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Based on 228 posted roles
Trailing 12 months of postings
Based on 228 active Wisconsin listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$39,840
annual median, all roles
The median disclosed salary across Wisconsin is $39,840, based on 228 active listings with pay information. Classroom Teacher is the most common role in current listings.
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Wisconsin has 462 active K–12 Teaching Jobs. Leadership & Learning Support accounts for 14% of listings. Milwaukee has the most active listings, while Milwaukee has the most recent postings.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Grades PK–12
Schools
154
Open roles
181
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Madison, Wisconsin
Grades PK–12
Schools
54
Open roles
31
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Racine, Wisconsin
Grades PK–12
Schools
25
Open roles
30
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Newest K-12 and district roles published across the state.
TheraPedsNew
Grand Chute, Wisconsin · Full Time
About Us TheraPeds Partners is a therapist-owned and operated organization. We partner with schools to provide Special Education Teaching (SPED) services to PreK–12 students nationwide. As a team of special education providers, we understand the education process, IDEA requirements, and the importance of collaboration...
$40 - $55/hr
There are 462 active K–12 Teaching Jobs in Wisconsin, across 102 cities.
The median disclosed pay is $39,840 across 228 listings in Wisconsin. Classroom Teacher has a median of $40,000.
Requirements in Wisconsin 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 requirementsMilwaukee, Madison, and Kenosha have the most active listings in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) is the official state agency for educator licensing. Its teaching-license pages and Wisconsin licensing system resources are the candidate-facing pages to check current requirements for K–12 teaching licensure, including initial/provisional and out-of-state routes. ([dpi.wi.gov](https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/tepdl/pdf/DPI-Licensing-Tiers.pdf?utm_source=openai))
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