Teacher Pay Fell Further Behind in 2022

Teacher pay fell further behind in 2022 - Economic Policy Institute

The inflation-adjusted weekly wages of public school teachers decreased by $128 from 2021 to 2022, from $1,457 to $1,329 (in 2022 dollars). In ...

The pay penalty for teachers—the gap between the weekly wages of teachers and other college graduates—grew to a record 26.4% in 2022, according to a new ...

Teacher pay penalty still looms large: Trends in teacher wages and ...

That difference grew by 23 percentage points to 38.7% in 2022. From 2021 to 2022, real wages for teachers fell by a bit more than inflation (8.8 ...

Gains in Teacher Pay May Not be Enough to Ease Shortages | NEA

The national average public school teacher salary rose to $69,544 in 2022-23, a 4.1 percent increase over the previous year, according to the ...

Teacher 'Pay Penalty' Reaches Record High | NEA

According to a new report, teachers made 26.4% less than other similarly educated professionals in 2022—the lowest level since 1960.

The teacher pay gap is worsening across the country, including in ...

The report states: The inflation-adjusted weekly wages of public school teachers decreased by $128 from 2021 to 2022, from $1,457 to $1,329 (in ...

With teachers, the law of supply and demand isn't working

As of October 2023, teachers were earning an average of $68,000 a year, 8 percent less than the average for all U.S. workers, a pay gap that's ...

Teachers Are Among Most Educated, Yet Their Pay Lags

Median earnings overall have recovered from their decline in the wake of the Great Recession but teachers' earnings have continued to fall.

Map: Where teachers are being paid the least, according to new report

NEA reports that is 3.9% more than in the 2021-2022 school year, but, when adjusted for inflation, “starting teacher salaries are now $4,273 ...

Teacher Salaries Aren't Keeping Up With Inflation. See How Your ...

Soaring inflation is chipping away at any progress made to teacher salaries in recent years, according to a new report by the nation's ...

Missouri Ranks 50th: NEA Reports Nationwide Data on Educator Pay

Without big moves, Missouri teachers will keep falling behind. The ... pay for new teachers, as well as additional career points. ESP ...

Teacher 'pay penalty' hits new high - The Washington Post

It's what's called the “teacher wage penalty,” which the nonprofit and nonpartisan Economic Policy Institute (EPI) has been tracking for years.

Teacher salaries rarely reflect the importance of their job. Why don't ...

Research shows a direct correlation between teacher pay and student performance – a 10% pay increase is likely to lead to a 5-10% increase in student ...

New Report Confirms Virginia Again Falls Further Behind the Nation ...

“Unfortunately, this report finds Virginia once again fell further behind the national teacher pay average in the most recent year. There's ...

3.8 Teacher Pay: How much are teachers paid? - ED100

Beginning teachers made about $50,000, and the highest-paid teachers made a little more than $100,000. Teacher pay tends to be higher in areas where the cost of ...

Michigan teachers are taking home less pay than they did in past ...

... fall further behind as other states enact policies to raise teacher pay. In the 2021-2022 school year, Michigan's average starting teacher's ...

Most Head Start teachers to see $10,000 salary jump under new ...

Most Head Start teachers will see a $10,000 annual salary increase, bringing them more in alignment with pay for public preschool educators, HHS ...

Wisconsin's Teacher Pay Predicament - Wisconsin Policy Forum

Adjusting for inflation shows the value of median teacher pay has fallen. A teacher earning median pay made an inflation-adjusted $67,536 in 2009 but only ...

New Report Confirms Virginia Falls Further Behind the Nation on ...

“Virginia is estimated to have only increased its average teacher pay by 1.20% from the 2021-22 to 2022-23 school year. We can, and must, do ...

Rising inflation worsens the 'teacher pay penalty' - K-12 Dive

Teachers' average weekly wages dropped $128 between 2021 and 2022, while other similarly educated professionals' pay remained fairly stagnant.