La Cañada Unified reaches tentative deal with teachers on salary increase
The La Cañada Unified School District has reached a tentative agreement with its teachers union, agreeing to pay a 4.25% salary increase retroactive to the beginning of this school year that will be applied to a new salary schedule taking effect July 1.
The restructured salary schedule includes an overall increase of 5.28% in teacher salary expenditures, according to a statement issued Wednesday by LCUSD Supt. Wendy Sinnette.
The highest earnable base salary will rise to $98,725 from the $90,720 outlined in the previous salary schedule.
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FOR THE RECORD
May 27, 4:45 p.m.: An earlier version of this article said the highest earnable base salary would rise to $112,309. That figure is for school psychologists; for teachers, it would rise to $98,725.
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“I would like to thank the governing board for their guidance and stewardship which has allowed a tentative agreement to be reached,” Sinnette said in the statement, adding that members of the La Cañada Teachers Assn. were scheduled to review and vote on the agreement by the end of the month.
The school board will be presented with the tentative agreement for ratification at its next regularly scheduled meeting June 14.
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