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Jul 2, 2016
Source: PENC email We are actually getting a raise, and not just for the younger folks. I can't copy the whole thing, so I'll just hit some highlights:
A first year teacher gets nothing. Fair. $3500/month for someone with NO experience isn't half bad, and they got good raises two years (two years?) ago.
A teacher with one year experience gets $75/month this year ... and in 2018-2019 gets another $25. Again, they got good raises a couple years ago.
A teacher with ten years experience gets $25 now and another $450 in 2018-2019. That's a big deal.
A teacher with twenty years experience gets $150 now and another $200 in 2018-2019.
A teacher with twenty-five years experience gets $100 now ... and nothing more ever. So the top-out salary is $51,000.
The five-year increments are gone for younger teachers, but 15-19 years is still one big lump, as is 20-24 and 25+ years experience.
I can't see a...See More
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> On 7/16/16, A wrote:
>> Of course we're getting raises because it's an election
>> year; however, it's also the best raise older teachers
>> have had in
> a
>> while. Would more be nice? Of course! Do we deserve
>> more?
Of
>> course! But refusing ...See More