Arizona Math Teacher Salary Expectations

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The Arizona Department of Administration has found the median salary among math teachers in the state to be $74,029 while the average is $77,816. Minimally experienced teachers and/or recent graduates are reported to average between $38,358 and $50,519. Math teachers with many years of experience, however, can average as much as 69.5% more than new grads, with a salary range that is between $96,825 and $125,708.

Of course, one important consideration for salary analysis is geographic location, as salaries do tend to differ from district to district:

Phoenix

• Average: $78,069
• Median: $77,687
• 10th Percentile: $39,301
• 25th Percentile: $52,282
• 75th Percentile: $96,433
• 90th Percentile: $121,739

Flagstaff

• Average: $63,155
• Median: $53,715
• 10th Percentile: $27,092
• 25th Percentile: $32,931
• 75th Percentile: $80,402
• 90th Percentile: $113,562

Coconino County

• Average: $63,155
• Median: $53,715
• 10th Percentile: $27,092
• 25th Percentile: $32,931
• 75th Percentile: $80,402
• 90th Percentile: $113,562

Math teacher salaries provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics are as follows: