Michigan Math Teacher Salary Expectations

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The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget has found that the median of math teacher salaries in Michigan is $80,360, though the average is 5.7% higher at $85,200. Salary at the bottom 10th and 25th percentiles, which is usually inclusive of recent grads and those with less experience, is $43,350 and $60,710 respectively. Given this, the top 75th and 90th percentiles are generally representative of the most experienced math teachers. The salaries at those levels are $107,530 and $141,060 respectively.

Also, we can look at salary by location:

Detroit/Warren/Livonia

• Average: $63,670
• Median: $60,000
• 25th Percentile: $36,550
• 75th Percentile: $84,830
• 90th Percentile: $108,750

Ann Arbor

• Average: $120,990
• Median: $117,910
• 25th Percentile: $100,870
• 75th Percentile: $149,520
• 90th Percentile: $175,160

Lansing/East Lansing

• Average: $81,700
• Median: $79,450
• 25th Percentile: $67,880
• 75th Percentile: $91,250
• 90th Percentile: $111,510

Flint

• Average: $88,320
• Median: $88,140
• 25th Percentile: $64,350
• 75th Percentile: $111,130
• 90th Percentile: $121,280

More salary information about math teachers in Michigan can be seen in the table below: