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Not all states present equal opportunity for employees, and when it comes to curriculum developer jobs, it's no different. We know how hard job search can be, and in order to make your life a little easier, we have the information you need in order to determine where you might want to start your job search. We wanted to look at the best states for curriculum developers -- where there are plenty of curriculum developer jobs to go around and curriculum developers get paid what they deserve during every phase of their career.
The median salary for curriculum developers in District of Columbia is $75,811. Compare that to the median salary in Arizona of $43,280, which ranked worst for curriculum developers, and you can see how your location is important for your career.District of Columbia is the best state, and Greenwich is the city with the highest pay for curriculum developers.

10 best states for curriculum developers in 2025

  1. District of Columbia #1 best state for curriculum developers

    1. District of Columbia

    Total curriculum developer jobs:191
    Average annual salary:$75,811
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$48,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$117,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.47
  2. Minnesota #2 best state for curriculum developers

    2. Minnesota

    Total curriculum developer jobs:950
    Average annual salary:$62,138
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$41,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$93,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.85
  3. Maine #3 best state for curriculum developers

    3. Maine

    Total curriculum developer jobs:179
    Average annual salary:$61,691
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$41,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$91,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.75
  4. Vermont #4 best state for curriculum developers

    4. Vermont

    Total curriculum developer jobs:50
    Average annual salary:$66,952
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$44,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$99,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.84
  5. Wyoming #5 best state for curriculum developers

    5. Wyoming

    Total curriculum developer jobs:35
    Average annual salary:$63,227
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$43,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$92,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.76
  6. New Mexico #6 best state for curriculum developers

    6. New Mexico

    Total curriculum developer jobs:334
    Average annual salary:$57,405
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$38,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$85,000
    Location Quotient:
    2.21
  7. Connecticut #7 best state for curriculum developers

    7. Connecticut

    Total curriculum developer jobs:122
    Average annual salary:$70,126
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$45,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$107,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.48
  8. Michigan #8 best state for curriculum developers

    8. Michigan

    Total curriculum developer jobs:952
    Average annual salary:$59,481
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$38,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$91,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.59
  9. Rhode Island #9 best state for curriculum developers

    9. Rhode Island

    Total curriculum developer jobs:59
    Average annual salary:$63,698
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$41,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$96,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.63
  10. Massachusetts #10 best state for curriculum developers

    10. Massachusetts

    Total curriculum developer jobs:357
    Average annual salary:$66,997
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$44,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$101,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.5

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Detailed list of the best states for a curriculum developer

RankStateAverage salaryLowest 10% earnPopulationJob count
1District of Columbia$75,811$48,000693,972191
2Minnesota$62,138$41,0005,576,606950
3Maine$61,691$41,0001,335,907179
4Vermont$66,952$44,000623,65750
5Wyoming$63,227$43,000579,31535
6New Mexico$57,405$38,0002,088,070334
7Connecticut$70,126$45,0003,588,184122
8Michigan$59,481$38,0009,962,311952
9Rhode Island$63,698$41,0001,059,63959
10Massachusetts$66,997$44,0006,859,819357
11North Dakota$55,794$38,000755,393133
12Delaware$63,745$41,000961,93960
13Maryland$65,524$42,0006,052,177463
14Oregon$63,298$42,0004,142,776222
15Idaho$62,664$41,0001,716,94372
16Washington$58,193$39,0007,405,7431,035
17Virginia$62,554$40,0008,470,020771
18Alaska$61,173$51,000739,795100
19New York$64,936$42,00019,849,399493
20New Jersey$63,398$41,0009,005,644366
21West Virginia$55,071$35,0001,815,857151
22Colorado$55,628$38,0005,607,154868
23Nevada$51,891$33,0002,998,039301
24Ohio$50,105$32,00011,658,6091,486
25Illinois$60,228$39,00012,802,023447
26Tennessee$52,114$35,0006,715,984620
27Alabama$52,627$35,0004,874,747481
28Kentucky$50,374$33,0004,454,189448
29Georgia$50,655$34,00010,429,3791,431
30New Hampshire$56,459$37,0001,342,79573
31Arkansas$48,173$33,0003,004,279337
32Wisconsin$49,541$32,0005,795,483684
33Indiana$47,978$31,0006,666,818849
34Kansas$47,631$32,0002,913,123428
35Hawaii$50,299$37,0001,427,538109
36Pennsylvania$52,520$33,00012,805,537403
37California$56,800$37,00039,536,6531,030
38Iowa$46,316$31,0003,145,711408
39Texas$50,566$34,00028,304,596768
40Missouri$46,013$31,0006,113,532733
41Utah$49,588$33,0003,101,833137
42Nebraska$39,524$26,0001,920,076358
43Mississippi$44,779$30,0002,984,100158
44South Dakota$39,538$26,000869,666139
45Oklahoma$43,531$29,0003,930,864283
46North Carolina$45,420$29,00010,273,419386
47South Carolina$41,893$27,0005,024,369408
48Florida$46,534$30,00020,984,400554
49Montana$42,585$29,0001,050,49352
50Louisiana$36,833$24,0004,684,333332
51Arizona$43,280$28,0007,016,270241

Highest paying states for curriculum developers

RankStateAvg. Curriculum Developer Salary
1District of Columbia$75,811
2Minnesota$62,138
3Maine$61,691
4Vermont$66,952
5Wyoming$63,227
6New Mexico$57,405
7Connecticut$70,126
8Michigan$59,481
9Rhode Island$63,698
10Massachusetts$66,997
11North Dakota$55,794
12Delaware$63,745
13Maryland$65,524
14Oregon$63,298
15Idaho$62,664
16Washington$58,193
17Virginia$62,554
18Alaska$61,173
19New York$64,936
20New Jersey$63,398
21West Virginia$55,071
22Colorado$55,628
23Nevada$51,891
24Ohio$50,105
25Illinois$60,228
26Tennessee$52,114
27Alabama$52,627
28Kentucky$50,374
29Georgia$50,655
30New Hampshire$56,459
31Arkansas$48,173
32Wisconsin$49,541
33Indiana$47,978
34Kansas$47,631
35Hawaii$50,299
36Pennsylvania$52,520
37California$56,800
38Iowa$46,316
39Texas$50,566
40Missouri$46,013
41Utah$49,588
42Nebraska$39,524
43Mississippi$44,779
44South Dakota$39,538
45Oklahoma$43,531
46North Carolina$45,420
47South Carolina$41,893
48Florida$46,534
49Montana$42,585
50Louisiana$36,833
51Arizona$43,280

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