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Utah Starting Teacher Salaries, Daily Rates, Hourly Rates, & Hourly Rates With RPP Hourly Rate with School District Salary Rank Days Daily Rate Rank Hours Hourly Rate Rank Rank RPP Factor Alpine School District $45,491 7 185 $245.90 11 8 $30.74 19 $25.95 28 Beaver School District $40,137 36 184 $218.14 37 8 $27.27 39 $28.61 21 Box Elder School District $42,046 25 186 $226.05 30 7.5 $30.14 23 $29.25 17 Cache County School District $43,637 14 183 $238.45 14 7.5 $31.79 10 $30.05 11 Canyons School District $50,000 2 186 $268.82 3 8 $33.60 5 $25.93 29 Carbon School District $44,000 10 182 $241.76 12 7.5 $32.23 7 $35.27 2 Daggett School District $40,966 33 153 $267.75 4 8.5 $31.50 13 $28.99 18 Davis School District $43,798 13 185 $236.75 16 7.5 $31.57 12 $25.61 32 Duchesne School District $42,216 23 182 $231.96 21 8 $28.99 29 $29.29 16 Emery School District $41,210 32 184 $223.97 32 8 $28.00 37 $29.53 14 Garfield School District $39,388 40 183 $215.23 38 8 $26.90 40 $29.53 13 Grand School District $42,180 24 183 $230.49 23 8 $28.81 30 $25.84 30 Granite School District $43,483 15 190 $228.86 27 8 $28.61 33 $22.72 37 Iron School District $40,537 35 185 $219.12 36 7 $31.30 14 $32.54 5 Jordan School District $48,000 4 187 $256.68 7 8 $32.09 8 $25.81 31 Juab School District $40,862 34 183 $223.29 33 7.5 $29.77 24 $29.97 12 Kane School District $46,060 6 184 $250.33 9 7.1 $35.26 2 $35.81 1 Logan City School District $42,259 22 186 $227.20 29 7.5 $30.29 22 $30.88 6 Millard School District $41,500 30 184 $225.54 31 8 $28.19 36 $26.02 27 Morgan School District $42,000 27 183 $229.51 26 7.5 $30.60 21 $22.82 36 Murray School District $50,000 2 189 $264.55 5 7.5 $35.27 1 $28.64 20 Nebo School District $44,274 9 185 $239.32 13 7.5 $31.91 9 $27.48 26 North Sanpete School District $39,808 38 185 $215.18 39 7.5 $28.69 32 $28.85 19 North Summit School District $42,037 26 180 $233.54 19 7.5 $31.14 16 $20.62 39 Ogden School District $45,472 8 183.5 $247.80 10 8 $30.98 17 $30.22 9 Park City School District $50,700 1 184 $275.54 2 8 $34.44 4 $19.20 41 Piute County School District $39,000 41 184 $211.96 41 7.5 $28.26 35 $29.39 15 Provo School District $41,350 31 186 $222.31 34 8 $27.79 38 $24.28 34 Rich School District $43,899 11 157 $279.61 1 8 $34.95 3 $33.87 3 Salt Lake City School District $46,846 5 185 $253.22 8 8 $31.65 11 $25.36 33 San Juan School District $42,858 18 183 $234.20 18 8 $29.27 26 $30.49 8 Sevier School District $40,112 37 183 $219.19 35 7.5 $29.23 27 $30.55 7 South Sanpete School District $41,789 29 183 $228.36 28 8 $28.54 34 $30.11 10 South Summit School District $42,280 20 184 $229.78 25 7.5 $30.64 20 $20.58 40 Tintic School District $42,000 27 162 $259.26 6 8 $32.41 6 $33.71 4 Tooele School District $43,800 12 187 $234.22 17 7.5 $31.23 15 $28.43 22 Uintah School District $43,134 16 182 $237.00 15 8 $29.63 25 $28.28 23 Wasatch School District $43,000 17 187 $229.95 24 8 $28.74 31 $21.77 38 Washington School District $42,632 19 184 $231.70 22 7.5 $30.89 18 $27.97 25 Wayne School District $39,647 39 187 $212.02 40 8 $26.50 41 $24.26 35 Weber School District $42,270 21 182 $232.25 20 8 $29.03 28 $28.09 24 State Average $43,090 $236.51 $30.46 $27.87 Teacher Compensation: Are We Doing Enough? How Do We Tell? - Koby Willis & Rob Smith J A N U A R Y 2 0 2 0 Utah Starting Teacher Salaries With Local RPP Factor & Adjustments For Contract Days/Hours FY20 W/ FY20 at 184 FY20 Local RPP FY20 W/ RPP, 184 School District Rank Rank Days Hours Days & 8 Rank Rank Salary Factor* RPP Factor Days, & 8 Hours** Hours Alpine School District $45,491 7 1.1845 $38,405 27 185 8 $45,245 19 $38,198 28 Beaver School District $40,137 36 0.953 $42,116 13 184 8 $40,137 39 $42,116 21 Box Elder School District $42,046 25 1.0305 $40,802 19 186 7.5 $44,367 23 $43,054 17 Cache County School District $43,637 14 1.058 $41,245 15 183 7.5 $46,800 10 $44,235 11 Canyons School District $50,000 2 1.296 $38,580 26 186 8 $49,462 5 $38,165 29 Carbon School District $44,000 10 0.914 $48,140 1 182 7.5 $47,449 7 $51,914 2 Daggett School District $40,966 33 1.0865 $37,705 31 153 8.5 $46,368 13 $42,677 18 Davis School District $43,798 13 1.2325 $35,536 35 185 7.5 $46,465 12 $37,700 32 Duchesne School District $42,216 23 0.99 $42,642 10 182 8 $42,680 29 $43,111 16 Emery School District $41,210 32 0.948 $43,470 7 184 8 $41,210 37 $43,470 14 Garfield School District $39,388 40 0.911 $43,236 8 183 8 $39,603 40 $43,472 13 Grand School District $42,180 24 1.115 $37,830 30 183 8 $42,410 30 $38,036 30 Granite School District $43,483 15 1.259 $34,538 36 190 8 $42,110 33 $33,447 37 Iron School District $40,537 35 0.962 $42,138 12 185 7 $46,078 14 $47,898 5 Jordan School District $48,000 4 1.243 $38,616 24 187 8 $47,230 8 $37,997 31 Juab School District $40,862 34 0.9935 $41,129 17 183 7.5 $43,824 24 $44,111 12 Kane School District $46,060 6 0.9845 $46,785 2 184 7.1 $51,899 2 $52,716 1 Logan City School District $42,259 22 0.981 $43,077 9 186 7.5 $44,592 22 $45,455 6 Millard School District $41,500 30 1.0835 $38,302 28 184 8 $41,500 36 $38,302 27 Morgan School District $42,000 27 1.341 $31,320 38 183 7.5 $45,045 21 $33,590 36 Murray School District $50,000 2 1.2315 $40,601 20 189 7.5 $51,922 1 $42,162 20 Nebo School District $44,274 9 1.161 $38,134 29 185 7.5 $46,970 9 $40,457 26 North Sanpete School District $39,808 38 0.9945 $40,028 22 185 7.5 $42,232 32 $42,466 19 North Summit School District $42,037 26 1.51 $27,839 41 180 7.5 $45,836 16 $30,355 39 Ogden School District $45,472 8 1.025 $44,363 4 183.5 8 $45,596 17 $44,484 9 Park City School District $50,700 1 1.7935 $28,269 40 184 8 $50,700 4 $28,269 41 Piute County School District $39,000 41 0.9615 $40,562 21 184 7.5 $41,600 35 $43,266 15 Provo School District $41,350 31 1.1445 $36,129 34 186 8 $40,905 38 $35,741 34 Rich School District $43,899 11 1.032 $42,538 11 157 8 $51,449 3 $49,853 3 Salt Lake City School District $46,846 5 1.248 $37,537 32 185 8 $46,593 11 $37,334 33 San Juan School District $42,858 18 0.96 $44,644 3 183 8 $43,092 26 $44,888 8 Sevier School District $40,112 37 0.9565 $41,936 14 183 7.5 $43,020 27 $44,976 7 South Sanpete School District $41,789 29 0.948 $44,081 5 183 8 $42,017 34 $44,322 10 South Summit School District $42,280 20 1.4885 $28,404 39 184 7.5 $45,099 20 $30,298 40 Tintic School District $42,000 27 0.9615 $43,682 6 162 8 $47,704 6 $49,614 4 Tooele School District $43,800 12 1.0985 $39,873 23 187 7.5 $45,970 15 $41,848 22 Uintah School District $43,134 16 1.0475 $41,178 16 182 8 $43,608 25 $41,631 23 Wasatch School District $43,000 17 1.3205 $32,563 37 187 8 $42,310 31 $32,041 38 Washington School District $42,632 19 1.1045 $38,598 25 184 7.5 $45,474 18 $41,172 25 Wayne School District $39,647 39 1.0925 $36,290 33 187 8 $39,011 41 $35,708 35 Weber School District $42,270 21 1.0335 $40,900 18 182 8 $42,735 28 $41,349 24 State Average $43,090 $39,360 $44,837 $41,022 *RPP is used to represent Regional Price Parity by school district.
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