Kansas Math Teacher Salary Expectations

The Kansas Labor Information Center, which is sponsored by the Kansas Department of Labor, indicates that the median statewide math teacher salary in Kansas is $43,580. The statewide average, however, is about 12.6% higher at $49,890. Math teachers at the experienced level are estimated to average $59,960 per year, while entry-level math teachers earn $29,760 per year on average.

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In the Spring Hill School district, which is part of the Overland Park Schools, math teachers are paid according to the following schedule:

Bachelor’s Degree

  • Step 1: $37,100
  • Step 2: $37,300
  • Step 3: $37,500
  • Step 4: $37,700
  • Step 5: $38,000
  • Step 6: $38,300
  • Step 7: $38,600
  • Step 8: $39,000
  • Step 9: $39,400

Bachelor’s Degree Plus 15 Units

  • Step 1: $37,600
  • Step 2: $37,800
  • Step 3: $38,000
  • Step 4: $38,200
  • Step 5: $38,500
  • Step 6: $38,800
  • Step 7: $39,100
  • Step 8: $39,500
  • Step 9: $39,900
  • Step 10: $40,300
  • Step 11: $40,800
  • Step 12: $41,300
  • Step 13: $41,800

Master’s Degree

  • Step 1: $39,600
  • Step 2: $39,900
  • Step 3: $40,200
  • Step 4: $40,500
  • Step 5: $40,800
  • Step 6: $41,200
  • Step 7: $41,600
  • Step 8: $42,100
  • Step 9: $42,600
  • Step 10: $43,200
  • Step 11: $43,800
  • Step 12: $44,400
  • Step 13: $45,000
  • Step 14: $45,500
  • Step 15: $46,100
  • Step 16: $46,700
  • Step 17: $47,300
  • Step 18: $47,900

Additional salary information regarding math teachers in Kansas is shown in the following table:

Area name
Employment
Annual median wage
Kansas City MO-KS
250
60770
Manhattan KS
60
71240
Kansas nonmetropolitan area
170
43690
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