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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The step increases are normal part of being a teacher. You get a step each year between years 1-20, then they stop until year 25 where you get one, then a final step in year 30. Steps are around $2,500 depending on which step you are on. [/quote] The step increases might be normal for a teacher within MCPS but it's not necessarily the norm when comparing against other school systems. And is a reason why the pay and benefits at MCPS are above average when comparing against surrounding areas.[/quote] Yes, thank you for the correction, I didn't specify MCPS. However, this is why many teachers choose MCPS over Frederick or Howard counties or even other states. Again, to attract good teachers, you want to pay and treat them well. [/quote]
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