Teachers in Hawaii earn varying salaries depending on their experience, education level, and specific teaching roles. According to the Hawaii Department of Education salary schedule for the 2018-2019 school year, starting teachers with a bachelor's degree and no state-approved teacher education program (SATEP) certification earn around $35,962 to $37,218 annually. Those with a bachelor's plus 30 credit hours or a master's degree start higher, around $38,838 to $40,195. Teachers who have completed a SATEP and have 0-3 years of experience start at about $47,443 to $49,100, with salaries increasing with more experience and higher qualifications, reaching over $61,000 for those with a master's or PhD and several years of experience

. More recent data from job salary aggregators shows the average teacher salary in Hawaii is approximately $48,405 per year or $23.27 per hour

. High school teachers specifically earn an average of about $53,363 annually or $25.66 per hour, with salaries ranging broadly from around $50,900 to $64,900 depending on experience and qualifications

. Teachers report take-home pay around $3,400 per month after deductions, with some variation depending on pay schedule and benefits

. In summary, Hawaii teachers typically earn between $36,000 and $65,000 annually, with higher salaries for those with advanced degrees, certifications, and more years of experience. Entry-level teachers start closer to $36,000-$40,000, while experienced teachers with advanced credentials can earn $60,000 or more per year.