Drawing on data from the ninth annual national survey of public school salaries and wages, this second part of a three-part report looks at the salaries actually paid for 22 professional positions in 1,120 school districts. Among the positions covered are superintendents, central office staff, principals, teachers, librarians, counselors, and nurses. The main table lists each district, arrayed alphabetically by state, and presents data on district enrollment size, expenditure per pupil, the number of persons in each position, and each position's high, average, and low salary. Thirty-one summary tables analyze data from the survey and other sources by district enrollment size category, per-pupil expenditure level, and geographic region. Comparisons are also made with data from the 1981-82 survey. Among the survey's findings are that increases in the average highest salaries from 1981-82 were 7.8 percent for senior high school principals, 7.9 percent for teachers, and 9.7 percent for superintendents in large school systems. (RW)