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Republic Act No. 5168 (RA 5168) — Public School Teachers Salary Standardization Act of 1967

Republic Act No. 5168 (RA 5168) — Public School Teachers Salary Standardization Act of 1967

Republic Act No. 5168 · Republic Act · Approved August 4, 1967 · 12 sections

Data as of July 4, 2026 · Compiled from an official source version. Later amendments or repeals may not be reflected; the official text prevails. · Read the official text ↗

Section 2

SEC. 2. The term ''public school teachers" as used in this Act and as herein otherwise provided, shall be limited to persons actually engaged in classroom teaching and those performing administrative and/or supervisory functions over particular phases of instruction or subject areas, or of particular schools or districts in the Bureau of Public Schools and the Bureau of Vocational Education. The term "public school teachers" shall likewise include officials and employees in the Bureau of Private Schools performing supervisory functions over schools or over particular phases of instruction or subject areas whose salaries are paid from national funds.

Section 3

SEC. 3. The minimum to maximum rates of compensation of officials and employees covered under this Act are hereby fixed in accordance with schedule "B" hereto attached as an integral part of this Act.

Salary Schedule.

Section 4

SEC. 4. Salary Schedule.—The position classification and the "corresponding salary ranges are fixed as follows: Agricultural School Department Head (college) Group I General Education Supervisor III General Secondary School Principal III Range 56—P9,288 (min.) —P11,328 (max.) Group II Division Academic Supervisor. General Education Supervisor II Curriculum Coordinator II Vocational Education Supervisor Community Adult Education Supervisor II Private Schools Vocational Education Supervisor Private Schools Curriculum Coordinator II School of Arts and Trades Department Head (college) Fisheries School Department Head (college) Supervisor of Student Teaching Home Industries Training Supervisor Trade School Principal III Range 54—P8400 (min.) —P10260 (max.) Group III Dean of Students I Range 53—P7992 (min.)—P9756 (max.) Group IV General Education Supervisor I Grades Supervisor Community and Adult Education Supervisor I General Secondary Principal II Special School Principal Vocational Placement Coordinator Curriculum Coordinator I Private Schools Area Supervisor Private Schools Curriculum Coordinator I Test Constructor Educational Researcher Supervising Librarian Senior Librarian Private Schools Supervising Librarian I Teacher Credentials Evaluator Fisheries School Principal II Secondary Agricultural School Principal II Trade School Principal II Vocational Instruction Supervisor II—3 Range 51—P7236 (min.)—P8832 (max.) Group V Public School District Supervisor Instructor III Vocational Instruction Supervisor III-2 College Librarian 3 Range 50—P6888 (min.)—P8400 (max.) Group VI General Secondary Principal I Secondary Agriculture Principal I Fisheries Secondary Principal I Trade School Principal I Secondary School Head Teacher III-4 Elementary School Principal III Assistant Supervisor of Student Teaching Assistant General Secondary Principal II Vocational Instruction Supervisor II-l Range 49—P6552 (min.)—F7992 (max.) Group VII Instructor II Assistant General Secondary Principal I College Librarian 2 Secondary School Head Teacher III—3 Range 48—P6240 (min.)—P7608 (max.) Group VIII Elementary School Principal II Elementary School Principal II Assistant Special School Principal Supervising Home Economics Demonstrator Assistant Curriculum Coordinator Secondary School Head Teacher IT-5 Junior College Instructor 5 Crafts Demonstrator II Secondary School Head Teacher III-2 Range 47—P5928 (min.)—P7236 (max.) Group IX Instructor I Secondary School Head Teacher II-4 Junior College Instructor 4 College Librarian I Range 45—P5376 (min.)—P6552 (max.) Group X Elementary School Principal I Secondary School Head Teacher II—3 Junior College Instructor 3 Secondary School Head Teacher 1-5 Special Education Teacher 5 Guidance Coordinator 5 Elementary School Head Teacher 5 School Farming Coordinator 5 Secondary School Head Teacher III—1 Range 44—P5112 (min.)—P6240 (max.) Group XI Assistant Instructor Secondary School Department Head I Special Education Teacher 4 Guidance Coordinator 4 Secondary School Head Teacher 1-4 Elementary School Head Teacher 4 School Farming Coordinator 4 Range 42—P4632 (min.)—P5640 (max.) Group XII Secondary School Teacher 5 Elementary Grades Teacher 5 Special Education Teacher 3 Guidance Coordinator 3 Elementary School Head Teacher 3 School Librarian 5 Guidance Counselor 5 Kindergarten Teacher 5 Secondary School Head Teacher II—2 Junior College Instructor 2 Secondary School Head Teacher 1-3 School Farming Coordinator 3 Range 41—P4404 (min.)—P5376 (max.) Group XIII Secondary School Teacher 4 Elementary Grades Teacher 4 School Librarian 4 Guidance Counselor 4 Kindergarten Teacher 4 Range 40—P4188 (min.)—P5112 (max.) Group XIV Secondary School Teacher 3 Elementary Grades Teacher 3 Special Education Teacher 2 Guidance Coordinator 2 Elementary School Head Teacher 2 Secondary School Head Teacher 1-2 School Librarian 8 Guidance Counselor 3 Kindergarten Teacher 3 School Farming Coordinator 2 Crafts Demonstrator I Range 38—P3792 (min.)—P4632 (max.) Group XV Secondary School Head Teacher II—1 Junior College Instructor I Range 37—P3612 (min.)—P4404 (max.) Group XVI Secondary School Teacher 2 Elementary Grades Teacher 2 School Librarian 2 Guidance Counselor 2 Kindergarten Teacher 2 Range 36—P3432 (min.)—P4188 (max.) Group XVII Special Education Teacher I Guidance Coordinator I Elementary School Head Teacher I Secondary School Head Teacher 1-1 School Farming Coordinator Range 35—P3264 (min.)—P3984 (max.) Group XVIII Secondary School Head Teacher II—1 Elementary Grades Teacher 1 School Librarian 1 Guidance Counselor 1 Kindergarten Teacher 1 Range 32—P2808 (min.)—P3432 (max.)

