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Instructional Coordinator Salary in 2026

Develop instructional material, coordinate implementation, and assess educational effectiveness.

Median Salary

$77,440

$6,453/mo

Entry Level

$54,700

starting pay

Senior Level

$104,800

experienced

Job Growth

+6%

10-yr outlook

BLS OEWS May 2025 · official national figures

BLS reports Instructional Coordinators (SOC 25-9031) at a national median of $77,440 per year (mean $80,920), or $37.23 per hour, with 227,760 people employed nationwide. The median above is this BLS figure; the entry, senior and top tiers are Salario estimates calibrated to it. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 release.

Instructional Coordinator Overview

Develop instructional material, coordinate implementation, and assess educational effectiveness.

Education

Master's Degree

Experience

3-5 years

Industry

Education

Total Jobs (US)

228K

5-Year Growth

+5%

Category

Education

Hourly Rate

$37.23/hr

Monthly Pay

$6,453

Instructional Coordinator Salary Calculator

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Mid Career (5-9 yrs)

Estimated Instructional Coordinator Salary

$88,000

$7,333/month · $3,385/biweekly · $42.31/hr

Instructional Coordinator Salary Range

Salary distribution from entry-level to top earners in the Instructional Coordinator field.

25th Percentile$63,796
$64K
Median (50th)$77,440
$77K
75th Percentile$91,120
$91K
90th Percentile$113,900
$114K
Top Earners$123,000
$123K

Entry-level Instructional Coordinators earn around $54,700, while the top 10% earn $113,900 or more.

Top Paying States for Instructional Coordinators

StateEst. Median Salaryvs National
California$91,000+$13,560
New York$89,000+$11,560
Illinois$81,000+$3,560
Texas$76,000$-1,440
Florida$76,000$-1,440

Top Paying Cities for Instructional Coordinators

CityEst. Median Salaryvs National
New York$91,000+$13,560
Los Angeles$87,000+$9,560
Chicago$81,000+$3,560
Miami$79,000+$1,560
Houston$77,000$-440

City figures are Salario estimates that scale the national median by a city cost-of-labor multiplier; BLS does not publish a metro-level series for this title.

Required Skills & Certifications

Key Skills

Curriculum DevelopmentTeacher TrainingAssessmentData AnalysisStandards Alignment

Certifications

State Certification

Instructional Coordinator Career Progression

Typical salary growth path for a Instructional Coordinator from entry level to expert.

Entry Level

$54,700

0-2 years

Mid Career

$80,000

3-7 years

Senior

$104,800

8-14 years

Lead / Expert

$123,000

15+ years

EntryExpert

Instructional Coordinator Salary FAQ

How much does a Instructional Coordinator make in 2026?

The median salary for a Instructional Coordinator in the United States is $77,440 per year, the BLS OEWS May 2025 national median for Instructional Coordinators (SOC 25-9031); the mean is $80,920. Salario's calibrated tiers put entry-level positions around $54,700, senior professionals around $104,800, and top earners at $123,000 or more annually.

What education is needed to become a Instructional Coordinator?

A Instructional Coordinator typically requires a Master's Degree with 3-5 years of experience. Key skills include Curriculum Development, Teacher Training, Assessment. Relevant certifications such as State Certification can boost earning potential and career advancement.

What is the job outlook for Instructional Coordinators?

The job market for Instructional Coordinators is projected to grow by 6% over the next decade. There are currently approximately 228K Instructional Coordinator positions in the US. Salary growth over the past 5 years has been approximately 5%, reflecting steady demand for this role.

Which states pay Instructional Coordinators the most?

The highest-paying states for Instructional Coordinators include California, New York, Texas. In California, the median salary is approximately $91,000. However, cost of living varies significantly, so adjusted purchasing power should be considered when comparing salaries across states.

How can I increase my Instructional Coordinator salary?

To increase your Instructional Coordinator salary, focus on gaining expertise in high-demand skills like Curriculum Development and Teacher Training. Pursue certifications such as State Certification. Consider relocating to higher-paying markets like New York. With 3-5 years of experience, you can progress from $54,700 to $104,800 or more.

Methodology & Data Sources: Instructional Coordinator Salary

How we calculate Instructional Coordinator salary data: The national median is the official BLS OEWS May 2025 annual median wage for Instructional Coordinators (SOC 25-9031), retrieved from the BLS Public Data API. The entry, senior and top tiers are a Salario model: the shape of the distribution is Salario's, rescaled so that its median equals the BLS median. State and most city figures are Salario estimates that apply cost-of-labor multipliers to that median.

  1. National median salary: $77,440, BLS OEWS May 2025 annual median for Instructional Coordinators; BLS mean $80,920; BLS hourly median $37.23.
  2. Entry-level ($54,700) and senior-level ($104,800) are Salario tiers calibrated to the BLS median; they are not BLS percentiles. BLS publishes P10/P25/P75/P90 wages for this occupation in its OEWS tables.
  3. Job outlook: +6% projected growth is Salario's outlook figure; compare with the BLS Employment Projections program. BLS OEWS May 2025 counts 227,760 Instructional Coordinators jobs nationwide.
  4. 5-year salary growth: 5% is a Salario estimate of past 5-year wage growth for the Education sector, informed by the BLS Employment Cost Index.
  5. Education requirement: Master's Degree, per BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook entry for this occupation.
  6. State and city estimates apply Salario cost-of-labor multipliers to the national median of $77,440; city rows marked "BLS metro" are real OEWS metropolitan-area medians instead.

Authoritative US data sources for Instructional Coordinator compensation:

Disclaimer: Instructional Coordinator salary figures are statistical estimates for general guidance. Actual compensation depends on employer, location, negotiation, specific skills (Curriculum Development, Teacher Training, Assessment), certifications, and industry conditions. Always verify with multiple sources including current job listings, recruiter data, and direct employer offers before making career decisions.

Reviewed by Harlan Voss · Last updated May 17, 2026 · BLS figures: OEWS May 2025 release (published May 2026), retrieved from the BLS API on September 17, 2026

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