***Public and Private School Principle in the United States: A Statistical Profile, 1987-88 to 1993-94*****Table A33.-Percentage of public school principals by highest degree earned and average salary,           by state:  1993-94**---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                           Highest degree                                                                   ----------------------------------------------State                      Bachelor's   Master's   Ed.Sp./prof   Doctoral      Average salary ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total                          1.4       63.4         25.8         9.3            $54,858Alabama                         -        42.7         46.1         9.6             45,554Alaska                         7.4       69.0         13.2        10.3             65,960Arizona                         -        66.5         12.0        18.6             54,092Arkansas                       0.0       72.4         23.8         3.8             41,797California                     4.2       68.2         15.9        11.6             62,501Colorado                        -        62.3         22.9        14.4             52,585Connecticut                     -        16.6         64.4        18.7             76,803Delaware                       0.0       73.9         12.2        13.9             63,921Dist. of Columbia              0.0       76.2           -         22.0             66,616Florida                        0.0       70.9         18.1        11.0             57,684Georgia                        0.0       13.7         68.5        17.8             54,763Hawaii                        15.8       50.9         26.9         6.4             53,425Idaho                           -        67.1         26.1         4.9             45,293Illinois                        -        68.1         22.5         9.2             56,099Indiana                        0.0       54.9         36.3         8.8             54,325Iowa                            -        75.4         14.8         9.2             48,524Kansas                         0.0       70.2         19.2        10.6             49,932Kentucky                       0.0       40.2         52.4         7.3             52,279Louisiana                      0.0       66.2         27.6         6.1             43,237Maine                          7.7       68.6         20.1         3.6             46,769Maryland                       0.0       78.3         12.4         9.3             64,258Massachusetts                   -        66.6         17.5        14.2             56,960Michigan                       0.3       61.9         25.9        11.9             62,516Minnesota                      2.5       19.8         69.0         8.8             55,500Mississippi                     -        58.2         34.5         6.8             40,930Missouri                       0.0       53.0         34.8        12.1             47,529Montana                        4.7       86.0          6.5         2.5             42,323Nebraska                        -        59.1         30.1         9.1             45,569Nevada                          -        69.8         14.5        13.9             60,677New Hampshire                   -        69.3         16.2        12.1             51,193New Jersey                      -        72.9         16.5        10.2             75,863New Mexico                      -        73.7         21.1         4.4             42,068New York                       0.0       40.8         47.4        11.8             69,938North Carolina                 0.0       46.0         42.3        11.7             50,548North Dakota                  31.4       59.7          5.7         3.2             36,101Ohio                           0.0       80.8         13.4         5.8             53,409Oklahoma                        -        71.6         23.9         3.7             41,599Oregon                          -        61.5         30.3         6.2             51,798Pennsylvania                    -        63.7         27.5         8.6             60,995Rhode Island                   0.0       73.1         15.1        11.8             56,608South Carolina                 0.0       53.9         34.3        11.7             50,804South Dakota                   0.0       82.2         15.6         2.1             37,063Tennessee                       -        67.2         22.4         8.3             44,774Texas                          1.0       75.6         18.2         5.2             45,205Utah                           3.1       55.4         32.7         8.8             47,920Vermont                       10.5       63.5         17.5         8.5             49,233Virginia                       0.0       76.7         15.2         7.9             54,801Washington                      -        75.7         14.5         7.1             60,782West Virginia                  0.0       84.0         14.0         2.0             44,091Wisconsin                       -        68.1         19.9        10.0             54,956Wyoming                         -        68.8         21.9         6.8             47,649---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Too few cases for a reliable estimate.NOTE: Details may not add to 100 percent due to rounding or cell suppression.SOURCE:  U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Schools and Staffing Survey: 1993-94 (Public School Principal Questionnaire).