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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Question- do schools "pay" more for more experienced (higher salaried) teachers? Is there an incentive to hire only new, cheap teachers? Or is a teacher the same as another teacher on the system?[/quote] We pay the same for a first year as a 25-year which is great! You can look up all DC government employee salaries online--they post a very large PDF twice a year. [/quote] Stated another way, the individual school budget does not reflect the actual salaries of the teachers in the building -- every teaching position is listed in the budget as if they all earned the same average salary. But the teachers actual salaries vary widely based on the compensation model. This spreads the cost of experienced teachers across the system and eliminates a budget incentive to push out older teachers at the school level and makes it easier for smaller schools (with smaller) budgets to keep experienced teachers without hurting the bottom line.[/quote]
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