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What child, family, and school social workers are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What child, family, and school social workers are paid nationally 10th percentile $42,280, 25th percentile $48,270, median $59,550, 75th percentile $76,070, 90th percentile $95,530 $42,280 $95,530 $48,270 $76,070 Median $59,550
The ten states with the most child, family, and school social workers employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California60,310$52,270 to $82,080 (middle half), median $65,200
New York30,170$56,230 to $79,510 (middle half), median $65,100
Texas21,670$46,330 to $63,870 (middle half), median $55,680
Illinois19,860$52,320 to $81,650 (middle half), median $63,220
Pennsylvania16,200$44,700 to $63,480 (middle half), median $50,820
Ohio16,050$47,310 to $61,160 (middle half), median $51,520
Michigan15,760$47,740 to $75,380 (middle half), median $59,270
Florida14,000$47,130 to $64,940 (middle half), median $56,550
North Carolina13,010$49,010 to $68,120 (middle half), median $59,610
Massachusetts10,900$61,150 to $94,650 (middle half), median $75,570

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.