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New York City Department of Education vs Miami-Dade County Public Schools

Side by side from the two published grids: UFT teacher salary schedule effective Sept. 14, 2026 (3.5% pay increase) and Newly hired / rehired teachers salary schedule (experience chart), 2025-26. Green marks the higher figure (fewer steps to the top counts as higher).

MeasureNew York City Department of EducationMiami-Dade County Public Schools
School year2026-272025-26
Effective dateSeptember 14, 2026August 4, 2025
Lowest cell (starting salary)$71,314$50,150
Bachelor's column start$71,314
Bachelor's column top$132,532
Master's column start
Master's column top
Highest cell$150,236$127,679
Steps to the highest cell2827
Columns x steps8 x 286 x 27
Work days
Starting cell per work day
NCES enrollment 2023-24845,509335,500

Step ladder on the bachelor's (or lowest) column

New York City Department of Education: BAC1. Miami-Dade County Public Schools: 10-month base. Rows are the 1st, 5th, 10th, 15th and 20th step rows of each grid and its last row; steps are labeled as each district labels them.

RowNew York City Department of EducationMiami-Dade County Public Schools
11A: $71,3140: $50,150
23A: $73,3324: $52,485
35B: $75,31210-11: $52,676
47A: $79,77920: $52,786
58A+L5: $90,70626: $55,496
top row8B+L22: $132,53235+: $82,092

Schedules differ in what they include (some districts fold supplements or pension pickups into the grid, some do not) and in the length of the work year, so a cell-to-cell comparison is a starting point, not a ranking of total pay. More: all comparisons, rankings.