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Oregon Montessori Association Salary Survey Report Spring 2013 The Oregon Montessori Association sent a Salary and Benefits online Survey to 200 schools in the Northwest. This year, we had 47 respondents. In January of 2014, the OMA plans to release the survey again, and build a longitudinal collection of data to share each year. Thank you for participating here is a simple report of the results from this May 2013. To determine the profile of responding schools, we asked about the size of school and whether it was non-profit or for profit, and urban or rural. The survey then asked about Guide salaries and benefits, by level taught, and Assistant s salaries and benefits. Size of school (47 responses): OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 1

Non-Profit versus Profit schools: 19 Non-Profit and 28 Profit Urban versus Rural Schools: 38 Urban and 9 Rural The majority of participating schools report student populations between 21 and 50, are forprofit, and located in an urban area. OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 2

Important factors in determining salaries: 47 Schools responded, with the highest ranking of importance going to education, followed by years of experience in the age group taught and then second language fluency. Assistants to Infancy Guide Salaries were reported between $29,400 and $40,500, on average, by experience level. There were 11 schools responding, reporting for 23 teachers. For ASSISTANTS TO INFANCY, please enter a guide's annual salary in each experience level. Please use only number (no commas or dollar signs, ex: $30,000 = 30000). 45,000.00 40,000.00 35,000.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00.00 0-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16-20 years 21+ years # of Salaries reported by experience: 9 (0-5 yrs), 8 (6-10), 2 (11-15), 2 (16-20), 2 (21+) OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 3

Primary Guide Salaries were reported between $30,100 and $46,100, from 29 schools. For PRIMARY (3-6 yr olds), please enter a guide's annual salary in each experience level. Please use only number (no commas or dollar signs, ex: $30,000 = 30000) 50,000.00 45,000.00 40,000.00 35,000.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00.00 0-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16-20 years 21+ years 80 responses in chart, # for each experience level: 27 (0-5yrs), 16 (6-10), 15 (11-15), 11 (16-20), 11 (21+) Elementary Guide Salaries were reported between $34,500 and $45,400, from 11 schools. For ELEMENTARY, please enter a guide's annual salary in each experience level. Please use only number (no commas or dollar signs, ex: $30,000 = 30000) 50,000.00 45,000.00 40,000.00 35,000.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00.00 0-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16-20 years 21+ years 30 responses in chart, # for each experience level: 7 (0-5yrs), 9 (6-10), 5 (11-15), 4 (16-20), 5 (21+) OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 4

Adolescent Guide Salaries were reported between $30,000 and $43,300, from 3 schools. For ADOLESCENT GUIDES (7th - 8/9th grade), please enter a guide's annual salary in each experience level. Please use only number (no commas or dollar signs, ex: $30,000 = 30000) 50,000.00 45,000.00 40,000.00 35,000.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00.00 0-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16-20 years 21+ years 11 responses in chart, # per experience level: 2 (0-5yrs), 2 (6-10), 3 (11-15), 2 (16-20), 2 (21+) These salaries, by experience level, are reported as averages of the responses given by schools. For actual ranges within any of these categories, contact OMA (email: jbryznar@gmail.com) And, see the Addendum for details of 10 month salaries versus 12 month. OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 5

Benefits offered to Guides are pictured quantitatively in the chart below, with 21 responses. Most schools partially pay for Medical Insurance (blue column). Yellow column = Medical, fully paid by school. Blue column = Medical, partially paid by school. Purple column = Dental/Vision, fully paid by school. Red column = Dental/vision, partially paid by school. Green column = Retirement/pension, fully paid by school. Moss column = Retirement/pension, contributed to by school. OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 6

Additional benefits offered to guides, graphed based upon 33 responses: Yellow column = Paid time off (sick/personal not including school holidays) Blue column = Tuition discounts for staff children. Purple column = Paid continuing education. Number of Days of Paid Time Off offered to Guides, based upon 31 responses: Average = 8.5 days per year Range = 0 20 days Median = 20 days 2 Outlier responses not included in the average = 41 days and 5 weeks Discounted Tuition Percentages offered to Guides, based upon 29 responses: Average = 50% Range = 0 to 100% special cases: 100% for first child, 50% primary and 25% infant/toddler, and full qualification as determined by PSAS service. Continuing Education Funds offered to Guides, based upon 28 responses: Average = $580 per year Range = 0 - $2,000 Special cases: varies by training offered, 15 hours with school paying half of the fees. OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 7

