities of the First Four
classes as shown in approved schedules for 1948-49+
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In tel“): Elementary $135,131 Elementary 5135,21
$3,500—above 335 l 574 91 l 96 1,096
3,400— 16 23 2 9 50
3,300— 30 63 3 10 106
3,200— 71 59 22 12 164
3,100— 59 46 13 7 125
3,000— 48 60 9 7 124
2,900— 119 26 22 5 172
2,800— 61 64 2O 17 162
‘ 2,700— 46 44 9 5 104
2,600— 84 46 19 7 156
2,500— 67 53 5 6 131
2,400— 59 39 3 9 110
2300—— 64 31 5 5 105
2,200—— 84 99 16 15 214
2,100— 165 114 31 11 321
2,000— 123 117 26 24 290
1,900— 130 105 20 17 272
1,800— 170 125 25 34 354
1,700— 126 59 19 16 220
1,600— 159 74 14 14 261
1,500— 160 49 36 13 258
1,400— 132 17 22 11 1'82
1300—— 87 6 10 4 107
1,200— 37 1 3 46
1,100— 6 1 2 9
1,000— 7 1 1 9
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Under 700
Total 2,445 1,896 453 354 5,148
Median“ I $2,052 $2,625 $2,178 $2,467 $2,230
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>ur Distribution of Annual Salaries of all Full Time Teachers in County and
Independent School Districts in Kentucky, as shown in approved
_ schedules for 1948-49?
Annual White Colored '1‘ 1
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__ 111:3: Elementary 53%;] Elementary I 81811115161
$3,500—above I 356 I 659 91 I 97 . 1,203
3,400— 29 60 6 10 105
3,300— 33 114 3 10 160
3,200- 213 131 34 12 390
3,100— 66 98 14 7 185
3,000— 67 160 11 8 246
2,900— 121 70 22 5 218
2,800— 131 113 21 19 284
2,700— 129 137 16 11 293
2,600——- 110 85 24 7 226
2,500— 128 136 5 8 277
2,400— 112 160 5 11 288
2,300— 96 98 7 8 209
2,200—— 128 201 21 17 367
2,100— 231 249 33 16 529
2,000— 274 282 29 29 614
1,900— 381 309 41 23 754
1,800— 614 437 54 47 1,152
1,700— 548 260 45 27 880
1,600— 739 359 48 24 1,170
1,500— 796 304 72 24 1,196
1,400—‘ 998 262 80 18 1,358
1,300— 1,221 135 53 5 1,414
1,200— 1,445 152 82 3 1,682
1,100— 1,199 84 24 1,307
1,000— 850 51 19 1 921
900—— 731 37 7 775
800— 446 11 10 467
700—- 177 2 4 183
Under 700 40 6 46
3 Total 12,409 5,162 881 447 18,899
0 Median” $1 310 $1 961 $1 692 $2 138
, , , , $1,509
9939). TData. are taken from approved salary schedules for 1948—49.
'Intervals considered as continuou r1 f
" Calculated to the nearest dollar. .5 se es rom ,IOWer limits (1. e. WOO-799.99).
TABLE V
Distribution of Annual Salaries of All White and Colored Full-Time
Teachers in Kentucky as Shown in Schedules for 1948-491-
1 3:12:51} White ‘Colored Total
' Inter.
$3,500—above 1,015 188 1,203
; 3,400— 89 16 105
1 3,300— 147 13 160
‘ 3,200— 344 46 390
3,100— 164 21 185
3,000— 227 19 246
2,900— 191 27 218
, 2,800— 244 40 284
1 ‘ 2,700— 266 27 293
j 2,600— 195 31 226
, 2,500~ 264 13 277
r 2,400— 272 16 288
? 2,300— 194 15 209
1 2,200— 329 38 367
' 2,100— 480 49 529
2,000— 556 58 614
1,900— 690 64 754
1,800~—~ 1,051 101 1,152
1,700— 808 72 880
1,600— 1,098 72 1,170
1,500—' 1,100 96 1,196
1,400— 1,260 98 1,358
1,300— 1,356 58 1,414
1,200— 1,597 85 1,682
1,100—. 1,283 24 1,307
1,000— 901 20 921
900— 768 7 775
800—— 457 10 467
700—— 179 4 183
Under 700 46 46
T°tal 17,571 1,328 18,899
Median" $1,485 $1,827 $1,509
us series from lower limits (i. e. WOO—799.99)-
TData are taken from approved salary schedules for 194849.
