357 certified H-1B filings list the job title High School Math Teacher (FY2023–FY2026). The median offered base salary is $61,800; the middle half of filings fall between $53,110 and $68,462. The largest sponsor for this title is Dallas Independent School District (88 filings).
357
certified filings
$61,800
Median base salary
$53,110
25th pct
$68,462
75th pct
$74,997
90th pct
$46,780
10th pct
Estimates from public U.S. Department of Labor records — wages are employer-attested offered wages, not verified salaries paid; counts are filings, not people. Not legal, financial, or career advice. See our disclaimer & terms.
Data: DOL filings FY2023–FY2026 (through June 2026) · Page updated November 2026
$46,780$61,800 median$74,997
Salary by fiscal year
Year
Filings
Median
FY2026
77
$65,500
FY2025
94
$62,000
FY2024
104
$59,343
FY2023
82
$60,000
Top cities
City
Filings
Median
Dallas, TX
80
$65,010
Apex, NC
11
$55,000
Summerville, SC
11
$56,468
Macon, GA
9
$65,650
Odessa, TX
8
$67,725
Charlotte, NC
7
$46,872
Rocky Mount, NC
7
$44,747
San Jose, CA
7
$68,500
Branchville, SC
6
$70,225
Columbia, SC
6
$70,647
Galena, AK
6
$58,225
Hopkins, SC
6
$48,944
Midland, TX
6
$61,800
Plymouth, NC
6
$52,894
Tyler, TX
5
$60,000
Homestead, FL
4
$56,500
Miami, FL
4
$57,150
Walterboro, SC
4
$47,000
Brooklyn, NY
3
$80,210
Cordova, SC
3
$69,217
High School Math Teacher salary by employer
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Estimates from public U.S. Department of Labor records — wages are employer-attested offered wages, not verified salaries paid. Not legal, financial, or career advice. Full disclaimer