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International Leadership of Texas H-1B salaries

International Leadership of Texas filed 39 certified H-1B applications between Oct 2023 and Jun 2026. Half of them paid more than $56,990 a year. The typical offer was about level with the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$56,990
Middle half earn
$49,543 to $58,935
Top 10% earn over
$60,565
Certified filings
39

Every filing

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Pay by job title

GLA, Teacher2$59,210–$59,210 – $59,210
Chinese LOTE, Teacher2$49,423–$49,363 – $49,483
Spanish LOTE, Teacher2$54,065–$51,804 – $56,326
LOTE Teacher2$50,360–$49,590 – $51,130
LOTE Chinese Teacher2$48,820–$48,820 – $48,820
2nd Grade DLI Teacher1$59,210–$59,210 – $59,210
5th Grade Dual Language Spanish- Math Teacher1$51,453–$51,453 – $51,453
Director1$79,810−56%$79,810 – $79,810
Assistant Principal (K-2)1$56,990–$56,990 – $56,990
Assistant Principal1$48,930−37%$48,930 – $48,930
Dual Language Spanish Teacher K-21$59,210–$59,210 – $59,210
Elementary Teacher1$57,200−4%$57,200 – $57,200
Fine Arts Chinese Program Coordinator (Instructional Coach)1$50,120–$50,120 – $50,120
Executive Director1$110,690−51%$110,690 – $110,690
GLA Elementary School Teacher1$58,660–$58,660 – $58,660
Dual Language Immersion Math Teacher1$57,587–$57,587 – $57,587
Dual Language Immersion Spanish Teacher1$57,587–$57,587 – $57,587
Chinese Kung Fu Instructor1$57,587–$57,587 – $57,587
Instructional Coach DLI and LOTE Teacher1$61,755–$61,755 – $61,755
High School Teacher, GLA1$60,267–$60,267 – $60,267
High School Teacher1$51,900−10%$51,900 – $51,900
Instructional Coach DLI & LOTE Teacher1$61,755–$61,755 – $61,755
Kindergarten Teacher, Spanish1$38,493–$38,493 – $38,493
International Marketing Analyst1$55,682+4%$55,682 – $55,682
LOTE Spanish Teacher, GLA, RA1$51,900–$51,900 – $51,900
Intermediate and Advanced Chinese LOTE, Teacher1$49,543–$49,543 – $49,543
LOTE Teacher- Spanish1$51,900–$51,900 – $51,900
Math Teacher1$57,587+6%$57,587 – $57,587
Music Teacher1$48,820−12%$48,820 – $48,820
Middle School Social Studies Teacher1$57,587+16%$57,587 – $57,587
Secondary LOTE Mandarin Chinese Teacher1$52,880–$52,880 – $52,880
Spanish Teacher1$57,587+7%$57,587 – $57,587
Spanish Teacher, LOTE1$49,543–$49,543 – $49,543
Teacher K-21$59,210–$59,210 – $59,210

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
Garland, TX12$57,587$55,718 – $59,210
Houston, TX4$54,354$49,976 – $59,007
Cleveland, TX3$57,200$53,010 – $57,394
Katy, TX3$48,820$48,820 – $48,875
Richardson, TX3$79,810$67,746 – $95,250
Grand Prairie, TX2$50,136$49,478 – $50,795
College Station, TX2$55,555$53,728 – $57,382
Fort Worth, TX2$51,212$50,377 – $52,046
Midlothian, TX2$59,210$59,210 – $59,210
Desoto, TX1$51,900$51,900 – $51,900
Arlington, TX1$57,587$57,587 – $57,587
Lancaster, TX1$58,660$58,660 – $58,660
North Richland Hills, TX1$49,303$49,303 – $49,303
Pearland, TX1$38,493$38,493 – $38,493
Richmond, TX1$49,543$49,543 – $49,543

By year

20231$48,930
202419$57,587
20255$48,820
202614$58,100

By experience level

Level I3$50,120
Level II10$52,612
Level III11$57,587
Level IV15$51,900

Levels I to IV are the Labor Department's experience bands, from entry level (I) to fully competent (IV).