Sentences with phrase «of the salary schedule»

In those districts, a single teacher will never be able to dedicate less than 30 percent of their income to homeowner costs, even at the top of the salary schedule.

Veteran teachers received little, and some at the very high end of the salary schedule say they received no raises.

A district could easily assert that it should be exempt from any sort of salary schedule so that it could pay good teachers more.

This study examines the relative distribution of salary schedule returns to experience for beginning and veteran teachers.

Respondents are assumed to start at the bottom of the salary schedule at age 25, and increase one step for each year that they participate in the workforce (according to my definition).

QUESTION: What is the annual salary for a teacher with a master's degree on the highest step of the salary schedule?

And boards of education want to compete in the marketplace for entry - level teachers, so early sections of the salary schedule are artificially inflated.

A further flattening of the salary schedule would permit a further increase in starting salaries, with no net growth in public expenditure.

Act 10, passed in 2011, limited collective bargaining and allowed school districts to get rid of salary schedules included in union contracts that awarded pay increases based only on years spent teaching.

Nearly every school district in the nation uses the same type of salary schedule to pay its teachers — a schedule with «steps» and «lanes» that pays based on years in the classroom, and you automatically get paid more if you have a master's degree or higher.

Ninety - six percent of the 112 major U.S. school districts included in the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) Teacher Contract Database pay teachers with MA degrees more than those with BA degrees, with an average difference of $ 3,205 in the first year of teaching, $ 4,176 in the fifth year, and $ 8,411 at the top of the salary schedule.

[9] Buying a house in most of the districts in our sample (62 percent) is within reach of two married teachers within 5 years, even if they start at the bottom of the salary schedule, as opposed to the 20 percent of districts where this is possible on a single starting teacher's salary.

[4] We assume the new teacher starts on the first step of the salary schedule having earned only a Bachelor's degree.