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FULL-TIME STAFF BY EEOC CATEGORIES*¹
1994-95 TO 1998-99

	EEOC Category	1994-95	1995-96	1996-97	1997-98	1998-99
	*Administrative Staff ²**
01-08	Officials, Managers, Consultants, Coordinators, Supervisors of Instruction	373	353	388	330	354
13	Principals*3	309	314	322	323	325
18	Assistant Principals	539	555	613	616	640*4
20	Assistant Principals/Community Education	40	42	*⁵	*⁵	*⁵
	Subtotal	1261	1,264	1,323	1,269	1,319
	Instructional Staff
27-33 34-41 42 43	Teachers, All Guidance/Psychological Librarians Other Professional Staff, Instructional	16,885 1,127 325 289	17,094 1,140 323 311	17,410 1,142 326 315	17,687 1,186 336 327	18,166 1,220 341 389
	Subtotal	18,626	18,868	19,193	19,536	20,116
	Other Staff
19 44 44A 49 50 51 52 53 54	Registrars*⁶Other Professional and Technical Staff Investigators, Patrol Officers Teacher Aides Technicians Clerical/Secretarial Staff Service Workers Skilled Workers Laborers, Unskilled	*⁶589 99 3,001 162 2,658 4,724 1,235 119	*⁶597 109 2,762 175 2,889 4,918 1,165 209	*⁶558 138 2,112 225 2,877 4,984 1,166 213	*⁶579 121 2,083 230 2,911 5,184 1,106 195	*⁶592 130 2,232 252 2,994 5,378 1,108 189
	Subtotal	12,587	12,824	12,273	12,409	12,875

TOTAL FULL-TIME STAFF		32,474	32,956	32,789	33,214	34,310

Note: The code numbers preceding staff categories are those used in the Public Schools Staff Survey (EEO-5).

Source: Office of Information Technology, Public Schools Staff Survey (EEO-5), compiled by Department of Management Analysis. Data include full-time staff who were paid during the survey period.

*1

EEOC - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

*2

Includes staff paid from capital outlay funds involved in the schools construction program.

*3

Includes Senior High Adult Education Center Principals.

*4

Includes 105 adult and community education assistant principals.

*5

Included in line 18.

*6

Included in line 51.

SYSTEMWIDE DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME/PART-TIME EMPLOYEES BY
TYPE OF JOB, GENDER, AND RACE/ETHNIC CLASSIFICATION
AS OF OCTOBER 1998

Type of Job (By EEOC* C ategory)			MALE					FEMALE
Type of Job (By EEOC* C ategory)		Total	^{White Non-Hisp.}	^{Black Non-Hisp.}	^Hisp.	^{Asian/ Pacific Islander}	^{Am.Ind./ Alaskan Native}	^{White Non-Hisp.}	^{Black Non-Hisp.}	^Hisp.	^{Asian/ Pacific Islander}	^{Am.Ind./ Alaskan Native}
	Full-Time Employees
1	Superintendent of Schools	1			1
2	Deputy, Assistant, Associate, Area Superintendent-Instr.	14	2	3	3			2	1	3
3	Director, Supervisor, Coordinator-Instructional	66	9	7	9			11	15	14		1
4	Official, Administrator, Manager-Instructional (Total, Lines 1-3)	81	11	10	13			13	16	17		1
5	Deputy, Assistant, Associate, Area Superintendent-Noninstructional	25	9	2	6	1		2	3	2
6	Director, Supervisor, Coordinator-Noninstructional	154	42	18	30			31	14	18	1
7	Official, Administrator, Manager-Noninstructional (Total, Lines 5-6)	179	51	20	36	1		33	17	20	1
8	Consultants, Supervisor of Instruction	94	18	3	6	1		27	16	22	1
9	Principal, Elementary	200	22	19	6			43	60	50
10	Principal, Middle/Junior	53	7	15	7			8	9	6		1
11	Principal, Sr. High	35	8	10	7		1	2	3	4
12	Principal, Other Type School	37	7	8	7			2	8	5
13	Principals (Total, lines 9-12)	325	44	52	27		1	55	80	65		1
14	Assistant Principal, Elementary	249	15	9	16			61	65	83
15	Assistant Principal, Middle/Junior	161	36	12	21			23	34	23
16	Assistant Principal, Sr. High	106	19	18	16		1	26	19	8
17	Assistant Principal, Other Type School***	124	28	22	15	1		15	22	21
18	Assistant Principals (Total, lines 14-17)	640	98	72	68	1	1	125	140	135
19	Registrars		Included in line 51					Included in line 51
20	Community School Coordinators		Included in line 17					Included in line 17
21	Prekindergarten Teachers	95		1				33	19	42
22	Kindergarten Teachers	799	5	5	6			258	210	309	4	2
23	Elementary Classroom Teachers, 1-3	2,943	60	46	40	1	4	854	955	965	11	7
24	Elementary Classroom Teachers, 4-6	2,034	119	132	79	1	1	570	647	479	3	3
25	Primary Educational Specialists
26	Other Elementary Teachers	2,225	244	162	185	4	2	458	221	933	15	1
27	Elementary Teachers (Total, lines 21-26)	8,096	428	346	310	6	7	2,173	2,052	2,728	33	13

