SOC 21-1021 · Texas

Child, Family, and School Social Workers Salary in Texas

Child, family, and school social workers in Texas earn the most in Killeen (average $60,830 a year) and the least in Brownsville ($45,120), across the 25 Texas metro areas we cover. Statewide, BLS puts the child, family, and school social workers average at $55,700 and the median at $55,680 for 21,670 workers. The U.S. average for this job is $64,000.

$61Khighest: Killeen
$45Klowest: Brownsville
19,610jobs in these metros
25metro areas
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Child, Family, and School Social Workers average salary by city in Texas

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
Killeen$60,830$56,670$48,790$51,05791
Austin$59,770$58,640$48,840$50,20598
San Angelo$59,060$60,180$51,790$49,63592
McAllen$58,380$58,040$46,440$49,08886
Dallas$57,860$57,080$48,110$48,671103
Sherman$57,850$58,950$46,900$48,66294
Houston$57,590$56,670$48,790$48,45499
Corpus Christi$57,390$57,490$48,790$48,29393
San Antonio$56,830$56,670$47,480$47,84395
Victoria$56,820$59,900$48,580$47,83590
Waco$56,780$53,670$48,790$47,80393
Odessa$56,660$54,510$48,790$47,70694
Wichita Falls$55,240$54,950$45,790$46,56590
Midland$54,310$51,790$45,100$45,81896
El Paso$53,850$54,340$43,820$45,44890
College Station$53,810$51,410$45,170$45,41691
Laredo$53,150$49,900$44,230$44,88687
Tyler$53,060$52,290$42,680$44,81492
Amarillo$52,550$48,790$42,510$44,40492
Beaumont$52,070$50,710$40,000$44,01890
Longview$51,330$45,400$40,740$43,42489
Abilene$51,200$48,790$42,280$43,31990
Texarkana$50,780$46,900$38,860$42,98284
Lubbock$49,390$48,490$37,480$41,86591
Brownsville$45,120$40,580$34,650$38,43486

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; Texas has no state income tax. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

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