Teacher pay scale – Westport CT
As I find them, I will post teacher pay scales, concentrating on communities not so far from NYC. For the New York City Department of Education salary schedule, click current or future.
Westport, Connecticut is an affluent town on Long Island Sound, just east of Norwalk. It is liberal, white (over 95%) and rich (per capita income over $70,000).
Westport’s salary schedule is below the fold ———–>
I don’t understand this salary chart completely. In particular, I don’t know why the first two lines are blank (is there a separate probationary schedule that I missed??)
As you review the numbers below, notice how slowly the jumps are fairly even, until the end when they jump. (there is a $6000 step moving from 12 to 13 in the leftmost column!) And that one $90K figure seems to jump out of nowhere.
Step 16 appears to have errors. They are in the source.
For comparison, NYC’s bigger raises are more spread (see link at the top of this article), and neighboring (urban, middle class) Norwalk has a more generous scale, except at the very top. Click to see Norwalk’s teacher pay scale.
TEACHERS’
SALARY SCHEDULE 2006 – 2007
STEP |
BA |
MA or BA+30 |
MA+60 or BA+30 |
MA+60 or BA+90 |
1 |
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2 |
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3 |
41997 |
45126 |
48996 |
52537 |
4 |
42878 |
46789 |
50527 |
54271 |
5 |
44850 |
48730 |
52905 |
55906 |
6 |
47012 |
50931 |
55109 |
57534 |
7 |
49364 |
53630 |
57491 |
60347 |
8 |
51886 |
55844 |
59782 |
62749 |
9 |
54467 |
58460 |
62566 |
65158 |
10 |
56996 |
60673 |
64858 |
67731 |
11 |
59269 |
63289 |
67157 |
70543 |
12 |
61921 |
65905 |
69836 |
72956 |
13 |
67774 |
68188 |
72515 |
75762 |
14 |
70604 |
74808 |
78538 |
|
15 |
73692 |
77165 |
80992 |
|
16 |
82058 |
80491 |
84807 |
|
17 |
88192 |
93289 |
Source: Westport Board of Education
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Does anyone happen to know the teacher payscale for Windsor, CT and how it compares to other districts within the Greater Hartford area? Thanks!
I need to appeal for more links. The ten or so I have are not nearly enough.
I believe Connecticut prefers to only hire teachers with at least twenty months experience, http://www.sde.ct.gov/sde/cwp/view.asp?a=2613&q=321278 this would explain the gap.