New Hampshire Teacher Salary
Real, self-reported pay data from New Hampshire educators — 3 submissions and counting.
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New Hampshire Teacher Salaries
| Date ↓ | State | Position | Salary | Education | Exp. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today | New Hampshire | Other | $73,000 | Master's | 31yr |
| 3d ago | New Hampshire | High School | $44,000 | Bachelor's | 3yr |
| 15d ago | New Hampshire | High School | $74,000 | Master's | 32yr |
People Also Ask
How much do New Hampshire teachers get paid?+
Based on 3 self-reported salaries on TeacherSalary.org, the average New Hampshire teacher salary is $63,667 and the median is $73,000. Pay varies significantly by district, years of experience, and degree level.
Which New Hampshire districts pay teachers the most?+
Among districts with reported data, Manchester School District, New Hampshire Rural School District, New Hampshire Public School District tend to offer higher average teacher salaries in New Hampshire. Suburban districts near major metro areas typically pay more than rural ones.
Is teaching in New Hampshire worth it?+
Whether teaching in New Hampshire is financially worthwhile depends on your district, degree, and years of experience. New Hampshire teachers receive pension benefits, summers off, and job stability — factors many educators weigh alongside salary. Use this database to compare compensation in specific districts before accepting a position.
Is New Hampshire in a teacher shortage?+
Like most US states, New Hampshire faces teacher shortages in high-need subjects (special education, math, science) and in rural or lower-income districts. Shortages often coincide with lower compensation relative to neighboring states or the private sector.
What degree do you need to teach in New Hampshire?+
Most New Hampshire teaching positions require at minimum a bachelor's degree plus a state teaching license or certification. Many districts offer higher pay on lanes for master's degrees or additional graduate credits. A small percentage of teachers hold doctorates.
Do New Hampshire teachers get a pension?+
Most public school teachers in New Hampshire are enrolled in the state's defined-benefit pension system, which provides retirement income based on years of service and final salary. Pension vesting periods typically range from 5 to 10 years. Teachers in charter or private schools may not be covered.
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