*

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

***

Includes 105 Adult and Community Education Assistant Principals.

SYSTEMWIDE DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME/PART-TIME EMPLOYEES BY
TYPE OF JOB, GENDER, AND RACE/ETHNIC CLASSIFICATION
AS OF OCTOBER 1998

			MALE					FEMALE
	Type of Job (By EEOC* C ategory)	Total	^{White Non Hisp.}	^{Black Non-Hisp.}	^Hisp.	^{Asian/ Pacific Islander}	^{Am.Ind./ Alaskan Native}	^{White Non-Hisp}	^{Black Non-Hisp.}	^Hisp.	^{Asian/ Pacific Islander}	^{Am.Ind./ Alaskan Native}
	Full-Time Employees
28	Secondary Classroom Teachers, 7-9	2,377	403	267	231	6	1	514	511	420	10	14
29	Secondary Classroom Teachers, 10-12	3,428	881	320	375	19	11	858	455	472	19	18
30	Other Secondary Teachers**
31	Secondary Classroom Teachers (Total, lines 28-30)	5,805	1,284	587	606	25	12	1,372	966	892	29	32
32	Exceptional Student Education Teachers	2,906	220	92	112	3	2	1,160	460	829	22	6
33	Other Teachers	1,359	161	105	103	1	3	245	197	534	8	2
34	Guidance Counselors, Elem.	230	18	5	6			71	57	71	1	1
35	Guidance Counselors, Middle/Jr.	88	7	6	9			32	17	16	1
36	Guidance Counselors, Sr. High	415	66	35	28	1		100	95	89		1
37	Guidance Counselors, Other Type School	54	11	5	7			8	6	17
38	Occupational Placement Specialists	137	16	17	20	1	1	24	41	16		1
39	Guidance (Total, lines 34-38)***	924	118	68	70	2	1	235	216	209	2	3
40	Visiting Teacher/Social Worker	116	7	15	11			20	31	31		1
41	School Psychologist	180	40	4	13			45	15	61	2
42	Librarian/Audiovisual	341	22	1	8			188	66	55	1
43	Other Professional Staff-Non-administrative/Instructional	389	43	22	18			135	72	98		1
44	Other Professional and Technical Staff****	722	185	105	173	9	1	93	67	83	6
45	Classroom Aides/K-3
46	Classroom Aides/4-12	3							1	2
47	Exceptional Student Education Aides	108	15	5	5			21	40	21	1
48	Other Aides	2,121	15	156	43	2		263	1,022	606	11	3
49	Aides (Total, lines 45-48)	2,232	30	161	48	2		284	1,063	629	12	3
50	Technicians	252	67	43	95	3		14	8	22
51	Clerical/Secretarial	2,994	17	29	79			679	1,010	1,169	10	1
52	Service Workers	5,378	114	1,387	946	11		182	2,270	462	4	2
53	Skilled Crafts	1,108	575	182	333	9	2	4	2	1
54	Laborers, Unskilled	189	24	103	57	1			3	1
55	Total Full-Time Staff	34,310	3,557	3,407	3,132	75	30	7,082	8,767	8,063	131	66
56	Professional Instructional, Part-time	2,026	416	206	191	7	1	486	318	389	11	1
57	Support, Part-time	8,002	123	485	644	8		675	2,389	3,629	40	9
58	Total Part-time Staff	10,028	539	691	835	15	1	1,161	2,707	4,018	51	10

Source: Office of Information Technology, Public Schools Staff Survey (EEOC-5), compiled by Office of Educational Evaluation. Data include full and part-time staff who were paid during the survey period (October, 1998).

