North Carolina Math Teacher Salary Expectations

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The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Labor & Economic Analysis Division, has found that the average entry-level math teacher salary in North Carolina is $43,620. The statewide average is 33% higher at $65,330, though the statewide median is $58,670. Experienced math teachers have been found to average $76,180 annually.

As salary tends to fluctuate geographically, below is a list of North Carolina cities and respective math teacher salaries:

Charlotte/Gastonia/Rock Hill

• Entry: $43,170
• Average: $63,050
• Median: $59,310
• Experienced: $72,990

Durham/Chapel Hill

• Entry: $53,390
• Average: $107,400
• Median: $94,280
• Experienced: $134,400

Fayetteville

• Entry: $50,110
• Average: $65,230
• Median: $63,160
• Experienced: $72,790

Greensboro/High Point

• Entry: $45,220
• Average: $61,510
• Median: $59,890
• Experienced: $69,660

Raleigh/Cary

• Entry: $45,040
• Average: $55,990
• Median: $54,620
• Experienced: $61,460

The U.S. Department of Labor provides additional salary information as below: