APPENDIX A
May 24, 2006 11:19 AM
C. Longevity Increments
1. Effective September 16, 1998 or on such date thereafter as the requirements shall be met, additional compensation shall be paid to those teachers eligible therefor pursuant to the conditions and at the rates set forth below. Such additional compensation shall be known as the “longevity increment” and the gross annual salary rates of teachers to whom said longevity increment is payable shall be computed by adding the sum provided per annum to the rates ascertained without consideration of said longevity increment. Longevity increments shall be payable as follows to appointed teachers with the requisite years of pedagogical service in the New York City public schools:
LONGEVITY INCREMENTS
Years of NYC Public
School Service Effective Dates
Current 12-1-03 12-1-04 11-1-05 10-1-06
10 but less than 13 $3,320 $3,386 $3,505 $3,698 $3,818
13 but less than 15 5,026 5,127 5,306 5,598 5,780
15 but less than 18 8,630 8,803 9,111 9,612 9,925
18 but less than 20 9,576 9,768 10,110 10,666 11,013
20 but less than 22 16,568 16,899 17,490 18,452 19,052
22 or more 20,503 20,913 21,645 22,835 23,578
2. Pursuant to law, the service required for these longevity increments shall include teaching service outside the New York City public school system and/or related non-teaching experience for which salary credit was granted by the Board prior to April 12, 1971.
D. Payment Under Schedule C1
Rates under Schedule C1 shall be paid to teachers who do not qualify as provided hereinafter in this Section for payment under any other Schedule.
E. Qualification for Schedule C2-First Differential
1. Rates under Schedule C2 shall be paid to teachers covered by this Agreement when they qualify for a salary differential by reason of having completed (1) 30 semester hours of approved study beyond the baccalaureate or (2) 30 semester hours of approved study beyond such courses offered for and accepted by the Board as the equivalent of a baccalaureate for eligibility for the license under which the teacher is serving at the time of filing application for the salary differential or (3) holding an approved master’s degree issued by a recognized college or university. In any of the above cases, qualification for the differential shall be evidenced by a certificate issued by the Chancellor.
2. Effective January 1, 1958, rates under Schedule C2 shall be paid to teachers covered by this Agreement who, at the time of licensing, were not required to be holders of a baccalaureate or its equivalent as an exclusive prerequisite to said licensing; with the proviso that such teachers qualify for a salary differential, as evidenced by a certificate issued by the Chancellor, by reason of having completed 30 semester hours of approved study beyond the academic qualifications submitted and accepted for said licensing; except that the additional 30 semester hours of approved study shall be waived (for purposes of placement under this paragraph only) in the case of any teacher holding a baccalaureate or who was graduated from an approved four year normal school course, if such teacher was licensed as a result of an examination wherein the academic qualifications for the license were not restricted to holders of a baccalaureate or its equivalent.
3. Effective July l, 1964, any teacher who was graduated from an approved three-year normal or teacher training school course and has completed 15 semester hours of approved study beyond such graduation shall qualify for salary placement under Schedule C2 if such a teacher, at the time of licensing, was not required to be a holder of a baccalaureate or its equivalent as an exclusive prerequisite to such licensing.
4. Effective July l, 1962, teachers of shop subjects (trades) shall qualify for the salary differential payable pursuant to the terms and conditions of this paragraph upon completion of the required 32 semester hours of approved teacher training courses set forth in Section 389 of the Board of Education by-laws.
Effective February 1, 1985, teachers of shop subjects (trades) shall qualify for the salary differential payable pursuant to the terms and conditions of this paragraph upon completion of the required 30 semester hours of approved teacher training courses set forth in Chancellor’s Regulation C389. Years of experience beyond those required for the license may be substituted for the required 30 semester hours of approved teacher training courses at the rate of 15 credits for each year of such experience, provided that experience used for this purpose is not used to qualify for any other differential.
5. Effective July 1, 1965, teachers of business subjects shall qualify for the salary differential payable pursuant to the terms and conditions of this paragraph upon submitting evidence of meeting in full the requirements of such license which were in effect as of July 1, 1963 through June 30, 1965, as then set forth in Section 347b of the Board of Education by-laws.
6. Effective July l, 1963, teachers of related technical subjects shall qualify for the salary differential payable pursuant to the terms and conditions of this paragraph upon submitting evidence of meeting in full, the requirements for such license as set forth in Section 387 of the Board of Education by-laws.
F. Qualification for Schedule C6-Second Differential
1. Commencing September 1, 1969, eligibility for the second differential (Schedule C6) shall be acquired by a teacher who:
a. holds an approved doctorate issued by a recognized college or university; or
b. holds an approved master’s degree issued by a recognized college or university and who, after having earned the baccalaureate has satisfactorily completed 30 semester hours of approved credits in college or university study in addition to those required for the master’s degree; and/or effective September 1996, professional development courses and /or activities approved by the Chancellor; or
c. effective September 1996, achieves full National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) certification.
