Del Valle ISD teachers, staff to see 3% raise for next school year
DEL VALLE, Texas - Del Valle ISD teachers, staff and some administrators will see a 3% salary increase next school year.
The Board of Trustees approved the increase at a Special Board Meeting on Monday, May 20.
With this raise, DVISD's starting teacher salary is now up to $59,600 per year.
In addition to the salary raise, the minimum rate for hourly staff is now $18 an hour, up $2 an hour. All hourly staff will also receive an equity adjustment.
All staff will also be receiving a one-time stipend of $1,000 for professional development, with additional one-time stipends of $1,000 for staff with 5–10 years with the District and $1,500 for staff with more than 10 years with the District.
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The salary increases will be part of a budget proposal considered by the Board at its June regular meeting.
Del Valle ISD also offers stipends for hard-to-fill positions, including $7,500 for bilingual certified teachers and $5,000 for special education teachers. Other stipends include $3,000 for secondary science and math teachers.
The district is hosting a job fair on June 8 from 5-7 p.m. at the Del Valle Opportunity Center. There will also be a virtual information session for prospective employees on the district's pay and benefits on June 18 at 3 p.m.
Details on the job fair, virtual information session, and all open positions are available online.