I'm taking a survey- preschool teachers- what is you hourly wage and how many children are in your class?

Again, it depends on the state you teach in and whether it's public school pre-k or a privately owned, state funded, etc.

I'm an assistant preschool teacher at a daycare with a CDA and 4 years experiance, I make about $8.00 an hour. The head teacher in my room with a B.A. in early childhood education and 10 years experiance makes about $14.00 an hour. There are 16 childern ages 3-5 years in our classroom.

england, essex, £5.66 an hour, depends on the day but there are roughly 22 children on role, not enough staff and has its a charity funds are low, a poor area where many children have huge emotional issues and many need extra support which cannot be given due to the low brain span of commitee members and the absolute self centred, rudeness and uncaring attitude of several non qualified, non experienced controlling commitee members.

I'm not a preschool teacher but I can tell you an average pay in Montana is about $6.50 an hour.

$11 per hour, max of 15 students, Christian Preschool in Pennsylvania

i was working for the YMCA in Denver and i started out with 8.25 then worked my way up to 10.00. on average we had 25 kids with 3 to 4 teachers in the room. it got kind of crowded, but we made due

i am a first yr. pre k teacher. i make about 13.50 an hour (don't yet have my AA) there are about 10 kids in my class i live in CA

$5, 10, TN