Substitute teachers in Florida make approximately between $15.00 and $21.25 per hour, depending on their education and experience level. For example, in Brevard Public Schools, the pay rates are:

• $15.00 per hour for those with a high school diploma or an associate degree
• $17.50 per hour for those with a bachelor's degree or higher
• $21.25 per hour for retired teachers working as substitutes

On average, the statewide hourly wage for substitute teachers is around $17.00 to $17.21 per hour, translating to about $35,000 annually if working full time

. Some districts or cities may offer higher rates; for instance, in Lakeland, the average is about $19.32 per hour

, and in Miami or Kissimmee, rates can reach close to $19.50 per hour

. Long-term or permanent substitute teachers, who take on more responsibilities and longer assignments, can earn higher salaries, ranging roughly from $44,000 to $65,000 annually in Florida

. Daily rates reported by staffing agencies vary but typically range from about $140 to $190 per day for regular assignments, with long-term assignments sometimes paying more

. In summary, Florida substitute teacher pay varies by district, education, and assignment length, with typical hourly wages between $15 and $21 and annual salaries from about $30,000 to over $60,000 for long-term substitutes.