*

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

**

Staff previously reported in this category have been placed in other categories based on State EEOC Guidelines.

***

Guidance staff includes Teacher/Testing and Teacher/Counselor positions.

****

Includes 130 Investigators and Patrol Officers.

COMPARISON OF FULL-TIME STAFF BY RACE/ETHNIC CLASSIFICATION AND JOB TYPE
1995-96 to 1998-99

	White Non-Hispanic				Black Non-Hispanic				Hispanic				Asian/American Indian
Job Category	95-96	96-97	97-98	98-99	95-96	96-97	97-98	98-99	95-96	96-97	97-98	98-99	95-96	96-97	97-98	98-99
Administrative	544	554	482	475	400	401	398	426	311	359	381	409	9	9	8	9
Administrative	43.0%	41.9%	38.0%	36.0%	31.7%	30.3%	31.4%	32.3%	24.6%	27.1%	30.9%	31.0%	0.7%	0.7%	0.6%	0.7%
Instructional	8,340	8,176	8,023	7,896	4,960	5,035	5,140	5,315	5,434	5,831	6,194	6,688	134	151	179	217
Instructional	44.2%	42.6%	41.1%	39.3%	26.3%	26.2%	26.3%	26.4%	28.8%	30.4%	31.7%	33.2%	0.7%	0.8%	0.9%	1.1%
Other Staff	2,500	2,404	2,308	2,268	6,543	6,099	6,201	6,433	3,703	3,696	3,826	4,098	78	74	74	76
Other Staff	19.5%	19.6%	18.6%	17.6%	51.0%	49.7%	50.0%	50.0%	28.9%	30.1%	30.8%	31.8%	0.6%	0.6%	0.6%	0.6%
Total, Full-time Staff	11,384	11,134	10,813	10,639	11,903	11,535	11,739	12,174	9,448	9,886	10,401	11,195	221	234	261	302
Total, Full-time Staff	34.5%	33.9%	32.6%	31.0%	36.1%	35.2%	35.3%	35.5%	28.7%	30.1%	31.3%	32.6%	0.7%	0.7%	0.8%	0.9%

Notes: Percentages may not total 100 due to rounding.

Source: Florida Department of Education Public Schools Staff Survey (EEO-5), compiled by Department of Management Analysis (October data).

COMPARISON OF FULL-TIME STAFF BY
GENDER AND VARIOUS JOB CLASSIFICATIONS
1994-95 to 1998-99

Male
Female

Job Category

94-95

95-96

96-97

97-98

98-99

94-95

95-96

96-97

97-98

98-99

Administrative

573

45.4%

552

43.7%

568

42.9%

525

41.4%

534

40.5%

688

54.6%

712

56.3%

755

57.1%

744

58.6%

785

59.5%

Instructional

4,504

24.2%

4,552

24.1%

4,635

24.1%

4,704

24.1%

4,876

24.2%

14,122

75.8%

14,316

75.9%

14,558

75.9%

14,832

75.9%

15,240

75.8%

Support Staff

4,925

39.1%

5,047

39.4%

4,704

38.3%

4,716

38.0%

4,791

37.2%

7,662

60.9%

7,777

60.6%

7,569

61.7%

7,693

62.0%

8,084

62.8%

TOTAL FULL-TIME STAFF

10,002

30.8%

10,151

30.8%

9,907

30.2%

9,945

29.9%

10,201

29.7%

22,472

69.2%

22,805

69.2%

22,882

69.8%

23,269

70.1%

24,109

70.3%

Source: Office of Information Technology from Florida Department of Education's Public Schools Staff Survey (EEO-5), compiled by Department of Management Analysis (October data).

