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District Provisions. A. An in-service/review will be provided to employees at each school annually by a District Pupil Services staff member or by the site administrator. B. The District shall provide each employee with a copy and explanation of the laws regarding the employee’s responsibilities of reporting child abuse and materials on how to recognize child abuse 1 $60,289 $60,802 $63,840 $67,034 2 $61,204 $63,081 $66,238 $69,546 3 $62,278 $65,448 $68,721 $72,157 4 $64,365 $67,902 $71,299 $74,861 5 $66,777 $70,448 $73,972 $77,670 6 $69,279 $73,091 $76,744 $80,583 7 $71,878 $75,832 $79,622 $83,606 8 $74,575 $78,675 $82,608 $86,739 9 $74,575 $81,627 $85,710 $89,992 10 $74,575 $84,688 $88,920 $93,367 11 $74,575 $87,862 $92,258 $96,868 $74,575 12 $91,157 $95,715 $100,501 13 $74,575 $74,575 $91,157 $99,306 $104,269 14 $91,157 $103,028 $108,180 15 $74,575 $91,157 $103,028 $108,180 16 $74,575 $91,157 $103,028 $108,180 17 $74,575 $91,157 $103,028 $108,180 18 $74,575 $91,157 $103,028 $108,180 19 $74,575 $91,157 $103,028 $108,180 * 20 $76,439 $93,436 $105,604 $110,885 21 $76,439 $93,436 $105,604 $110,885 22 $76,439 $93,436 $105,604 $110,885 23 $76,439 $93,436 $105,604 $110,885 * 24 $78,304 $95,715 $108,180 $113,589 25 $78,304 $95,715 $108,180 $113,589 26 $78,304 $95,715 $108,180 $113,589 27 $78,304 $95,715 $108,180 $113,589 * 28 $80,168 $97,994 $110,756 $116,293 *Salary Anniversary Increments for steps 20 through 28 are based on Step 14 in columns A, B, C, & D. Salary advancement for anniversary credit is given at 20, 24, and 28 years of service. An additional $750 annual stipend will be paid to those employees who have earned a doctorate from an accredited university. The units beyond the degree are semester units which have been earned after the degree has been conferred. To convert quarter units to semester units, multiply by 2/3. All units must be verified by transcripts showing a grade of "C" or better, and be approved courses. 1 $60,289 $60,802 $63,840 $67,034 2 $61,204 $63,081 $66,238 $69,546 3 $62,278 $65,448 $68,721 $72,157 4 $64,365 $67,902 $71,299 $74,861 5 $66,777 $70,448 $73,972 $77,670 6 $69,279 $73,091 $76,744 $80,583 7 $71,878 $75,832 $79,622 $83,606 8 $74,575 $78,675 $82,608 $86,739 9 $77,372 $81,627 $85,710 $89,992 10 $80,272 $84,688 $88,920 $93,367 11 $83,283 $87,862 $92,258 $96,868 12 $83,283 $91,157 $95,715 $100,501 13 $83,283 $94,575 $99,306 $104,269 14 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 15 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 16 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 17 ...
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District Provisions. A. An in-service/review will be provided to employees at each school annually by a District Pupil Services staff member or by the site administrator. B. The District shall provide each employee with a copy and explanation of the laws regarding the employee’s responsibilities of reporting child abuse and materials on how to recognize child abuse 11 $74,575 $87,862 $92,258 $96,868 $74,575 13 $74,575 $74,575 $91,157 $99,306 $104,269 *Salary Anniversary Increments for steps 20 through 28 are based on Step 14 in columns A, B, C, & D. Salary advancement for anniversary credit is given at 20, 24, and 28 years of service. An additional $750 annual stipend will be paid to those employees who have earned a doctorate from an accredited university. The units beyond the degree are semester units which have been earned after the degree has been conferred. To convert quarter units to semester units, multiply by 2/3. All units must be verified by transcripts showing a grade of "C" or better, and be approved courses. 1 $60,289 $60,802 $63,840 $67,034 2 $61,204 $63,081 $66,238 $69,546 3 $62,278 $65,448 $68,721 $72,157 4 $64,365 $67,902 $71,299 $74,861 5 $66,777 $70,448 $73,972 $77,670 6 $69,279 $73,091 $76,744 $80,583 7 $71,878 $75,832 $79,622 $83,606 8 $74,575 $78,675 $82,608 $86,739 9 $77,372 $81,627 $85,710 $89,992 10 $80,272 $84,688 $88,920 $93,367 11 $83,283 $87,862 $92,258 $96,868 12 $83,283 $91,157 $95,715 $100,501 13 $83,283 $94,575 $99,306 $104,269 14 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 15 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 16 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 17 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 18 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 19 $83,283 $98,122 $103,028 $108,180 * 20 $85,365 $100,575 $105,604 $110,884 21 $85,365 $100,575 $105,604 $110,884 22 $85,365 $100,575 $105,604 $110,884 23 $85,365 $100,575 $105,604 $110,884 * 24 $87,447 $103,028 $108,180 $113,589 25 $87,447 $103,028 $108,180 $113,589 26 $87,447 $103,028 $108,180 $113,589 27 $87,447 $103,028 $108,180 $113,589 * 28 $89,529 $105,480 $110,756 $116,293 *Salary Anniversary Increments for steps 20 through 28 are based on Step 14 in columns A, B, C, & D. Salary advancement for anniversary credit is given at 20, 24, and 28 years of service. An additional $750 annual stipend will be paid to those employees who have earned a doctorate from an accredited university. The units beyond the degree are semester units which have been earned after the degree has been conferred. To convert quarter units to semester units, mu...
District Provisions. (1) By executing this Amendment, the District of Columbia expressly agrees to be bound by and comply with the terms of the January 30, 2012 SmarTrip® Agreement except as otherwise changed by this Amendment. (2) WMATA agrees to create an operating reimbursable account to facilitate the inclusion of the District of Columbia as a full Participating Jurisdiction and for payment of DDOT’s share of the Operating Costs (“DDOT SmarTrip® Operating Account”) within sixty (60) days of the date of this Amendment. WMATA and DDOT agree that WMATA shall transfer from the Operating Reimbursable Account for the DC Circulator to the DDOT SmarTrip® Operating Account a reserve payment of $156,250 which constitutes one (1) year of estimated operating costs plus a contingency of 25% to fund in advance the DDOT SmarTrip® Operating Reimbursable Account (the “Reserve Payment”). All future funding shall be in Accordance with Section 2.03 of the SmarTrip® Agreement plus any funds withdrawn from the Reserve Payment. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the SmarTrip® Agreement, the District’s obligation to make any payment pursuant to this Amendment or the SmarTrip® Agreement shall be limited to the balance of the DDOT SmarTrip® Operating Reimbursable Account including the Reserve Payment on the date the Districts obligation arises.

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