Guide salaries based upon 10 versus 12 months of work. A slight majority of guides are reported as working 10 months per year, versus 12. Responses include 17 schools reporting 10 months, and 15 schools reporting 12 months OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 8

This survey also looked at Assistant salaries, which were averaged by the participating schools for all age groups taught. Separating the salaries for each age group was not requested by OMA at this time. Average of Assistant s salaries, by experience level (29 Schools responded): Assistant Salaries 24,000.00 23,000.00 22,000.00 21,000.00 20,000.00 19,000.00 18,000.00 0-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16-20 years 21+ years The salary range for Assistants was reported from $20,100 to $23,700. Additional response details are included in the Addendum, broken down by 10 or 12 months worked. The number of responses given on this survey per years of experience are as follows: 0 5 years: 25 responses 6 10 years: 20 responses 11 15 years: 14 responses 16 20 years: 8 responses 21+ years: 5 responses OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 9

Benefits offered to Assistants (20 schools responded): Further benefits offered to Assistants: OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 10

Number of Days of Paid Time Off offered to Assistants, based upon 31 responses: Average = 8.5 days per year Range = 1 21 days per year Discounted Tuition Percentages offered to Assistants, based upon 25 responses: Average = 44% Range = 5 to 100% Special cases: 50% primary and 25% infant/toddler, and full qualification as determined by PSAS service. Continuing Education Funds offered to Assistants, based upon 27 responses: Average = $310 per year Range = 0 - $2,000 Special cases: varies by training offered, 15 hours with school paying half of the fees. Assistant Salaries, based upon 10 or 12 months of work: Responses include 17 schools reporting 10 months and 15 reporting 12 months of work for assistants. Full breakdown of salaries separated by 10 or 12 months worked is provided in the following Addendum. OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 11

Addendum to the OMA Survey Results The following charts show the differences reported between Guides working 10 and 12 months. With the size of our sample being only 47, and the possibility that this question was misunderstood, we are sharing these results without further analysis. The number of responses given for each category and the average of those salaries are included in the text boxes below each chart. We will further refine the survey for the winter of 2014 to be sure questions posed are clear and data can be logically analyzed. OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 12

Response details: Assistants to Infancy Guide Salaries Years exp 10 months 12 months # responses # responses 0-5 $33,333 $27,000 3 responses 5 responses 6-10 $37,500 $31,400 2 responses 6 responses 11-15 $48,000 $24,000 1 response 1 response 16-20 $50,000 $30,000 1 response 1 response 21+ $51,000 $30,000 1 response 1 response OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 13

Response details: Primary Guide Salaries Years exp 10 months 12 months # responses # responses 0-5 $29,575 $31,027 15 responses 11 responses 6-10 $36,588 $35,343 9 responses 7 responses 11-15 $40,181 $41,425 11 responses 4 responses 16-20 $41,607 $41,350 7 responses 4 responses 21+ $46,557 $45,250 7 responses 4 responses OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 14

Response details: Elementary Guide Salaries Years exp 10 months 12 months # responses # responses 0-5 $45,000 $20,667 4 responses 3 responses 6-10 $44,160 $29,250 5 responses 4 responses 11-15 $53,333 $24,500 3 responses 2 responses 16-20 $58,667 $0 3 responses 1 response 21+ $56,750 $0 4 responses 1 response OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 15

Response details: Adolescent Guide Salaries Years exp 10 months 12 months # responses # responses 0-5 $60,000 $0 1 response 1 response 6-10 $65,000 $0 1 response 1 response 11-15 $70,000 $30,000 1 response 2 responses 16-20 $75,000 $0 1 response 1 response 21+ $80,000 $0 1 response 1 response OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 16

This chart shows the Assistant salary levels reported when separated between 10 and 12 months worked. Response details: Assistant Salaries Years exp 10 months 12 months # responses # responses 0-5 $19,657 $21,084 14 responses 11 responses 6-10 $23,372 $24,155 12 responses 8 responses 11-15 $25,110 $10,000 12 responses 2 responses 16-20 $27,883 $9,404 6 responses 2 responses 21+ $26,825 $0 4 responses OMA Salary Survey, April/May 2013 Page 17