* Intervals considered as continue
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TABLE VI
Distribution of Annual Salaries of All Full—Time Elementary, and High
School Teachers in Kentucky, as Shown in Approved Schedules
for 1948-49?
Annual White and Colored
Salary‘ . Total
- Inter. Elementary Slififilsl
$3,500—ab0ve 447 756 1’203
3,400— 35 70 105
3,300— 36 124 160
3,200— 247 143 390
3,100— 80 105 185
3,000— 78 168 245
2,900— 143 75 218
2,800— 152 132 284
2,700— 145 148 293
2,600— 134 92 226
2,500— 133 144 277
2,400— 117 171 288
2,300— 103 106 209
2,200— 149 218 367
2,100— 264 265 529
2,000— 303 311 614
1,900— 422 332 754
1,800— 668 484 1,152
1,700— 593 287 880
1,600— 787 383 1,170
1,500— 868 328 1,196'
1,400— 1,078 280 1,358
1,300— 1,274 140 1,414
1,200— 1,527 155 1,682
1,100— 1,223 84 1,307
1,000— 869 52 921
900— 738 37 775
800— 456 11 467
700— 181 2 183
Under 700 40 6 46
Total 13,290 5,609 18,899
Med1an** I] $1,331 $1,972 $1,509
M9)- TData are taken from approved salary schedules for 1948—49.
* Intervals considered as continua ‘ ' ' ‘
" Calculated to the nearest dollarfls serles from 10“ er limlts (1. e. $700-799.99).
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TABLE VII
Summary of Median Annual Salaries of Full-Time Teachers in All the
Kentucky School Districts, 1942-43, 1944—45, 1946-47, and 1948-49,
From Tables 1—6
Teachers
School Years
1 1942—43 1 1944—45 1 1946—47 1 1948—49
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Elementary, White ______________________ $ 618 $ 901 $1,095 $1,197
Elementary, Colored ____________________ 663 958 1,137 1,343
High School, White ....... 979 1 1,339 1,559 1,766
High School, Colored ......... ; ........ 967 1 1,250 1,640 1 1,771
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first four classes, 1 1 1
Elementary, White .................... 845 1 1,146 1 1,310 1 1,452
Elementary, Colored . .. 769 1,039 1 1,242 1 1,480
High School, White ______________________ 1,002 1,311 1,516 1,692
High School, Colored ____________________ 983 1,300 1,610 1,650
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four classes, 1
Elementary, White ........................ 1,232 1,522 1,745 2,052
Elementary, Colored .......... 1 1,225 1,550 1,810 2,178
High School, White ..... 1 1,491 1,787 2,066 2,625 ‘
High School, Colored .................. 1 1,279 1,536 1,866 2,467
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Elementary, White ........................ 667 975 1,175 1,310
Elementary, Colored 793 1,095 1,336 1,692
High School, White ...... 1,138 1,453 1,715 1,961 7
High School, Colored .................... 1,165 1,475 1,791 2,138
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Total Colored .......................................... 907 1,225 1,509 1,827
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Part II shows in detail the distribution of the salaries of all full-
time teachers in each school district with respect to (1) the 120
county districts; (2) 63 independent school districts, except cities of
the first four classes; and (3) 61 independent school districts classi-
fied as cities of the first four classes. Each of these groups is treated
in Tables VIII, IX and X respectively. The purpose of these tables is
to present the data for each district, so that any one interested in com-
paring one district with adjoining districts, or one section with dif~
~ferent sections of the state, may do so by calculating the respective
medians and comparing with other medians of annual salaries.
TABLE VIII
This table lists each county school district and shows the distri-
bution of salaries of its white and colored teachers. No attempt has
been made to calculate the median for each of these school districts,
but the data are presented for anyone who may be interested in
making more detailed studies.
TABLE IX
This table gives the same details as Table VIII, except they are
for independent school districts other than those of the first four
classes of cities.
TABLE X
This table presents similar data for cities of the first four classes.
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ANNUAL SALARIES IN DOLLARS
Name of
School
District
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911001.199
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$1,4001,499
$1, 500-1, 599
$1, 600-1, 699
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Teachers
$2, 5002, 599
$2, 600—2, 099
$2, 7002.799
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$2, 9002, 999
$3, 0003, 099
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TABLE IX
Salaries of Full-Time Teachers (Grades 1-12) in Independent School
Districts Except Cities of the First Four Classes
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School
District
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