Teachers salary, higher than the Colorado average in Douglas County schools in 2024-25 school year

Kathy Gebhardt Board Member
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Douglas County’s teachers earned an average salary of $75,777 during the 2024-25 school year, which exceeded the state’s average salary for the same position, according to the Colorado Department of Education.

The average salary for teachers at Douglas County schools increased compared to the previous school year.

Among all school positions in the county, superintendents earned the most at $299,427, while teachers earned the least.

Overall, Douglas County schools paid their employees an average of $75,862 in salaries in the 2024-25 school year.

Colorado’s high school graduation rate reached 84.2% for the class of 2024, marking a 1.1% increase from the previous year and the state’s highest rate in over a decade. Despite the improvement, Colorado’s graduation rate still falls a few percent short of the national average.

Average Salary for Teachers Throughout Colorado in 2024-25 School Year
County Average Salary
Boulder County $93,056
Arapahoe County $87,910
Denver County $85,508
Jefferson County $82,995
Summit County $81,595
Pitkin County $79,343
Adams County $78,233
Douglas County $75,777
Larimer County $74,587
Routt County $70,691
Mesa County $69,685
Eagle County $69,159
Garfield County $68,865
Pueblo County $68,727
Weld County $67,784
Gunnison County $66,758
Gilpin County $66,088
San Miguel County $66,078
Rio Blanco County $65,782
El Paso County $64,570
Moffat County $63,783
Montrose County $63,236
Ouray County $63,101
Archuleta County $62,978
La Plata County $62,795
Delta County $62,717
Grand County $61,991
Alamosa County $61,714
Clear Creek County $61,369
Park County $60,680
Fremont County $59,116
San Juan County $58,924
Teller County $56,501
Morgan County $55,532
Lake County $55,129
Custer County $55,114
Las Animas County $53,751
Conejos County $53,748
Chaffee County $53,720
Jackson County $53,126
Lincoln County $52,756
Saguache County $52,748
Hinsdale County $52,668
Logan County $52,413
Rio Grande County $51,789
Bent County $51,715
Sedgwick County $51,491
Elbert County $51,270
Prowers County $50,826
Crowley County $50,337
Montezuma County $50,059
Yuma County $49,959
Huerfano County $49,739
Mineral County $48,618
Washington County $47,844
Kit Carson County $47,819
Otero County $47,797
Phillips County $47,679
Dolores County $46,748
Costilla County $46,300
Kiowa County $45,819
Cheyenne County $44,075
Baca County $42,644


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