- districts hiring
- 67
- Median posted pay
- $50,000
- Peak posting window
- Mar–May
Based on 149 posted roles
Trailing 12 months of postings
District of Columbia teacher salary snapshot
Based on 149 active District of Columbia listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$50,000
annual median, all roles
In District of Columbia, the median salary for K–12 Teaching is $50,000, based on 149 salary records. Compared with the K–12 Teaching median in District of Columbia, Classroom Teacher has a role-specific median salary of $50,705.
Hiring demand in District of Columbia
Live counts from active listings on this site.
District of Columbia has 200 open K–12 Teaching jobs. Openings associated with Leadership & Learning Support account for 38% of the total. The current leading city is Washington, while the leading recent-hiring city is Washington.
Cities in District of Columbia
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School districts in District of Columbia
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District of Columbia Public Schools
Washington, District of Columbia
Grades PK–12
Schools
117
Open roles
0
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Kipp Dc Pcs
Washington, District of Columbia
Grades PK–12
Schools
20
Open roles
0
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Friendship PCS
Washington, District of Columbia
Grades PK–12
Schools
15
Open roles
0
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Fresh openings in District of Columbia
Newest K-12 and district roles published across the state.
Frequently asked questions
District of Columbia has 200 open K–12 Teaching jobs. Those openings span 1 cities.
The median salary for K–12 Teaching in District of Columbia is $50,000, based on 149 salary records. Compared with that median, Classroom Teacher has a role-specific median salary of $50,705.
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Review license and credential requirementsThe leading cities for District of Columbia are Washington, District of Columbia, and District of Columbia. Their corresponding listing counts are 150, 0, and 0, respectively.
License and credential requirements in District of Columbia
The District of Columbia Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) provides official information and services for educator certification. The page links to requirements for initial, standard, provisional, and other educator credentials, as well as application information.
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