School district · Texas · LEAID 4832490
New Home ISD
New Home ISD sits in the lowest third of Texas districts on estimated teacher pay at $46,045 (above only 19% of in-state peers with reliable estimates). Per-pupil spending, enrollment, and budget for New Home ISD come from the NCES Common Core of Data F-33 finance survey (FY2023).
- $46,045
- Est. avg teacher salary
- $34,511
- Per-pupil spending
- 626
- Students enrolled
- 19th
- Pct. in TX
Below benchmark
New Home ISD sits in the lowest third of Texas districts on estimated teacher pay at $46,045 (above only 19% of in-state peers with reliable estimates). Estimated average teacher salary is $46,045, below the national average of $70,245, serving 626 students (NCES CCD F-33, FY2023).
- Lower-third pay in state: New Home ISD sits in the lowest third of Texas districts on estimated teacher pay at $46,045 (above only 19% of in-state peers with reliable estimates).
- 19th percentile for Texas
- 6th percentile nationally
- 13% of spending reaches instructional salaries
- Texas ranks #44 of 49 on the salary estimate and #2 of 49 on enrollment in the same reliable-district pool.
- New Home ISD ranks #716 of 888 Texas districts by estimated teacher salary and #34 of 888 by per-pupil spending. Huntington ISD pay #1 at $96,219 is not Palacios ISD spending #1 at $62,904 per pupil
- +10.7% estimated-basis panel FY2019→FY2023 (not applied to the FTE figure above)
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LEAID 4832490 · NCES CCD F-33 FY2023
New Home F-33 compensation desk
FY2023: $46,045 estimated average teacher salary · P19 in Texas · P6 nationally · 13% instructional salary share. Nearest salary peer: Ector (+$5,018est. salary).
Salary neighbourhood chart for New Home
Salary neighbourhood · New Home
New Home trails most of its in-state peer set; the chart plots it against the top and bottom pay poles for context (NCES F-33 FY2023, not a full state reprint).
- New
New · this district · low pay
$46,045 est. salary
- Ector · near
Ector · near
$51,062 est. salary
- San · near
San · near
$54,421 est. salary
- Austin · near
Austin · near
$54,699 est. salary
- Spring · top pay
Spring · top pay
$65,729 est. salary
Appropriate use & corrections
National salary distribution for New Home
New Home ISD's estimated salary vs. every US district
NCES F-33 estimate, reliable-salary districts only
$46,045 6th percentile higher than 6% of 10,684 US districts
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Each bar is a $10K-wide band; taller bars hold more US districts. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count, share, and where it sits relative to this entry.
Source NCES CCD F-33 Finance Survey, FY2023 · FY2023
New Home in Texas's lower-third pay band
Same 888 districts with a usable salary and a comparable per-pupil figure (NCES F-33 FY2023)
- Huntington ISD
Huntington ISD
$96,219 est. avg salary
- Palacios ISD
Palacios ISD
$48,909 est. avg salary
- New Home ISD
New Home ISD
$46,045 est. avg salary
What this shows New Home ISD ranks #716 of 888 Texas districts by estimated teacher salary and #34 of 888 by per-pupil spending. Huntington ISD pay #1 at $96,219 is not Palacios ISD spending #1 at $62,904 per pupil
The same districts by per-pupil spending
New Home ISD is marked; a high spending bar is not a high pay bar
- Palacios ISD
Palacios ISD
$62,904 per pupil
- New Home ISD
New Home ISD
$34,511 per pupil
- Huntington ISD $15,325
Huntington ISD
$15,325 per pupil
What this shows Palacios ISD leads spending at $62,904 per pupil; Huntington ISD leads pay.
What stands out about New Home ISD
- It ranks in the bottom 10% nationally for estimated teacher pay, above only 6% of districts.
- Enrolment grew 30.7% here, from 479 students in FY2019 to 626 in FY2023, against a national picture where far more districts shrank than grew over the same period. Growth of this kind typically arrives before the funding that follows it, so per-pupil figures often dip while a district absorbs it.
- Its per-pupil spending of $34,511 is among the highest in the nation.
Texas sits close to national prices
- Nominal district estimate
- $46,044.547
- Texas price level
- 97.1 / 100
- National-price equivalent
- $47,400
The FY2023 salary estimate shown in the hero.
BEA all-items regional price parity; 100 is the U.S. average.
+3% versus the nominal figure.
Prices in Texas sit close to the national average, so the nominal and national-price figures tell nearly the same story here. That is not true in the most and least expensive states.
Regional price parity: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2023 all-items RPP by state. The adjustment applies a statewide index to a district figure, so it captures how Texas compares nationally, not how this district compares with others in its own state. Compare every state on this basis.
