North Dakota Math Teacher Salary Expectations

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Data published by the Workforce Intelligence Network, which is the North Dakota State Government’s website for labor market data, indicates that median math teacher salaries in North Dakota average $59,310 per year. At the starting level, math teachers have been noted to average $38,330 per year but average $75,950 per year at the experienced level.

In the Grand Forks metropolitan area, the median among math teachers is $83,780 with entry and experienced salaries at $58,010 and $97,320 respectively.

In the Fargo Public School District, math teachers receive the following salary based on educational degree:

Bachelor’s Degree

• Step 1: $39,290
• Step 2: $39,674
• Step 3: $40,058
• Step 4: $40,442
• Step 5: $40,826
• Step 6: $41,593
• Step 7: $42,169
• Step 8: $42,745
• Step 9: $43,897
• Step 10: $45,432
• Step 11: $46,584
• Step 12: $48,120

Master’s Degree

• Step 1: $40,442
• Step 2: $40,634
• Step 3: $41,018
• Step 4: $41,210
• Step 5: $43,129
• Step 6: $45,432
• Step 7: $47,352
• Step 8: $49,271
• Step 9: $51,191
• Step 10: $53,494
• Step 11: $55,414
• Step 12: $57,333
• Step 13: $59,253
• Step 14: $61,172
• Step 15: $62,324

Salary information from the U.S. Department of Labor is shown below: