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Schools are closed, but our learning continues. | Las escuelas están cerradas, pero el aprendizaje continúa.Learn more | Aprende más

Meals available for children 18 and under at select district schools

Drive-through and walk-up service available.

Home learning resources

2020 Superintendent Search

Finalist bios, important dates and more.

School closure information

Find the latest information about school closures due to coronavirus community spread and COVID-19.

How is our service?

¿Cómo es nuestro servicio?

Employee resources

Important links are just a click away.

Early learning opportunities

for 3- and 4-year-olds
KinderU | Mesa K-Ready | Special Education

Prepare to succeed

Resources to help you plan for success
in high school and the future.

Portrait of a Mesa Public Schools Graduate

Every student in Mesa Public Schools is known by name, served by strength and need, and graduates ready for college, career and community.

Celebrating success

Learn about recent student, staff and school recognitions.

Make your ECA contribution online

Learn more about the extracurricular activity tax credit.

Keeping our community informed

Important district updates

Work with us!

Find career opportunities
at Mesa Public Schools

Parent resources

District news and updates

Average teacher salary notice per ARS 15-903(E)

$52,692 - average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2020
$50,183 - average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2019
5% increase ($2,509) from FY 2019
$46,436 - average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2018
13.5% ($6,256) increase since FY 2018

Why are we reporting a 13.5% increase to teacher pay over the past two years when teachers received a 10% increase last year and a 5% increase this year?

All returning teachers received a 10% increase in 2018-19 and a 5% increase in 2019-20. The average salary increase is 13.5% because teachers hired to replace retiring or resigning teachers often start at a lower salary, which reduces the overall percent increase calculation.