What Is the Average Salary for a Teacher?

Teacher salaries vary greatly by state, with the highest earners typically found in states with higher costs of living. The following is a list of teacher salaries by state, based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Alabama: $47,540

Alaska: $48,280

Arizona: $46,510

Arkansas: $45,190

California: $59,510

Colorado: $49,470

Connecticut: $50,310

Delaware: $46,630

District of Columbia: $46,210

Florida: $47,930

Georgia: $47,910

Hawaii: $49,030

Idaho: $47,710

Illinois: $50,590

Indiana: $47,980

Iowa: $47,970

Kansas: $47,730

Kentucky: $47,290

Louisiana: $45,620

Maine: $48,670

Maryland: $50,690

Massachusetts: $50,610

Michigan: $47,930

Minnesota: $49,370

Mississippi: $42,840

Missouri: $47,880

Montana: $48,820

Nebraska: $47,990

Nevada: $47,910

New Hampshire: $48,270

New Jersey: $51,190

New Mexico: $47,360

New York: $57,410

North Carolina: $48,310

North Dakota: $47,620

Ohio: $47,970

Oklahoma: $46,990

Oregon: $49,530

Pennsylvania: $49,370

Rhode Island: $48,490

South Carolina: $45,690

South Dakota: $47,490

Tennessee: $45,840

Texas: $47,910

Utah: $47,790

Vermont: $49,560

Virginia: $47,630

Washington: $51,510

West Virginia: $45,120

Wisconsin: $49,920

Wyoming: $47,510

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