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Teaching salary summary page for the state of Wisconsin Salary range (2007 – 2008): $32,364 - $70,948 Average teacher salary (2005 – 2006): $46,390 Average beginning teacher salary (2005 – 2006): $2,883 Median household income (2006): $48,874 Median house price (2006): $170,000 Per-Pupil Spending: $8,574 Cents spent on benefits for every dollar paid as salary: 42.9˘ Grade: Summary: Adhering to the Wisconsin promise of bringing quality education to every child of the state, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction commends teachers who were dedicated to exert effort improving themselves and their profession. They are promoting the master educator license through the Wisconsin Master Educator Assessment process. The state is more concern on the kind of portfolio educators developed where it shows information documenting work samples, videos, student work and other contributions to the profession. The training dramatically improved student learning. Align with the goal to provide high quality education with certified teachers, the state created the Educational Approval Board whose mission is to protect Wisconsin parents and its community on their choices to avail of an innovative support education programs. EAB regulates the schools to assure that schools are well run, educationally sound and financially stable. Monetary difficulties are never a hindrance for students to get the kind of education they deserve. The Higher Educational Aids Board was created to oversee the state’s financial aid system. HEAB is the center for all grants, financial aid, scholarships and other loan or tuition reciprocity agreements. Planning always involves money and EdVest just fill in as web advisor to making investments easy to understand to facilitating parents and students’ investment placements. Education Savings Accounts provides answers on program tax benefits, flex contribution option and other important option they offer online. The online account access allows students and parents to view year end tax information and receive electronic statements. Information is valuable and Wisconsin compels school districts to provide more information to parents and regulators. School districts worked on a Web development project that combines resources to help them meet state requirements. CMS driven system empowers nontechnical personnel to easily create and maintain Web sites making it possible for school sites to go on live. Recognizing the internet’s power as a tool, teacher Web pages with more information also increased. The idea is not just to reach the audience but rather engage them with the Web acting as a perfect medium to meet those requirements. The State of Wisconsin sees education as an investment for a better life and along with it is their effort to teach and provide the right type of investment planning and options that could elevate the life of the students and the community they care to provide good opportunities. Links: AFT teacher’s salaries in Wisconsin Return to the Average Teacher Salary Main Page
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