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Based on 1,887 posted roles
Trailing 12 months of postings
Based on 1,887 active New York listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$56,811
annual median, all roles
The median disclosed salary across New York is $56,811, based on 1,887 active listings with pay information. Classroom Teacher is the most common role in current listings.
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New York has 2,441 active K–12 Teaching Jobs. Leadership & Learning Support accounts for 21% of listings. Rochester has the most active listings, while Albany has the most recent postings.
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Buffalo, New York
Grades PK–12
Schools
61
Open roles
37
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New York, New York
Grades PK–12
Schools
118
Open roles
0
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Bronx, New York
Grades PK–12
Schools
82
Open roles
0
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There are 2,441 active K–12 Teaching Jobs in New York, across 364 cities.
The median disclosed pay is $56,811 across 1,887 listings in New York. Classroom Teacher has a median of $60,000.
Requirements in New York 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 requirementsRochester, Buffalo, and Albany have the most active listings in New York.
The New York State Education Department’s Certification Start to Finish page explains that New York teachers must hold a New York State certificate for employment in public schools. It directs candidates to use the Search Certification Requirements feature to identify the exact requirements for a specific certificate title, grade level, subject area, and pathway.
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