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Based on 384 posted roles
Trailing 12 months of postings
Based on 384 active Michigan listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$51,000
annual median, all roles
In Michigan, the median salary for K–12 Teaching is $51,000, based on 384 salary records. Compared with the overall K–12 Teaching median of $51,000, the role-specific median for Classroom Teacher is $46,297.
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In Michigan, there are 1,009 open K–12 Teaching jobs. Across Michigan, Leadership & Learning Support accounts for 26% of open K–12 Teaching jobs. Current listings are led by Detroit, while recent hiring is led by Detroit.
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Lansing, Michigan
Grades PK–12
Schools
26
Open roles
31
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Plymouth, Michigan
Grades PK–12
Schools
23
Open roles
22
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Warren, Michigan
Grades PK–12
Schools
23
Open roles
21
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In Michigan, there are 1,009 open K–12 Teaching jobs. These openings span 173 cities.
In Michigan, the median salary for K–12 Teaching is $51,000, based on 384 salary records. Compared with the overall K–12 Teaching median of $51,000, the role-specific median for Classroom Teacher is $46,297.
In Michigan, use this page's license and credential requirements section to identify the role-specific credential. Verify the credential with the state education agency and confirm a pathway when changing states or fields.
Review license and credential requirementsThe leading cities for K–12 Teaching jobs in Michigan are Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Lansing. Recent hiring also includes Detroit.
The Michigan Department of Education states that aspiring Michigan teachers must complete a state-approved teacher preparation program, hold at least a bachelor’s degree, complete clinical experiences including student teaching, and pass the appropriate Michigan Test for Teacher Certification examinations. The page also describes alternative-route and out-of-state pathways.
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