Provided, however, that a teacher regularly employed by the Board of Education on June 30, 1967, who had satisfied the conditions of eligibility then existing or who satisfied those conditions not later than June 30, 1970, shall not be affected by this alteration of the conditions of entitlement;
Provided, further, that teachers of shop subjects (trades), teachers of industrial arts, teachers of business subjects and teachers of related technical subjects may continue to qualify by meeting the requirements existing on June 30, 1967, as listed in sub-paragraphs (1) through (12), below.
2. a. Teachers who were regularly employed on June 30, 1967, may qualify for the second differential by meeting any of the following requirements not later than June 30, 1970:
(1) Teachers who hold an approved doctorate issued by a recognized college or university.
(2) Teachers who hold an approved master’s degree issued by a recognized college or university and who, after having earned the baccalaureate, have completed 30 semester hours of approved study.
(3) Teachers who hold an approved baccalaureate issued by a recognized college or university and who, beyond such degree, have completed 60 semester hours of approved study.
(4) Effective July l, 1964, teachers who, at the time of appointment, were not required to hold a baccalaureate as an exclusive prerequisite to qualify for the teaching license, provided:
(a) graduates of an approved four year normal or teacher training school, or holders of a baccalaureate, have completed 30 semester hours of approved study beyond such graduation or degree, or
(b) graduates of an approved three-year normal or teacher training school have completed 45 semester hours of approved study beyond such graduation, or
(c) graduates of an approved two-year normal or teacher training school have completed 60 semester hours of approved study beyond such graduation.
(5) Teachers who have completed 60 semester hours of approved study beyond such courses offered for and accepted by the Board of Examiners as the equivalent of a baccalaureate for eligibility for the license under which the teacher is serving at the time of filing application for salary differential.
(6) Teachers of shop subjects (trades) who hold a baccalaureate and in addition have had five years of journeyman trade experience.
(7) Teachers of shop subjects (trades) who have established eligibility for the first differential and who in addition thereto (1) have successfully completed a program of 30 semester hours of courses formulated by the State Commissioner of Education for extension of license to permit teaching of related technical material in the trade areas; and (2) hold a certificate of competency in related technical subjects issued on the basis of a recommendation of the Board of Examiners following the passing of a suitable examination.
SUBSTITUTION: An in-service course or courses marked “C’’ or “D’’ or a course or courses taken at a recognized college or university may be substituted for a course or courses of the same number of semester hours to be offered under paragraph (7) above, provided such course or courses were completed prior to September 1, 1959.
(8) Teachers of shop subjects (trades) who have established eligibility for the first differential, and who in addition thereto have completed 30 semester hours of approved study; with the proviso that each year of journeyman experience beyond the number required for the license may be submitted as the equivalent of 15 semester hours of approved study. Effective February 1, 1985 journeyman experience submitted to establish eligibility for the first differential may not be submitted to establish eligibility for the second differential.
(9) Effective July 1, 1962, teachers of shop subjects (trades) appointed prior to July 1, 1947, to serve in junior high schools whose licenses qualified them for appointment to service in academic or vocational high schools at that time in the same manner as teachers of shop subjects (trades) who were appointed prior to July 1, 1947, to academic or vocational high schools.
(10) Effective July 1, 1963, teachers of industrial arts appointed prior to July l, 1947, to serve in junior high schools.
(11) Effective July l, 1965, teachers of business subjects who have established eligibility for the first differential and who, in addition thereto, have completed 30 semester hours of approved study. All approved courses, beyond those needed to meet license requirements in effect as of July 1, 1963, through June 30, 1965, as then set forth in Section 347b of the Board of Education by-laws, shall be credited toward the second differential.
(12) Effective July l, 1963, teachers of related technical subjects who have established eligibility for the first differential and who in addition thereto have completed 30 semester hours of approved study, with the proviso that a maximum of 15 semester hours of study shall be granted for approved and appropriate experience of not less than one year above the three years required by Section 387 of the Board of Education by-laws.
b. For teachers who were regularly employed on June 30, 1967, service as a cooperating teacher for a full term in an approved teacher training program may be submitted as the equivalent of two semester hours of approved study in meeting requirements for the second differential under paragraph a, above. A maximum of four semester hours of approved study may be granted for such service.