NUMBER OF TEACHERS BY SUBJECT AREA*
1998-99

Elementary			Middle
Pre-Kindergarten Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 **Grade 6 Basic ESOL & English as a Second Language Special Spanish Art Music Physical Education Other Teachers (Curriculum Specialists in Reading/Math) Career Lab Specialist	93 811 1015 1003 1023 973 851 239 760 445 260 302 443 9 7		Language Arts Mathematics Science Social Studies/Geography Fine Arts (Art, Music, Dance, Drama) Physical Education ESOL/Special Spanish Vocational Courses Computer Education Foreign Languages Dept. Heads, Various	493 444 349 390 217 151 2 227 28 69 12
			TOTAL	2,382

			Exceptional Student Education
			Gifted Educable Mentally Handicapped Autistic Trainable Mentally Handicapped Varying Exceptionalities Severely Emotionally Disturbed Emotionally Handicapped Profoundly Mentally Handicapped Behavior Management Speech/Language Pathologist Hearing Impaired Visually Impaired Hospital/Homebound Preschool Physical Therapist Occupational Therapist Physically Impaired Special Learning Disabled Sign Language Art Therapy Adaptive Physical Education ESE Secondary Program Specialists Teacher Center for Special Instruction	433 109 77 95 934 237 211 66 34 182 47 24 40 114 13 27 34 164 1 16 19 21 97
TOTAL		8,234

Senior High
Language Arts Mathematics Science Social Studies/Political Science Fine Arts (Art, Music, Dance, Drama) Physical Education Driver's Education ESOL/Special Spanish/Bilingual Curriculum Vocational Courses Computer Education Foreign Languages Business Education JROTC Instructor Dept. Heads, Various CAP Advisor Substitutes/Regular Lead Teachers, Various Half-Time Teachers Other	657 507 479 453 184 199 63 325 549 38 217 18 71 22 29 436 41 12 20
			TOTAL	2,995

TOTAL	4,320

* Does not include Adult Education teachers.
** For Elementary schools with a 6th grade.

Source: Office of Information Technology, compiled by Department of Management Analysis.

AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY PAID TO SELECTED PERSONNEL
GROUPED BY EEOC* CATEGORIES

		Average Salary
		1994-95	1995-96	1996-97	1997-98	1998-99
Administrators
	Assistant, Associate, or Deputy Supt. Directors Principals Supervisors, Instructional Supervisors, Non-Instructional Coordinators Assistant Principals	$96,253 74,374 74,752 64,669 60,658 50,610 51,971	$100,685 76,545 76,560 63,519 62,029 50,492 52,504	$104,465 79,073 77,782 66,388 64,381 51,988 53,376	$112,354 79,507 77,922 68,608 64,434 53,457 54,214	$119,954 81,787 80,110 68,899 64,961 53,996 55,063
Classroom Teaching Staff**
	Teachers	39,299	40,255	41,002	42,308	42,015
School Level Professional Support Staff**
	Psychologists Media Specialists Counselors Occupational Specialists Visiting Teachers	53,650 45,653 45,782 45,278 44,251	55,689 46,123 46,750 46,890 44,994	54,799 46,898 47,444 47,824 44,736	55,691 47,154 48,003 48,210 44,900	56,698 48,917 49,402 49,274 45,998
Non-School Level Professional Support Staff
	Auditors Buyers Specialists Programmers Investigators Educational Specialists	42,473 43,029 35,715 42,678 29,404 51,595	42,525 42,346 36,424 41,876 29,060 51,046	42,426 44,779 34,888 43,543 30,821 52,741	44,025 45,487 34,212 41,579 31,035 52,881	46,825 42,950 35,131 38,726 33,025 53,996
Support Staff
	AV Technicians Custodians Drivers Driver's Aides Laborers Mechanics/Technicians Trades, Journeymen Teacher Aides Secretaries and Clerks	28,914 17,995 21,175 25,465 37,515 15,357 21,690	30,461 19,070 13,156 22,470 27,598 38,615 15,965 22,464	31,451 19,574 13,438 9,106 23,088 28,499 38,540 16,826 23,508	31,950 18,966 13,191 9,214 23,060 28,531 38,834 17,121 23,954	35,210 20,117 14,156 10,108 23,996 30,205 42,289 17,564 24,841

* Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
** Annual salary is computed on a 10-month basis for school-level employees, except psychologists who are on a 12-month basis.

Source: Average Salary Printout, Office of Information Technology (Average salary as of November 1998).

