Jefferson contract - what does that mean?

[Anonymous]

My AP told me I’ll have to sign a new (Jefferson) contract. Asked him what that meant but didn’t respond as of yet.

This is in LCPS. Any help is appreciated.

[Anonymous]

A Jefferson contract is usually an extra class. In high school that would be teaching 6 classes instead of 5. More money of course, but more work.

[Anonymous]

They pay teachers more at TJHSST- hence the “Jefferson”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They pay teachers more at TJHSST- hence the “Jefferson”.

No

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My AP told me I’ll have to sign a new (Jefferson) contract. Asked him what that meant but didn’t respond as of yet.

This is in LCPS. Any help is appreciated.

Your affair partner told you this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My AP told me I’ll have to sign a new (Jefferson) contract. Asked him what that meant but didn’t respond as of yet.

This is in LCPS. Any help is appreciated.

Your affair partner told you this?

Yes. Her affair partner. Definitely not the assistant principal.

[Anonymous]

Great. More money in the same working hours. The new extra class has 7 students 🥳

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They pay teachers more at TJHSST- hence the “Jefferson”.

No

That is the case. Where do you think the term Jefferson contract comes from? It may surprise you to know that there aren’t a lot of computer engineers, physicists, etc. that will work for regular teacher pay. Anyone that has been around a while knows this.