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Special Education Teacher Salary in Seabrook, TX

How much does a special education teacher make in Seabrook? Explore median, entry-level, and senior salaries adjusted for Seabrook's cost of living.

Median Salary
$74,225
per year in Seabrook
Entry Level
$50,211
Starting salary
Senior Level
$101,514
Experienced professionals
Cost of Living
107
7% above national avg

Salary Breakdown by Experience Level

See how special education teacher salaries break down across different pay periods in Seabrook.

PeriodEntry LevelMedianSenior
Annual$50,211$74,225$101,514
Monthly$4,184$6,185$8,460
Biweekly$1,931$2,855$3,904
Weekly$966$1,427$1,952
Hourly$24$36$49

Seabrook vs National Average

How Seabrook's special education teacher salaries compare to national figures.

Seabrook Salary
$74,225
COL Index: 107
National Average
$73,020
COL Index: 100
Difference
+$1,205
Higher in Seabrook

Cost of Living in Seabrook

1-Bedroom Rent
$1,500
per month
Median Income
$61,234
per year
Population
12,618
residents
Rent % of Income
29.4%
median household
Cost of Living Index: 107 — A score of 100 represents the U.S. average. Salaries in Seabrook have been adjusted to account for local cost differences.

About Special Education Teacher

Overview

Teach students with disabilities and develop individualized education plans.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Special Education; Certification required

Key Skills

Special Education MethodsIEP DevelopmentDifferentiationStudent Assessment

Growth Rate

Expected job growth: +13% over the next decade

Compare Cities: Special Education Teacher Salary

See Special Education Teacher salaries in other top cities.

New York, NY
$98,020
+32%
Los Angeles, CA
$87,600
+18%
Chicago, IL
$62,800
-15%
Houston, TX
$66,140
-11%
Phoenix, AZ
$72,837
-2%

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Special Education Teacher Salary in Seabrook, TX — Complete Guide

Median Salary Overview

The median salary for a special education teacher in Seabrook, TX is $74,225 per year, adjusted for the local cost of living index of 107. This figure reflects typical earnings for experienced professionals in this role, considering Seabrook's unique economic conditions.

Salary Range and Experience Levels

Entry-level special education teacher professionals in Seabrook can expect to earn around $50,211 annually. As professionals gain experience, salaries typically increase, with senior-level special education teachers earning approximately $101,514 per year. This represents a 102% increase from entry to senior level.

Cost of Living Adjustment

Seabrook's cost of living index of 107 significantly impacts salary comparisons. As a higher cost-of-living city, salaries in Seabrook are adjusted accordingly. This means that while the nominal salary may appear higher or lower than the national average of $73,020, the actual purchasing power must be considered in context.

Housing and Affordability

A significant portion of a special education teacher's salary in Seabrook typically goes toward housing. With a 1-bedroom apartment averaging $1,500 per month, housing represents about 24.3% of median salary. Financial experts generally recommend keeping housing expenses below 30% of gross income.

Career Growth and Opportunities

Special Education Teachers are in growing demand across the United States, with an expected job growth of 13% over the next decade. In Seabrook, this translates to increasing opportunities and potential for salary growth as demand for experienced professionals continues to rise.

Data source: Salary estimates on this page are based on Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program, adjusted for regional cost of living differences. Figures are approximate and intended for informational purposes only. Actual salaries may vary based on employer, experience, education, certifications, and local market conditions. This page does not constitute financial or career advice. For the most current wage data, visit bls.gov.