Salary Adjustment to the Minimum Rates.

Section 5

SEC. 5. Salary Adjustment to the Minimum Rates.— The salary adjustment from existing rates to the minimum as provided under this new salary schedule shall cover a period of five years, starting with the existing minimum rate of the range of the position to the minimum rate under the new schedule as indicated in Schedule "A" hereto attached and made a portion of this Act: Provided, That the length of the period or the number of years for any 'official or employee to reach the minimum as herein provided will depend on the step to which his existing salary may properly be classified: Provided, further, That should the existing salary rate be between authorized rates in the five-year pre-minimum schedule, the same shall be adjusted to the rate of the proper step without the official or employee suffering a reduction in salary thereby.

Salary Progression from Minimum to Maximum.

Section 6

SEC. 6. Salary Progression from Minimum to Maximum. —The salary progression from minimum to maximum shall consist of four steps, each succeeding step to be granted automatically after three years of service: Provided, That the progression from minimum to the maximum of the salary scale shall not extend beyond a period of ten years subject to the provisions of Section 8 of this Act. SEC, 7. New Appointments.—The rate of salary of new appointees and those promoted to new positions shall not be lower than the rates fixed for officials and employees holding such positions on the date of effectivity of this Act.

Acceleration of Automatic Increases.

Section 8

SEC. 8. Acceleration of Automatic Increases.—The three-year period required for automatic increase in salary from one step to the next as provided in Section six of this Act may, upon the approval of the Secretary of Education, be accelerated to no sooner than two years in favor of deserving officials and employees in recognition of outstanding services in accordance with such rules as the Secretary of Education may prescribe.

Section 9

SEC. 9. All incumbent officials and employees covered by this Act shall be entitled to salary adjustments as herein provided without the necessity of a new appointment. Special orders relative to salary adjustments under this Act shall, however, be furnished to all offices concerned by the Secretary of Education.

Section 10

SEC. 10. The rate of salary of any official or employee occupying an existing position or one which may be created after the approval of this Act which is not in­cluded or specified in Section four of this Act shall be determined by the Secretary of Education upon the recommendation of the respective Bureau head concerned as to the proper classification, of such positions in accordance with the WAPCO classification and pay plan.

