All teachers to receive a minimum increase of $1,100 under new HISD salary schedule

The HISD Board of Education last week approved a $1.74 billion budget that includes nearly $30 million that will go directly to teacher salaries. As a result, HISD is adopting a new salary schedule that will benefit all teachers. Under the new schedule, every current teacher, and those teachers hired by July 1, 2014, will see a minimum gain of $1,100.

Although the new salary schedule moves away from additional compensation for advanced degrees, current teachers with master’s and doctorate degrees will maintain their current salary, along with a $1,100 increase. The same is true for any new employee with an advanced degree who joins Team HISD by July 1, 2014. In addition, HISD will honor the master’s and doctoral degree salaries for current teachers, or new teachers hired by July 1, who are pursuing advanced degrees and who will earn that degree by August 2014.

Current teachers can determine their salary for the 2014-2015 school year by taking their years of teaching experience and applying them to the 2014-2015 Teacher Salary Schedule listed here.

Current teachers with an advanced degree and who want to determine their salary for 2014-2015, can refer to this document.

HISD’s Compensation Department is eager to help anyone who has questions and concerns about the new structure and how it will directly affect their pay. For more, write compensationdept@houstonisd.org.

15 thoughts on “All teachers to receive a minimum increase of $1,100 under new HISD salary schedule

  1. Gina Isabel

    I emailed the compensation department with questions regarding my pay for the upcoming school year. I was pleasantly surprised witht the fast response I received from Connie Davis! That’s what I call great customer service!

      1. HISD Communications

        They’re experiencing a high volume of requests. Hopefully you’ll hear back soon!

  2. Annette Thomas

    I’am pleased that my fellow co-workers will recieve additional monies for the hard work being asked of them. However, I would like to know how much, if any, will teacher assistants recieve. We work side by side with the teachers to ensure all students are educated on levels best suited for them. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Thanks in advance for the information.

    Annette Thomas educator at heart!

  3. Dovie Ford

    That is great for teachers, however I think assistants deserve some sort of compensation as well. They work just as hard if not harder. I was an assistant for 26 years and I felt I desreved more pay. I went back to school to recieve my bachelors and my masters, I am now an employment rep and I still think they do not make much either. I hope someone listens to the needs of the assistants

  4. melanie

    Please remember the General Clerks I, II and III and the school secretaries. We are truly the backbone of our schools also. We definitely need and would like an increase in our salaries. Thanks in advance

    1. HISD Communications

      This is a line from the main story about the 2014-2015 budget:

      “Additionally, all staff – including principals and assistant principals – will receive a three percent pay increase.”

  5. Marla Roberson

    It’s very sad that HISD is choosing to not continue to compensate for a masters degree. It is principal only, as the salary increase is minimal. It sends the message that higher education is not valued in hisd. It creates a culture of disrespect for higher education and teachers.

    1. HISD Communications

      This is a line from the main story about the 2014-2015 budget:

      “Additionally, all staff – including principals and assistant principals – will receive a three percent pay increase.”

  6. Letasha Turner

    What about the other employees (school bus drivers, cafeteria workers, etc…)..we are a part of Team Hisd..

    1. HISD Communications

      This is a line from the main story about the 2014-2015 budget:

      “Additionally, all staff – including principals and assistant principals – will receive a three percent pay increase.”

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