Oklahoma HB4360 mandates that librarians with Master's degrees receive a salary at least five percent above the prevailing wage for certified.
Oklahoma HB4360 amends the state's salary schedule for certified personnel, requiring that librarians holding a Master's degree be paid at least five percent above the prevailing wage of certified personnel in their district. This adjustment aims to ensure fair compensation for librarians with advanced degrees. The bill specifies that the salary increase applies to librarians who remain employed by the same school district, unless their hours or duties are reduced proportionately. This provision is effective starting from the 2026-2027 school year.
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