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[quote=Anonymous]Using my 20 years experience with a Masters as an example, MCPS has the biggest difference in salary for a new hire compared to current employees. This reduces diversity of thought and makes it easier to brainwash and control current teachers.

Montgomery County $72,533 ($105,244 for current employees)

PG county $67,146 ($93,780 for current employees)

“It should be noted that the starting salary for all conditional candidates, regardless of educational attainment, will be placed on Table A Grade 2 on the PGCEA Salary Scale.“

https://www.pgcps.org/offices/humanresources/careers/salary-scales-for-educators

Howard county $90,882 ($95,149 for current employees)
*Do they have a county pension plan in addition to the state pension? Is this why their pay is higher?

“All new teachers will be placed on the proper step of the salary schedule according to their certification, experience, and education, but not to exceed Step 18 of the appropriate lane. No presently employed teacher will receive less than the salary indicated on the salary schedule for their credited certification, experience, and education.”

https://www.hcpss.org/f/employment/2022-hcea-agreement.pdf

Fairfax County $84,763 (versus $98,310 for current employees)

New hires maximum entry step is 13
https://www.fcps.edu/sites/default/files/media/pdf/FY22-teacher-194-day.pdf

Frederick County $79,779 (same as current employees and top of their pay scale)

https://campussuite-storage.s3.amazonaws.com/prod/33903/86de7fb0-3a18-11e6-b537-22000bd8490f/2360095/32892e62-6e52-11ec-b28e-0e33f0dd50ef/file/Salary_Teacher_10mo_2022.pdf

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