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Substitute teacher pay

According to ORS 342.610, teachers employed as substitute teachers shall not be paid less per day than 85 percent of the daily salary of a beginning teacher who holds a bachelor’s degree.

ODE Executive Memoranda regarding 2021-22 Substitute Teacher Pay Rates

If you have questions, please contact Evan Fuller at evan.fuller@ode.state.or.us.  

Following are final minimum pay rates for substitute teachers by school year:

Year
Average
teacher
salary1


Rate for
1st 10 days

10+ Days
without a
salary schedule 2
2021-2022    $43,783       $195.87    $230.44
2020-2021    $42,318      $189.32    $222.72 
 2019-2020     $42,004       $187.91     $221.07 
 2018-2019     $40,255       $180.09     $211.87 
2017-2018   $39,867      $178.35     $209.82 
2016-2017
$39,218

$175.45
$206.41
2015-2016
$38,840

$173.76
$204.42
2014-2015
$38,339

$171.52
$201.78
2013-2014
$38,170

$170.76
$200.89
2012-2013
$36,096

$161.48
$189.98
2011-2012
$36,268

$162.25
$190.88
2010-2011
$35,646

$159.47
$187.61
2009-2010   $34,584

$154.72   $182.02
2008-2009
$33,565

$150.16
$177.66
2007-2008
$32,509

$145.44
$171.10
2006-2007
$31,805

$142.28
$167.39
2005-2006
$31,109 3
$139.17
$163.73
2004-2005
$31,263

$139.85
$164.54
2003-2004
$30,047

$134.42
$158.14
2002-2003
$29,192

$130.59
$153.64
2001-2002
$29,064

$130.02
$152.97
2000-2001
$27,903

$134.83
$146.86
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

1The Department of Education is charged with computing the statewide average daily salary for beginning teachers who hold a bachelor's degree. The daily salary is defined as the prior year average annual salary of beginning teachers who hold a bachelor's degree divided by 190 days.

2In cases where a substitute teacher teaches for more than 10 consecutive days in the same assignment, the minimum rate for the days taught beyond 10 is computed as follows:

For districts with a salary scale, the minimum rate is the higher of:

  • 1/190th of the district's annual salary scale for beginning teachers with a bachelor's degree. [ORS 342.610 (3)(a)(A)] ; or
  • $175.45 per day [ORS 342.610 (3)(a)(B)]

For districts without a salary scale, the minimum rate is 100 percent, rather than 85 percent, of the statewide average salary for beginning teachers with a bachelor's degree. [ORS 342.610 (3)(a)]

3The average teacher salary dropped due to an unprecedented number of teacher retirements resulting from changes in PERS retirement calculations.

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