How much does a substitute teacher make in Illinois?

Answer 1

I'm sure it varies considerably by state and school district. I'll answer on behalf of many California public school districts. A substitute teacher can expect to earn a flat rate of $100 per day with no benefits. Many districts offer incentives for subbing often (eg. 85% of the month or 15 days a month) or for taking on long-term (11+ day) assignments. So, a "career substitute" should expect to make $125 - $150 per day.

I have known fellow substitute teachers who have had a class for the entire year because of unfilled vacancies. This is not a favorable situation according to Ed Code, but it happens. In cases like these, the district usually must pay the sub according to the teachers' salary schedule.

Answer 2

If you live in Alberta, most public school districts will pay around $180 to $200 a full day of substituting, or a little more. If you sub for just the morning, or just the afternoon, that's half a day, so half the pay.

When a school district is based in a larger town, the sub pay per day usually goes up.

If you were to search Google for the school district you want to apply and substitute for, they should have the information on how much they would pay you, on their websites. There is an agreement between school districts and the Alberta Teachers' Association on how much this pay is, but school districts have some "wiggle room", because smaller towns within a large district, actually pay you less per day.

Be careful too, the wording is very tricky. Substitute teachers need to be QUALIFIED teachers, with a Bachelor's degree in Education, AND a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate. Those who do not have these, are considered Classroom Supervisors, and will get paid about $40 to $60 less per day, or more.

Answer 3

I was a special ed teacher for 5 years and made about 35,000 a year. (with a BA) I am subbing this year. Subs get paid hourly and make 80.00 a day. They only work on days kids are there with no extra hours for in-services etc. Also, unless you are a long-term sub, you get no benefits. As a long term sub for an entire school year, you work full-time, but still make a bit less than the teacher normally would. But as a long-term sub for the year, you get benefits and work all days a teacher would.

Answer 4

Substitute teacher pay is determined by each individual school system. They are paid by the day for the days they work. The amount of education, certification and experience helps to determine the daily pay in many areas. Certified teachers who sub are usually paid more than those who are not certified and can also accept temporary, long-term assignments.

Answer 5

teacher earn 5 bucks an hour

Answer 6

It depends on where you are teaching. Private schools usually pay more but about usually about $85 a day.

Answer 7

It really depends on who,what, and where. Some substitute teachers make less and sometimes more than teachers but the hours and days are quite different from a regular teacher.

Answer 8

41,000/year. http://www.indeed.com/salary/q-Substitute-Teacher-l-Kentucky.html

Answer 9

26,000 is the average.