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Based on 57 posted roles
Trailing 12 months of postings
Based on 57 active New Hampshire listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$67,500
annual median, all roles
In New Hampshire, the median salary for K–12 Teaching is $67,500 based on a sample of 57 salaries. For comparison with the overall category median, Classroom Teacher has a role-specific median of $59,000.
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New Hampshire has 82 open K–12 Teaching jobs. Physical & Health Education accounts for 24% of these openings. The top active-hiring city is Manchester, while the top recent-hiring city is Manchester.
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Manchester, New Hampshire
Grades PK–12
Schools
20
Open roles
13
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Nashua, New Hampshire
Grades PK–12
Schools
21
Open roles
9
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Rochester, New Hampshire
Grades PK–12
Schools
10
Open roles
1
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Newest K-12 and district roles published across the state.
There are 82 open K–12 Teaching jobs in New Hampshire. The listings cover 42 cities.
In New Hampshire, the median salary is $67,500 based on a sample of 57 salaries. For comparison with the overall category median, Classroom Teacher has a role-specific median of $59,000.
Use this page's license and credential requirements section to identify the role-specific credential for New Hampshire. Verify that credential with the state education agency, and confirm a pathway when changing states or fields.
Review license and credential requirementsThe top hiring cities in New Hampshire are Manchester, Hillsborough, and Hampton. Their corresponding opening totals are 13, 5, and 4, respectively.
New Hampshire’s educator licensing requirements are established in Ed 500–514, including Ed 505, “How to Obtain a New Hampshire Educator License.” The rules describe approved preparation programs, alternative pathways, assessments, application procedures, credential types, and related requirements for K–12 educators.
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