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The Best and Worst States for Teachers 2023

&NewLine;<p><img class&equals;"aligncenter size-full wp-image-6333" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;collegecareerlife&period;net&sol;wp-content&sol;uploads&sol;2013&sol;08&sol;college-students-classroom&period;jpg" alt&equals;"non-traditional students" width&equals;"320" height&equals;"480" &sol;><&sol;p> &NewLine;<p>A recent <a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;wallethub&period;com&sol;edu&sol;best-and-worst-states-for-teachers&sol;7159" target&equals;"&lowbar;blank" rel&equals;"noopener">study by WalletHub<&sol;a> has identified the best and worst states for teachers&period; Teachers are currently making &dollar;3644 less per year than ten years ago adjusted for inflation&period; To help educators find the best opportunities in the U&period;S&period;&comma; WalletHub analyzed the 50 states and the District of Columbia across 24 key metrics&comma; including  income growth potential&comma; pupil-teacher ratio and public-school spending per student&period;<&sol;p> &NewLine;<h2><strong>The Best States for Teachers<&sol;strong><&sol;h2> &NewLine;<ol> &NewLine;<li>Virginia<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>New York<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Utah<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Washington<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Florida<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Maryland<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Massachusetts<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>North Dakota<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>New Jersey<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Georgia<&sol;li> &NewLine;<&sol;ol> &NewLine;<h2><strong>The Worst States for Teachers<&sol;strong><&sol;h2> &NewLine;<ol> &NewLine;<li>Tennessee &lpar;rank&colon; 42&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Rhode Island &lpar;rank&colon; 43&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>New Mexico &lpar;rank&colon; 44&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Missouri &lpar;rank&colon; 45&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Vermont &lpar;rank&colon; 46&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Nevada &lpar;rank&colon; 47&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Maine &lpar;rank&colon; 48&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Hawaii &lpar;rank&colon; 49&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>District of Columbia &lpar;rank&colon; 50&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>New Hampshire &lpar;rank&colon; 51&rpar;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<&sol;ol> &NewLine;<h3>Key Findings&colon;<&sol;h3> &NewLine;<ul> &NewLine;<li>Texas has the highest <strong>annual<&sol;strong> <strong>average starting salary for teachers &lpar;adjusted for cost of living&rpar;<&sol;strong>&comma; &dollar;47&comma;168&period; <&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Montana has the lowest average starting salary at &dollar;32&comma;319&period;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>New York has the highest <strong>average annual salary for public-school teachers &lpar;adjusted for cost of living&rpar;<&sol;strong>&comma; &dollar;81&comma;079&period; <&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Hawaii has the lowest average annual starting salary for public school teachers &lpar; &dollar;44&comma;596&rpar;&period;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Vermont has the lowest <strong>pupil-teacher ratio<&sol;strong>&comma; 10&period;54&period; Utah has the highest at 22&period;39&period;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>New York has the highest<strong> public-school spending per student<&sol;strong>&comma; &dollar;31&comma;299&period;  Idaho has the lowest at &dollar;9&comma;524&period;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<li>Kentucky has the <strong>lowest teacher turnover<&sol;strong>&comma; while the District of Columbia has the highest&period;<&sol;li> &NewLine;<&sol;ul> &NewLine;<p>See the full report here&colon; <a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;wallethub&period;com&sol;edu&sol;best-and-worst-states-for-teachers&sol;7159">https&colon;&sol;&sol;wallethub&period;com&sol;edu&sol;best-and-worst-states-for-teachers&sol;7159<&sol;a><&sol;p> &NewLine;

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