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Best states for a bilingual teacher assistant

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Do you want to become a bilingual teacher assistant at Broward County Public Schools, and you wonder what that means or entails? We have the full list of best states for bilingual teacher assistants that you can check out, before you begin your journey. Our research found that Alaska is the best state for bilingual teacher assistants, while Alaska and New York are ranked highest in terms of median salary. Alaska has a median salary of $37,046 and Alaska has the highest median salary among all 50 states for bilingual teacher assistants.
The median salary for bilingual teacher assistants in Alaska is $37,046. Compare that to the median salary in Alabama of $24,220, which ranked worst for bilingual teacher assistants, and you can see how your location is important for your career.We found that Alaska is the best state for bilingual teacher assistant jobs, whereas Alabama is the worst.

10 best states for bilingual teacher assistants in 2025

  1. Alaska #1 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    1. Alaska

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:96
    Average annual salary:$37,046
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$31,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$43,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.04
  2. New Hampshire #2 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    2. New Hampshire

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:295
    Average annual salary:$32,008
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$26,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$38,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.53
  3. Connecticut #3 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    3. Connecticut

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:627
    Average annual salary:$32,244
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$26,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$39,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.71
  4. New York #4 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    4. New York

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:1,451
    Average annual salary:$34,777
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$27,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$43,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.02
  5. New Jersey #5 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    5. New Jersey

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:1,284
    Average annual salary:$32,530
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$25,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$40,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.46
  6. Indiana #6 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    6. Indiana

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:642
    Average annual salary:$31,798
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$24,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$40,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.88
  7. Michigan #7 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    7. Michigan

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:1,010
    Average annual salary:$29,353
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$23,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$37,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.18
  8. Massachusetts #8 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    8. Massachusetts

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:858
    Average annual salary:$33,161
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$27,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$40,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.84
  9. Washington #9 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    9. Washington

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:669
    Average annual salary:$33,445
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$26,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$41,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.83
  10. Vermont #10 best state for bilingual teacher assistants

    10. Vermont

    Total bilingual teacher assistant jobs:72
    Average annual salary:$31,419
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$26,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$37,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.85

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Detailed list of the best states for a bilingual teacher assistant

RankStateAverage salaryLowest 10% earnPopulationJob count
1Alaska$37,046$31,000739,79596
2New Hampshire$32,008$26,0001,342,795295
3Connecticut$32,244$26,0003,588,184627
4New York$34,777$27,00019,849,3991,451
5New Jersey$32,530$25,0009,005,6441,284
6Indiana$31,798$24,0006,666,818642
7Michigan$29,353$23,0009,962,3111,010
8Massachusetts$33,161$27,0006,859,819858
9Washington$33,445$26,0007,405,743669
10Vermont$31,419$26,000623,65772
11Nevada$27,287$21,0002,998,039410
12North Dakota$31,191$24,000755,39369
13Montana$27,672$21,0001,050,493182
14Rhode Island$29,583$24,0001,059,639111
15Texas$27,428$21,00028,304,5962,287
16Wisconsin$29,197$23,0005,795,483461
17Maine$28,735$24,0001,335,907115
18Illinois$27,423$21,00012,802,0231,876
19Oregon$30,029$23,0004,142,776356
20Ohio$28,236$22,00011,658,609775
21Idaho$26,616$21,0001,716,943194
22Minnesota$26,932$21,0005,576,606762
23California$30,027$24,00039,536,6532,817
24Pennsylvania$26,842$21,00012,805,5371,119
25Kansas$26,236$20,0002,913,123356
26Arizona$26,200$21,0007,016,2701,145
27District of Columbia$29,471$23,000693,972173
28Oklahoma$25,945$20,0003,930,864357
29Kentucky$27,267$21,0004,454,189260
30Nebraska$26,185$20,0001,920,076232
31Colorado$26,593$20,0005,607,1541,004
32South Dakota$26,470$20,000869,66680
33Mississippi$26,157$20,0002,984,100168
34Delaware$25,748$20,000961,939185
35Missouri$26,376$20,0006,113,532536
36South Carolina$25,487$20,0005,024,369472
37Georgia$26,256$20,00010,429,379967
38Maryland$25,910$20,0006,052,1771,000
39Hawaii$29,952$27,0001,427,53851
40Arkansas$25,493$20,0003,004,279232
41Florida$25,190$19,00020,984,4001,875
42Wyoming$25,099$19,000579,31560
43Utah$25,846$20,0003,101,833218
44New Mexico$23,574$18,0002,088,070311
45North Carolina$24,959$19,00010,273,419917
46Louisiana$24,387$19,0004,684,333295
47West Virginia$24,767$19,0001,815,85778
48Iowa$23,494$18,0003,145,711357
49Virginia$24,798$19,0008,470,020898
50Tennessee$24,009$18,0006,715,984523
51Alabama$24,220$18,0004,874,747292

Highest paying states for bilingual teacher assistants

RankStateAvg. Bilingual Teacher Assistant Salary
1Alaska$37,046
2New Hampshire$32,008
3Connecticut$32,244
4New York$34,777
5New Jersey$32,530
6Indiana$31,798
7Michigan$29,353
8Massachusetts$33,161
9Washington$33,445
10Vermont$31,419
11Nevada$27,287
12North Dakota$31,191
13Montana$27,672
14Rhode Island$29,583
15Texas$27,428
16Wisconsin$29,197
17Maine$28,735
18Illinois$27,423
19Oregon$30,029
20Ohio$28,236
21Idaho$26,616
22Minnesota$26,932
23California$30,027
24Pennsylvania$26,842
25Kansas$26,236
26Arizona$26,200
27District of Columbia$29,471
28Oklahoma$25,945
29Kentucky$27,267
30Nebraska$26,185
31Colorado$26,593
32South Dakota$26,470
33Mississippi$26,157
34Delaware$25,748
35Missouri$26,376
36South Carolina$25,487
37Georgia$26,256
38Maryland$25,910
39Hawaii$29,952
40Arkansas$25,493
41Florida$25,190
42Wyoming$25,099
43Utah$25,846
44New Mexico$23,574
45North Carolina$24,959
46Louisiana$24,387
47West Virginia$24,767
48Iowa$23,494
49Virginia$24,798
50Tennessee$24,009
51Alabama$24,220

Expert opinions on the best states for bilingual teacher assistants

  • Are there any particularly good places in the United States for bilingual teacher assistants to find work opportunities?

    Dr. Mark Williams Ph.D.Dr. Mark Williams Ph.D. LinkedIn profile

    Professor, Calvin University

    If you mean in the field(s) of classics, some private schools and academies are hiring (still) Latin and Greek teachers, especially in the South and Southwest. In the upper Midwest and Northeast, not so much.

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