Salary Enhancements for Graduate Coursework Sample Clauses

Salary Enhancements for Graduate Coursework. ‌ When a professional educator completes graduate coursework, he/she will receive salary enhancements in the academic year immediately following the completion of the required hours. When a professional educator completes enough coursework for more than one enhancement (i.e. BS + 16 to MA), he/she shall receive the accumulation of all eligible enhancements at the same time. Bachelor’s Degree + 8 hours + 16 hours + 24 hours Master’s Degree/ NBC + 12 hours + 24 hours 2nd Master’s/ CAS/NBC + $500 + $500 + $500 + 4% * + $775 + $775 +4% * * The 4% and 4% enhancements for the 1st and 2nd Master’s Degrees respectively are of the previous year’s base pay, provided the professional educator was previously BS + 24 or MA + 24. Should a professional educator complete a degree and was not a BS + 24 or MA + 24, the 4% and 4% enhancements will be on the previous year’s base pay and any other enhancements the professional educator completed. Example: In 2019-20 a professional educator was BS+0 with 5 years of experience earning $32,700. The professional educator was working toward a Master’s degree, completed 10 hours by the start of the 2021- 22 school year, 28 hours by the start of the 2022-23 school year, and finished his/her degree by the start of the 2023-24 school year. Academic Year Degree Level Raise Salary Enhancement Salary 2019-20 BS + 0 $32,700 2020-21 BS + 0 .0395 * $32,700 = $1,292 $33,992 2021-22 BS + 10 .0350 * $33,992 = $1,190 + $500 $35,682 2023-24 MA .0330 * $37,895 = $1,251 .04 * $37,895 = $1,516 $40,662 2024-25 MA .0330 * $40,662 = $1,342 $42,004 Example: In 2019-20 a professional educator was BS+0 with 5 years of experience earning $32,700. The professional educator was working toward a Master’s degree, completed 5 hours by the start of the 2021-22 school year, 16 hours by the start of the 2022-23 school year, and finished his/her degree by the start of the 2023-24 school year. Academic Year Degree Level Raise Salary Enhancement Salary 2019-20 BS + 0 $32,700 2020-21 BS + 0 .0395 * $32,700 = $1,292 $33,992 2021-22 BS + 5 .0350 * $33,992 = $1,190 + $0 $35,182 2023-24 MA (This is a double jump year, ending with the degree) .0330 * $37,378 = $1,233 + $500 + .04 * ($37,378 + $500) = $1,515 $40,626 2024-25 MA .0330 * $40,626 = $1,341 $41,967
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