Re: Salary scale for Hawaii teachers
Posted by Drew on 1/15/08
Is the step 6 listing for one year experience or do you only get
46K even if you are hired with 6 years?
Thanks
On 6/01/07, ilene wrote:
> Pat: It is right that if you start at 41K, you stay at 41K until
> the union negotiates a raise or you complete 15 credits, aligned
> with your school's ACFIN, through PDERI. After step 7 you remain
> at the same salary unless and until the union negotiates. Good
> luck.
>
> On 5/23/07, Pat wrote:
>> You have to be a teacher, and log onto the HSTA website to see
> the full pay
>> scale. All you need is you last name and SSN.
>>
>> On 5/10/07, Brian wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> How is the pay scale for teachers constructed in Hawaii?
>>> I was on the phone with recruitment today. She was saying
>>> that you don't move up in pay each year. Rather your
>>> salary stays the same from year to year until the teachers
>>> union negotiates a mass pay raise for all teachers.
>>>
>>> This can't be right. If that were the case, you would be
>>> hired in at about $41k for SATEP 6, and then never receive
>>> a pay raise until the next union contract negotiation.
>>> Every state I've seen has a year-by-year pay increase
>>> built into the guide. There is no way you start out at
>>> $41k and then stay there next year and the year afer.
>>>
>>> How would anybody reach maximum? I can't seem to find
>>> *any* information on what a Hawaii teacher is paid beyond
>>> step 6. For example, what does a Hawaii teacher on step
>>> 10 earn?
>>>
>>> All I could find was this:
>>> http://doe.k12.hi.us/personnel/teachersalaryschedule.pdf
>>>
>>> Underneath the chart, it says this: "The classes II, III
>>> and VII are entry levels on the Teacher Salary Schedule."
>>>
>>> So where does the salary go after this? I've spent at
>>> least 6 hours trying to find this information out.
>>>
>>> There has to be a pay grid somewhere.
>>>
>>>
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