Among regular full-time humanities teachers in public and private sectors, average school related earnings and selected earning percentiles during the current school year, by selected teaching experience: 2011–12

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Among regular full-time humanities teachers in public and private sectors, average school related earnings and selected earning percentiles during the current school year, by selected teaching experience: 2011–12


								Annual earning from all school related sources
Selected teaching experience		Total number of humanities teachers		Percent of humanities teachers		Average annual school related earnings		25th percentile		50th percentile		75th percentile
All humanities teachers		679,300		100.0		$54,100		$42,000		$51,000		$63,600

Selected teaching experience
0–5 years		145,000		21.3		42,200		35,100		40,700		47,000
6–14 years		276,600		40.7		52,800		43,000		50,000		60,000
15–20 years		110,700		16.3		60,700		48,800		56,000		71,400
21–29 years		89,800		13.2		62,600		51,000		60,200		71,300
30 years or more		57,300		8.4		64,300		53,500		63,100		74,400
NOTE: Teachers include regular full-time in both public and private schools. Earnings from school related sources include base teaching salary, payment for extracurricular activities, and other services provided to the school or larger school system, such as merit pay bonuses and state supplements. Summer earnings are not included. Humanities includes: communications, composition, English, language arts, reading, speech, ESL or bilingual education, foreign languages, government or civics, history, Native American studies, and philosophy. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Schools and Staffing Survey (SASS), "Public and Private School Teacher Data Files," 2011–12.

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