Most Recent Hudson County Median Teacher Salaries

Ragamuffin Parade- Hoboken, NJ 2017
Here is the whole list of New Jersey school districts and charter schools, and their 2015-16 median teacher salaries, from highest to lowest. All data is taken from the New Jersey Department of Education. There were 647 districts included in this analysis.

Median is not an average. Median is the number which splits the dataset into half. Therefore, there are just as many people ABOVE the median as there are BELOW the median. The median is often a better statistic to look for when comparing salaries since a few highly skewed salaries can over influence an “average” but has much less effect on the “median.” These salary numbers do not include stipends or summer employment.

Hudson County, New Jersey- Traditional Public School Districts
(county rank) State Rank.

(1)   35.    Hoboken, Hudson $79,614
(2)   73.    Jersey City, Hudson $72,960
(3)   84.    Harrison, Hudson $72,002
(4)   95.    North Bergen, Hudson $71,100
(5)   193.  Union City, Hudson $66,050
(6)   237.  West New York, Hudson $64,463
(7)   241.  Hudson County Vocational, Hudson $64,257
(8)   261.  Kearny, Hudson $63,589
(9)   482.  Weehawken, Hudson $56,230
(10) 495.  Bayonne, Hudson $55,690
(11) 535.  Guttenberg, Hudson $53,790
(12) 647.  East Newark, Hudson $40,922

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