Appropriation.

Section 11

SEC. 11. Appropriation.—There is hereby authorized to be appropriated out of any funds in the National Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of Twenty Million Pesos (P20,000,000.00) annually for five consecutive fiscal years, starting with the fiscal year 1969-1970, to effect the initial adjustment of salaries of all officials and employees covered by this Act to the minimum rates as herein provided: Provided, That to cover any deficiency in the annual national appropriations for said purpose, there shall be set aside from the aggregate savings of the Bureaus concerned the sum of not less than Five Million Pesos (P5,000,000.00) annually for the correspond­ing five-year period.

Section 12

SEC. 12. To provide funds for the implementation of the ten-year program of salary progression from the minimum to maximum rates as provided in Section six hereof, there shall be appropriated in the annual General Appropriations Act the sum of Five Million Pesos (P5,000,000.00) annually, for ten consecutive fiscal years, starting with the fiscal year Immediately following the full adjustment of salaries to the minimum rates, which shall be used exclusively to meet the automatic step increases in salary from minimum to maximum during the ten-year period as provided herein: Provided, That any deficiency in said fund during the ten-year period of implementation of the progression from minimum to maximum as herein provided, shall be covered from the aggregate savings of the bureaus concerned.

Section 13

SEC. 13. All Acts or parts of Acts contrary to or inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.

Section 14

SEC. 14. This Act shall take effect upon its approval. Approved, August 4, 1967. Schedule A SALARY ADJUSTMENT The Five-Year Pre-Minimum Salary Schedule Pre-Adjusted Adjusted WAPCO Min.Pre Adjusted 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Range Range Range Yr. Yr, Yr. Yr. (m£) 46 56 5640 6369 7039 7768 8498 9288 44 54 5112 5769 6427 7084 7742 8400 43 53 4860 5486 6112 6739 7365 7992 42 51 4632 5152 5673 6194 6715 7236 41 50 4404 4900 5379 5894 6391 6888 40 49 4188 4660 5133 5606 6079 6552 39 48 3984 4435 4886 5337 5788 6240 38 47 3792 4219 4646 5073 5500 5928 37 45 3612 3964 4317 4670 5023 5376 36 44 3432 3768 4104 4440 4776 5112 35 42 3264 3537 3811 4084 4358 4632 34 41 3108 3367 3626 3S85 4144 4404 33 40 2952 3199 3446 3693 3940 4188 32 38 2808 3004 3201 3398 3595 3792 31 37 2676 2863 3050 3237 3424 3612 30 36 2544 2721 2899 3076 3254 3432 29 35 2424 2592 2760 2928 3096 3264 28 34 2304 2464 2625 2786 2947 3108 27 32 2196 2318 2440 2563 2685 2808 Schedule B SALARY PROGRESSION—MINIMUM TO MAXIMUM WAPCO Range (Min.) Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 56 9288 9756 10260 10776 11328 55 8832 9288 9756 10260 10776 54 8400 8832 9288 9756 10260 53 7992 8400 8832 9288 9756 52 7608 7992 8400 8832 9288 51 7236 7608 7992 8400 8832 Range (Min.) Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 (Max.) 50 6888 7236 7608 7992 8400 49 6552 6888 7236 7608 7992 48 6240 6552 6S88 7236 7608 47 5928 6240 6552 6888 7236 46 5640 5928 6240 6552 6888 45 5376 5640 5928 6240 6552 44 5112 5376 5640 5928 6240 43 4860 5112 5376 5640 5928 42 4632 4860 5112 5376 5640 41 4404 4632 4860 5112 5376 40 4188 4404 4632 4860 5112 39 3984 4188 4404 4632 4860 38 3792 3984 4188 4404 4632 37 3612 3792 3984 4188 4404 36 3432 3612 3792 3984 4188 35 3264 3432 3612 3792 3984 34 3108 3264 3432 3612 3792 33 2952 3108 3264 3432 3612 32 2808 2952 3108 3264 3432

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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