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Based on 222 posted roles
Trailing 12 months of postings
Based on 222 active Missouri listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$41,500
annual median, all roles
The median disclosed salary across Missouri is $41,500, based on 222 active listings with pay information. Classroom Teacher is the most common role in current listings.
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Missouri has 606 active K–12 Teaching Jobs. Physical & Health Education accounts for 15% of listings. Kansas City has the most active listings, while St. Louis has the most recent postings.
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Distinction, LLCNew
St. Louis, Missouri · Full Time
Provides 1:1 and group instruction as needed to support student online learning toward earning a high school diploma. Coordinates student high school diploma education and training to ensure student progress, retention and completion of the Job Corps program leading to quality full-time jobs, higher educ...
$20 - $23/hr
There are 606 active K–12 Teaching Jobs in Missouri, across 128 cities.
The median disclosed pay is $41,500 across 222 listings in Missouri. Classroom Teacher has a median of $40,000.
Requirements in Missouri can vary by role and employer, so candidates should confirm the required license, certificate, or credentials for each posting. Review the license and credential requirements section for the official agency resource before applying.
Review license and credential requirementsKansas City, St. Louis, and Saint Louis County have the most active listings in Missouri.
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s “Become Certified Teacher” page outlines the pathways and requirements for obtaining a Missouri teaching certificate, including education, institutional recommendation, GPA, assessments, applications, and background clearance. It also provides information for out-of-state, alternative-route, and temporary authorization applicants.
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