Sept. 26, 2023 Weekly Notifications
September 26th, 2023
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Provo City School District has formed a Salary Study Committee to begin to look at the certified salary schedule and teacher salaries in the district. This committee has met twice. Included in this post, you will see the minutes from the first two meetings. Please understand that this committee is in the very early stages of this process and is gathering as much information as possible. The committee will provide monthly updates about committee meetings. In the near future, you will also see educational information regarding salaries and benefits. If you have any questions about your salaries or benefits, please reach out to the district’s HR department.
The purpose of the committee is to study the current teacher salary and compensation package in comparison to other districts in the state which have increased salaries and to neighboring districts and recommend necessary changes to remain competitive. The compensation package includes benefits, etc.
The Committee discussed addressing reasons people are leaving besides just salary, compensation for highly impacted schools, overall cost of compensation package and what it would take to make everyone feel compensated and competitive.
The Committee will initially meet once a month and will add additional dates as needed.
The group discussed the three types of salary schedules provided at the previous meeting:
Prepare to discuss:
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