Teacher transferring from SC to NC
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Aug 14, 2015
I am just trying to find out if I will recieve masters pay in North Carolina or not.
Under the original elemnation I would not have but I was under the impression that last summer they fixed it so that teachers who were currently taking classes could still get the pay increase.
I can't seem to get a straight answer from anyone in NCAE or my county office.
NC will not give increase in pay for Masters.
NORTH Carolina is not honoring out of state transfer's masters. I don't think they will pay for your masters. I believe last fall was the deadline. Let us know what you find out.
On 8/17/15, Disgusted Math Teacher wrote: > This was posted last year on NCAE's website. I also read > the budget from last year. They did say this, but I a...See More
On 8/17/15, Disgusted Math Teacher wrote: > This was posted last year on NCAE's website. I also read > the budget from last year. They did say this, but I a...See More
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