Georgetown ISD teachers to see 3.5% raise with new compensation plan
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Georgetown ISD teachers and librarians will see a 3.5% raise next school year with the district's new compensation plan.
The Board of Trustees adopted the plan for the 2024-2025 school year during Monday night's regular board meeting.
In addition to the raise for teachers and librarians, all other staff will see a raise equal to 2% of the midpoint of their salary scale.
Starting teachers will also make $56,500 a year, up from $54,450 and high-needs teachers in Special Education will receive stipends.
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Starting hourly rates were also increased to $16 for instructional aides and $15.50 for all other auxiliary and support staff, an increase of 50 cents an hour.
The new compensation plan will take effect after July 1 at the start of each employee’s contract.
A full district budget is expected to be approved at the June meeting.