TEACHERS' BASE SALARY
Minimum and Maximum*
1993-94 to 1998-99 (10 Months)

	1993-94		1994-95		1995-96		1996-97		1997-98		1998-99
	^Minimum	^Maximum	^Minimum	^Maximum	^Minimum	^Maximum	^Minimum	^Maximum	^Minimum	^Maximum	^Minimum	^Maximum
Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree Master's Degree + 36 hours Doctor's Degree	26,500 29,500 31,500 33,500	45,900 48,900 50,900 52,900	27,500 30,500 32,500 34,500	47,400 50,400 52,400 54,400	28,000 31,000 33,000 35,000	49,000 52,000 54,000 56,000	28,150 31,150 33,150 35,150	50,500 53,500 55,500 57,500	28,150 31,150 33,150 35,150	51,500 54,500 56,500 58,500	28,650 31,650 33,650 35,650	52,500 55,500 57,500 59,500

TEACHERS' BASE SALARY - MAXIMUM

* Excludes supplements and Professional Incentive Programs.

Source: Salary Handbook, Division of Wage and Salary.

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL BY YEARS
OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE
1998-99

The tables below show the number of years of teaching experience for instructional staff. Data are provided for employees on the active payroll as of November 1998. Instructional personnel include classroom teachers, curriculum specialists, teachers on special assignment, audiologists, and other instructional staff. Specialists are comprised of two distinct groups of personnel: individuals who have received their Specialist's Degree after receiving their Master's Degree; and individuals who have obtained 36 semester hours of graduate credit after receiving their Master's Degree.

BACHELOR'S DEGREE			MASTER'S DEGREE
Years of Experience	Number of Personnel	Percent of Personnel	Years of Experience	Number of Personnel	Percent of Personnel
Less than 1 Year to 5 Years	5,270	52.5	Less than 1 Year to 5 Years	1,693	23.3
6 to 10 Years	1,698	16.9	6 to 10 Years	1,457	20.1
11 to 15 Years	709	7.1	11 to 15 Years	679	9.3
16 to 20 Years	659	6.6	16 to 20 Years	721	9.9
21 to 25 Years	702	7.0	21 to 25 Years	1,040	14.3
26 to 30 Years	552	5.5	26 to 30 Years	967	13.3
31 to 35 Years	294	2.9	31 to 35 Years	486	6.7
36 to 40 Years	117	1.2	36 to 40 Years	156	2.1
Over 40 Years	39	0.4	Over 40 Years	68	0.9

TOTAL	10,040	51.3	TOTAL	7,267	37.2

SPECIALIST'S DEGREE			DOCTOR'S DEGREE
Years of Experience	Number of Personnel	Percent of Personnel	Years of Experience	Number of Personnel	Percent of Personnel
Less than 1 Year to 5 Years	171	9.5	Less than 1 Year to 5 Years	75	16.9
6 to 10 Years	266	14.7	6 to 10 Years	96	21.6
11 to 15 Years	143	7.9	11 to 15 Years	41	9.2
16 to 20 Years	217	12.0	16 to 20 Years	34	7.6
21 to 25 Years	358	19.8	21 to 25 Years	60	13.5
26 to 30 Years	339	18.8	26 to 30 Years	70	15.7
31 to 35 Years	197	10.9	31 to 35 Years	40	9.0
36 to 40 Years	68	3.8	36 to 40 Years	18	4.0
Over 40 Years	48	2.7	Over 40 Years	11	2.5
TOTAL	1,807	9.2	TOTAL	445	2.3

Note:

Excluded from the above are instructional personnel who have a vocational-type degree, or no degree.
Percentages may not total 100 due to rounding.

Source:

Florida Department of Education, Instructional Personnel Experience Report by District. Compiled by the Department of Management Analysis (November data).

*1	EEOC - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
*2	Includes staff paid from capital outlay funds involved in the schools construction program.
*3	Includes Senior High Adult Education Center Principals.
*4	Includes 105 adult and community education assistant principals.
*5	Included in line 18.
*6	Included in line 51.

*	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
***	Includes 105 Adult and Community Education Assistant Principals.

*	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
**	Staff previously reported in this category have been placed in other categories based on State EEOC Guidelines.
***	Guidance staff includes Teacher/Testing and Teacher/Counselor positions.
****	Includes 130 Investigators and Patrol Officers.

Note:	Excluded from the above are instructional personnel who have a vocational-type degree, or no degree. Percentages may not total 100 due to rounding.
Source:	Florida Department of Education, Instructional Personnel Experience Report by District. Compiled by the Department of Management Analysis (November data).