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Dallas School Budget Great for Teachers

The Dallas Schools presented a budget to theadministrative employees will see about a 3%
trustees that may have teachers receivingraise. The Dallas Schools will create
raises as high as $5000 next school year. Theincentive stipends to encourage principals
proposed $1.16 billion budget contains nearlyand teachers to move to "hard to staff"
$31.5 million for salary increases and newschools. Within the Dallas Schools there are
incentives for educators and support staff ofthree area high schools and two middle
the Dallas Schools. The Dallas Schools willschools considered "hard to staff' due to
also cover the rise in health insurance coststheir location in low income and high crime
for its employees, instead of passing thatareas. Those willing to move there could get
cost on through higher premiums, which meansanywhere from $6000 for teachers, to $10,000
lower  pay  checks.for principals. The details of that incentive
plan are still in the planning stages, but
Budget  Impacts  Sizes  of  Dallas  Schoolsadministrators in Dallas Schools feel that
this will attract experienced quality
The budget for the Dallas Schools alsoteachers and administrators to the areas
contains funding for the effort to havewhere their skills are the most desperately
smaller class sizes in middle schools, andneeded.
more arts teachers in the elementary schools.
Added funds will also give the high schoolThe trustees of the Dallas Schools are
teachers an additional planning period. Thesescheduled to vote on the budget at a meeting
are the things that teachers in the Dallasin June. The overall spending in Dallas
Schools say are important to them. TheseSchools is expected to increase by about $38
three efforts alone, proposed and encouragedmillion; however the Dallas taxpayers will
by the teachers and administrators of thenot see an increase in their contribution.
Dallas Schools, could take a $17.1 millionThey will actually see a lower tax rate
bite out of the proposed budget. But allbecause of a growing tax base, increased aid
involved say that the pay off is well worthfor schools from the state, and lower
the cost. Superintendent Michael Hinojosa ofinterest payments on the 2002 bond program.
the Dallas Schools called the plan a "robust,Dallas Schools Teacher Union President, Aimee
teacher-friendly" budget. Educators laud hisBolender, said that the proposed salary
long-term vision in an era of high-stakesincreases are "more than fair, and that the
testing. There is a national battle on whereother initiatives - smaller classes and more
to  spend  scarce  educational  funds.planning time - will benefit educators. More
importantly it will have a positive impact on
Pay  Packages  for Teachers in Dallas Schoolsthe education of the students of the Dallas
Schools that we serve".
On average other school support staff such as



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