- Plano Independent School District
- New Hire Salary Schedule
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New-Hire Salary Schedule
Teacher / Nurse / Librarian (185 days)
Years of Experience Bachelor’s Annual Master’s Annual 0 $63,000 $65,000 1 $63,400 $65,400 2 $63,800 $65,800 3 $64,300 $66,300 4 $64,700 $66,700 5 $67,600 $69,600 6 $68,000 $70,000 7 $68,400 $70,400 8 $68,800 $70,800 9 $69,200 $71,200 10 $69,600 $71,600 11 $70,000 $72,000 12 $70,400 $72,400 13 $70,800 $72,800 14 $71,200 $73,200 15 $71,600 $73,600 16 $72,000 $74,000 17 $72,400 $74,400 18 $72,800 $74,800 19 $73,500 $75,500 20 $74,200 $76,200 21 $74,650 $76,650 22 $75,100 $77,100 23 $75,550 $77,550 24 $76,000 $78,800 25 $76,450 $78,450 26 $76,900 $78,900 27 $77,350 $79,350 28 $77,800 $79,800 29 $78,250 $80,250 30 $78,700 $80,700 31 $79,150 $81,150 32 $79,600 $81,600 33 $80,050 $82,050 34 $80,500 $82,500 35 $80,950 $82,950 Years of experience and compensation are subject to service record verification and approval by HR. All new hires must provide service records to HR within 60 calendar days to avoid salary adjustment.
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Additional Stipends
Bilingual Certified — $5,000
For certified individuals working in a role classified as a bilingual position.
Behavior Instructional Specialist — $3,700
Deaf Education Teacher — $3,000
Special Education Teacher — $2,000
Special Education Teacher - Structured Classroom — $3,500
Advanced Degree Compensation
Doctorate Degree — $500
Newly hired teachers and campus administrators holding a doctoral degree related to education from an accredited college or university will receive this differential to be included in their initial daily rate. Employees with multiple degrees are only eligible to receive one advanced degree differential.
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Employee Health Benefits
The district contributes $330/month toward the cost of health benefit premiums for all eligible employees.
This hire-in schedule is not intended to determine salary levels for existing staff or be used to compute future earnings. Pay increases are based on the annual compensation plan as approved by the Board of Trustees.
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Criminal History Guidelines
Every person who wishes to serve as a District employee, volunteer, camp counselor, private teacher or contractor, or any other person who will have contact with District students shall have a criminal history search performed. More information
The 80th Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 9 (SB 9), which mandated the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to acquire criminal history through fingerprint submission on: (1) all certified educators who are currently employed, (2) all substitutes and (3) non-certified employees hired after January 1, 2008. This process requires the individual to hold a state-issued driver's license or state-issued ID card.