New Teachers to PCSC Sample Clauses

New Teachers to PCSC. A. New Teachers to PCSC shall be defined as someone who has not been employed by the corporation in a certified position in the last 12 months. B. All new teachers to the corporation will be recommended by the Superintendent for an initial salary consistent with the academic needs of the corporation. The new teacher shall be brought in at an initial base salary respective to that teacher’s years of teaching experience as outlined below. A new teacher can be brought in at no less than the base salary associated with zero years of experience. 0 $46,000 1 $47,250 2 $48,500 3 $49,750 4 $51,000 5 $52,250 6 $53,500 7 $54,750 8 $56,000 9 $57,250 10 $58,500 11 $59,750 12 $61,000 13 $62,000 14 $63,000 15 $64,000 16 $65,000 17 $66,000 18 $67,000 19 $68,000 20 $69,000 21 $70,000 22+ $71,000
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New Teachers to PCSC. A. New Teachers to PCSC shall be defined as someone who has not been employed by the corporation in a certified position in the last 12 months. B. All new teachers to the corporation will be recommended by the Superintendent for an initial salary consistent with the academic needs of the corporation. The new teacher shall be brought in at an initial base salary respective to that teacher’s years of teaching experience as outlined below. A new teacher can be brought in at no less than the base salary associated with zero years of experience. 0 $40,000 1 $40,200 2 $40,500 3 $42,000 4 $43,000 5 $44,000 6 $45,000 7 $46,000 8 $47,000 9 $48,000 10 $50,000 11 $51,000 12 $52,000 13 $53,500 14 $55,000 15 $56,500 16 $58,000 17 $59,500 18 $60,500 19+ $62,500 C. At the discretion of the Superintendent, additional dollars can be added to the initial base salary in order to meet the academic needs of the corporation as outlined below. The total dollar amount is not to exceed $4,000 providing the salary does not exceed $62,500. ● Scarce availability of instructors or licensed in a high demand area: up to $4,000 D. The president of PEA or designee shall be informed in writing prior to the district offering a teaching position to a potential hire when the Superintendent feels the need to include additional dollars (up to $4,000) to the initial base salary to meet the academic needs of the corporation. The president of PEA or designee shall be informed in writing of the following: the additional dollar amount; the years of teaching experience in public, private, or parochial schools; the educator license(s) the potential hire holds; and if the potential hire will be offered an extended contract. E. The president of PEA or designee shall be informed prior to the Board’s action when the Superintendent feels the need to deviate from the language in the master contract and offer a potential employee more than the $4,000 as outlined in the said contract, providing the salary does not exceed the top level of pay of the overall salary in the compensation model. The PEA shall respond within 2 working days. When hiring a salary outside of the contract language, the final decision shall be by mutual consent of the PEA and the Administration. The position will be contingent on Board approval.
New Teachers to PCSC. A. New Teachers to PCSC shall be defined as someone who has not been employed by the corporation in a certified position in the last 12 months. B. All new teachers to the corporation will be recommended by the Superintendent for an initial salary consistent with the academic needs of the corporation. The new teacher shall be brought in at an initial base salary respective to that teacher’s years of teaching experience as outlined below. A new teacher can be brought in at no less than the base salary associated with zero years of experience. 0 $37,000 1 $37,198 2 $37,500 3 $38,000 4 $39,000 5 $40,000 6 $41,000 7 $42,000 8 $43,000 9 $44,000 10 $46,000 11 $47,000 12 $48,000 13 $49,500 14 $51,000 15 $52,500 16 $54,000 17 $55,500 18+ $56,500 C. At the discretion of the Superintendent, additional dollars can be added to the initial base salary in order to meet the academic needs of the corporation as outlined below. The total dollar amount is not to exceed $4,000 providing the salary range does not exceed $56,500. • Scarce availability of instructors or licensed in a high demand area: up to $4,000 • Qualified to teach dual credit courses and/or CTE courses: up to $2000 • Bilingual (or greater) language skills that will benefit students: up to $2000 • Licensed in multiple areas: up to $2,000

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