What's a good website to compare teacher salaries in different states?
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I'm not aware of any that does a state by state comparison.  If you do a search for teacher salaries in each state you are intererted in you should get the  information.  I've noticed that some of it is done county by county - are they different from county to county?\n\nI've atached one website that compares salaries in 8 states.  Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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www.ratemyteachers.com
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The best thing to do would be to call schools to compare, but also monster.com, careerbuilder.com and others have comparisons on thier sites. Here is a comprehensive list of job sites:\nhttp://sominfo.syr.edu/people/careerservices/webbased.asp
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Here is some salary information from the National Education Association, a major teacher's union:
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Please check www.salary.com and it will give you a listing of median, average and percentile pay scales based on your experience and expertise
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In the US - $37,658\n\nSalary.com (see below) is a great way to find average US salaries.\n\nGood luck with your project!
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Your best bet is to get onto Salary.com and search for job title.  You can even search based on geographic location because teachers in inner cities make diff't salaries from teachers in boonies.
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go to salary.com you might find it there.
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In the USA, bankrate.com provides daily comparisons of this and other financial data.  Results will depend on your location.
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Our teachers are underpaid and whiny i would suggest you look elsewhere... if your heart is set on it california needs teachers badly,  but with a masters degree i would imagine u start off at 35k/ year heres some websites.\nhttp://www.teachforamerica.org/flash_movie.html\nhttp://www.risenetwork.org/teachers.html\nhttp://www.teacherssupportnetwork.com/Home.do
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you might be able to find something at www.salary.com or on Monster.
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Generally speaking the further north and/or you go the better the salaries are. Some norhern states had signing bonuses almost double their annual salaries a few years back. It might be worth checking into. Also, a lot of northern states don't want to hire inexperience teachers (so I've heard), so if you have experience you might have a leg up.
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http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_keywordtitleselect.asp?frmaction=&groupcode=doublewide_swz_home_c&search=&searchtextvalue=teacher&zipcode=&locationtypeid=MTR&metrocode=127&image1.x=39&image1.y=8\n\nOn this site, you can calculate how much money you will presumably earn
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www.salaries.com <--- you give the job and the region, it gives you the salary range
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I could tell you what a History secondary school teacher makes in Rhode Island - but if you want any area in the Southeast the best site to go is at the American Federation of Teachers for average salaries for school teachers  http://www.aft.org/presscenter/releases/2005/salary_map.htm
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1. survey the news publications in the areas you are curious about... they run an article on that every year or two.  \n2.  try the ISBE website (IL State Board of Education)\n3.  contact individual schools and see if you can create a sampling.  Most post their job vacancies online.\nThe problem with your question is that the average varies depending on the teacher's years of education and years of experience.  I make less with a bachelors' degree and 15 years experience than a teacher with a masters' makes after ten years, that's just how my school's salary schedule is set up.  We have a union that negotiates our contract and the salary schedule is probably available to the public.  Public and private schools have a WIDE disparity of salaries too.  Many parochial schools have tiny little budgets and the teachers earn jack diddly.
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You may also want to find the top 5 states for average elementary-school-teacher salaries.  When I checked about 6 months ago, Connecticut was #1.  Here are a few good websites (I hope they help you):\n\nBest of luck.