How this salary figure is calculated
Full NCES reading for New Home ISD
What the Numbers Say About New Home ISD
New Home ISD is a small school district in Texas, serving 626 students at an estimated per-pupil spending of $34,511. Estimated average teacher salary, derived from reported teacher salary expenditure (F-33 items Z35-Z38) divided by teacher FTE, is $46,045, placing the district in the high-investment tier of NCES F-33 respondents. NCES LEAID 4832490 references the FY2023 Common Core of Data Local Education Agency Finance Survey.
Relative to the Texas statewide average of $51,478, teacher pay in New Home ISD runs materially below the state benchmark, a 10.6% gap, and below the national instructional-salary estimate of $70,245 (34.5% differential). Among enrolling districts in Texas, it pays more than 19% of them. Texas itself ranks #44 of 49 nationally on average teacher compensation, which shapes the funding ceiling districts operate under.
On the budget side, New Home ISD reports $21.6M in total expenditure against $8.9M in revenue, with instructional salaries accounting for 13% of spending, a compensation-to-budget ratio that signals how much of each tax dollar reaches classroom educators. Regular-program teacher salary outlay is $1.9M, special-education teacher pay is $0.1M.
How does New Home ISD compare?
Estimated average teacher salary versus a peer district, the Texas average, and the national average. Pick any in-state district to compare.
New Home ISD pays -23.3% less than Houston ISD · per-pupil $34,511 vs $16,112
Derived from NCES F-33 teacher salary expenditure (Z35-Z38) and CCD Staff Universe teacher FTE (FY2023); a small minority use the documented fallback. Unreliable service entities are excluded.
Data-derived comparison paths
Find comparable Texas districts
On pay, New Home ISD sits closest to Kountze ISD; on per-pupil investment, its nearest match is Broaddus ISD. These are not simply nearby districts: each group is selected from the same NCES FY2023 dataset using a matching salary or per-pupil-investment signal and a comparable enrollment range.
Similar estimated teacher pay
Similar per-pupil investment
Out-of-state districts near New Home ISD's smaller enrollment
Two out-of-state peer sets for New Home ISD: closest on enrollment (626 students here) and closest on estimated average teacher salary ($46,045 here). Rows stay link-disjoint so each axis is a distinct neighborhood.
Similar enrollment
Nearest other districts by NCES student count (floored at ≥200).
Similar estimated salary
Nearest other districts by F-33-derived average teacher salary, distinct from the enrollment row.
Enrollment and salaries from NCES CCD F-33; estimated teacher pay can diverge widely at the same student count because of state funding, cost of living, and local bargaining.
Revenue & Expenditure
Instructional Salary by Program
The teacher salaries behind this page's average are the ones NCES reports for 4 programs in New Home ISD: the regular program, special education, vocational programs and other programs. Every program category NCES breaks out separately carries a figure here. Together they are 83% of everything the district spends on instructional salaries; the other 17% pays instructional aides, paraprofessionals, substitutes and other instructional staff who are not counted as teachers here.
Texas Teacher Pay Overview
The highest average among comparably sized Texas districts belongs to Huntington ISD at $96,219. Placed 601 of 708, New Home ISD is in the lower quarter, where a state-average comparison flatters the district rather than describing it. On BEA's price parity Texas sits near the national average, so its salaries need less adjustment than most; Vermont and Pennsylvania are its nearest price peers.
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Smaller-district sample from 902 Texas peers; bar length shows pay magnitude within this enrollment band.
This is a sample of 6 from 902 Texas districts with enrollment and salary data reliable enough to compare in the NCES CCD F-33 survey.
Frequently Asked Questions about New Home ISD
What is the average teacher salary in New Home ISD?
The average teacher salary in New Home ISD is $46,045 (NCES CCD FY2023), from reported teacher salary expenditure (F-33 items Z35-Z38) divided by the district's reported teacher headcount (NCES CCD Staff Universe Survey).
How does New Home ISD teacher pay compare to the Texas average?
New Home ISD pays 10.6% less than the Texas state average of $51,478. The district's average is $46,045.
How does New Home ISD teacher pay compare to the national average?
New Home ISD pays 34.5% below the national average of $70,245. The district average is $46,045.
What is the per-pupil spending in New Home ISD?
New Home ISD spends approximately $34,511 per student annually (NCES FY2023), covering instructional salaries, support services, and administration.
What percentage of New Home ISD's budget goes to teacher salaries?
Instructional salaries account for 13% of New Home ISD's total expenditure of $21.6M (NCES FY2023).
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