Grant County School District teacher salaries

Grant County is a county school district in Kentucky with 184 teachers (full-time equivalents).1 A new teacher with a bachelor's degree starts at $41,963, or $45,203 with a master's. The schedule tops out at $73,363 for Rank I teachers with 32 years of experience.

What is the average teacher salary at Grant County?

Lowest on the schedule

$41,963

Rank III, 0 years

Average classroom teacher salary1

$53,714

  • $6,141 below the Kentucky district average

Highest on the schedule

$73,363

Rank I, 32 years

Teachers (full-time equivalents)
184
Starting salary, bachelor's
$41,963
102nd highest of 171 districts
Schedule raise on last year
3.9%
typical change across the schedule
Average pay rank in Kentucky
155th
of 171 districts

Grant County's teacher salary schedule, 2025-261

Annual salary by rank (columns) and years of experience (rows), as Grant County reported it to the Kentucky Department of Education. Rows that repeat the same salaries are folded together.

YearsRank IIIRank IIRank I
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32 to 40

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Tap any salary to see it on the pay climb chart below.

What Rank I, II and III mean for a Kentucky teacher's pay

Kentucky places every teacher in a rank by their education. Higher ranks pay more at every year of experience.2

Rank III
Requires a bachelor's degree and a regular teaching certificate. At Grant County it starts at $41,963 and reaches $62,969 after 32 years.
Rank II
Requires a master's degree in an approved field, National Board certification or equivalent continuing education. At Grant County it starts at $45,203 and reaches $67,831 after 32 years.
Rank I
Requires Rank II plus a second master's, National Board certification or 30 more graduate hours. At Grant County it starts at $48,890 and reaches $73,363 after 32 years.

How fast does teacher pay grow at Grant County?

On Rank III, pay rises for 32 years, from $41,963 to $62,969. Pick a rank and years of experience to see the salary and how far it is from the top.

$50,093

a year with 10 years of experience. This rank tops out at $62,969 after 32 years.

$73,363$41,963
0 years40 years
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Does Grant County pay teachers more than the typical Kentucky district?

Line up all 171 Kentucky districts by average classroom teacher salary. The one in the middle pays $59,250: half pay less, half pay more.

No

Grant County's average of $53,714 ranks 155th of 171, below the middle district.

Grant County
$60k$80k

Middle district: $59,250

Each bar counts the districts whose average classroom teacher salary falls in a $5,000 band. The dashed line marks the middle district.

Questions about Grant County teacher salaries

How much do teachers make at Grant County?

Classroom teachers at Grant County School District averaged $53,714 in 2025-26, as the district reported it to the Kentucky Department of Education. Its salary schedule runs from $41,963 to $73,363.

What is the starting salary for a new teacher at Grant County?

$41,963 for a new teacher with a bachelor's degree (Rank III, 0 years of experience) and $45,203 with a master's degree (Rank II), on the 2025-26 schedule.

What is the highest teacher salary at Grant County?

$73,363 a year, for a Rank I teacher with 32 or more years of experience. That's the top of the 2025-26 schedule.

Is teacher pay at Grant County high for Kentucky?

Its average classroom teacher salary ranks 155th of 171 Kentucky school districts. The average across all districts is $59,855.

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Sources for the Grant County figures

Salaries are the annual amounts on the district's certified salary schedule, as reported to the state; a district's own published schedule can differ, for example when it covers a different number of work days. The average classroom teacher salary includes pay for contracted extra days and extra duties. Teacher counts are full-time equivalents, so two half-time teachers count as one. Ranks, medians and the raise on last year are our own arithmetic on these figures.

  1. Kentucky Department of Education, School District Personnel Information, 2025-26: Certified Salary Schedule, Average Classroom Teacher Salaries and Yearly FTE for Teachers.
  2. Kentucky Revised Statutes 161.1211, rank classification of teachers, as amended by 2020 Ky. Acts ch. 113 (SB 174): what each rank requires.

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