G. Footnotes to Schedules
1. A teacher appointed prior to July 1, 1947, who returns to active service following a leave of absence without pay or upon withdrawal of resignation or upon restoration to service by the Chancellor shall be compensated under the appropriate schedule at a salary step computed in accordance with the revised equated date of appointment, by reference to all salary schedules, charts and conditions operative between July l, 1947, and the date of resumption of active service.
2. Teachers of agriculture shall be paid under the appropriate schedule with the addition of 10% to their rates.
H. Promotional Differential
On such date as the requirements shall be met, as evidenced by a certificate issued by the Chancellor, additional compensation, known as the “Promotional Differential,’’ shall be paid to teachers eligible therefor pursuant to the conditions set forth below. The promotional differential shall be at the rate of $3,492 per annum ($3,562 effective December 1, 2003; $3,687 effective December 1, 2004; $3,890 effective November 1, 2005 and $4,016 effective October 1, 2006). The gross annual salary rates of teachers to whom said promotional differential is payable shall be computed by adding the applicable sum per annum to the annual rates ascertained without consideration of said promotional differential.
Promotional differentials shall be payable to:
l. Regularly appointed teachers serving under junior or senior high school licenses in day academic or day vocational high schools, junior high schools and, effective July 1, 1963, in “400’’ schools, “600’’ schools or “K-8’’ schools or as teachers of homebound children, who have met requirements, in full, for such licenses.
2. Teachers who hold an approved master’s degree issued by a recognized college or university.
3. Teachers who hold an approved baccalaureate issued by a recognized college or university and who beyond such degree have satisfactorily completed 30 semester hours of approved credits in college or university study, provided however, that teachers seeking eligibility under this subdivision shall have completed not less than 36 semester hours of study in an approved subject matter area, which may be in combination of graduate and undergraduate study.
4. All teachers compensated under Salary Schedule C6 as of June 30, 1962, provided said teachers shall have completed 24 hours of study in an approved subject matter area which may be in combination of graduate and undergraduate study. The differential herein provided shall become payable only when the study requirements have been met.
5. Teachers of shop subjects (trades) appointed after July l, 1947, who are compensated under Salary Schedule C2, and who have completed the required 32 semester hours of approved teacher training courses set forth in Section 389 of the Board of Education by-laws.
6. Teachers assigned to service in special education areas in accordance with Footnote “g’’ of Section 513 of the Board’s by-laws and who do not otherwise qualify for the promotional differential shall be permitted to qualify for such promotional differential by offering the appropriate special education courses to the extent described in Footnote “g’’ of Section 513 as part of the subject matter area courses described in paragraphs 3 and 4, above. Teachers who qualify in this manner shall be eligible for the promotional differential upon submitting, with their applications, a waiver of the additional compensation of $200 per annum currently payable. However, if and when teachers in special education areas shall qualify for the promotional differential, upon filing separate applications therefor under paragraph 2, 3, 4 or 5 above, such additional compensation of $200 per annum shall nevertheless be paid to those teachers during assignment to special education areas if they otherwise are eligible to receive the additional compensation under the terms of this Agreement.
7. Effective July 1, 1965, teachers of special classes as covered by Section 312 of these by-laws, teachers of speech improvement, and teachers of homebound children who were licensed to teach in such special education areas and were appointed to serve in such license prior to July 1, 1947.
8. Effective July 1, 1965, teachers who, at the time of appointment, were not required to hold a baccalaureate or its equivalent to qualify for the teaching license under which the teacher is serving and who are graduates of a recognized two, three or four year normal school or training school for teachers, provided that such teachers have completed (a) 120 semester hours of approved study accepted by the Board as the equivalent of a baccalaureate, and (b) 30 semester hours of approved credits in college or university study beyond such baccalaureate equivalent, and (c) not less than 36 semester hours of study in an approved subject matter area, which may be in combination of graduate and undergraduate study.
9. Substitute teachers may qualify for the promotional differential by meeting the eligibility requirements set forth in paragraphs 2, 3, 4 and 5, above. Substitute teachers shall qualify also if they are compensated under Salary Schedule C6 by virtue of a license issued as a result of prior service as a regular teacher compensated under Salary Schedule IIa.
10. Effective September 9, 1975, the “approved subject matter areas’’ referred to above shall include every subject in which a subject matter license exists or may be established.
I. Intermediate Differential
On such date as the requirements shall be met, as evidenced by a certificate issued by the Chancellor, additional compensation at the rate of $2,393 ($2,441 effective December 1, 2003; $2,526 effective December 1, 2004; $ 2,665 effective November 1, 2005 and $2,752 effective October 1, 2006) per annum shall be paid to those teachers eligible therefor pursuant to the conditions set forth below. Such additional compensation shall be known as the “Intermediate Differential,’’ and the gross annual salary rates of teachers to whom said intermediate differential is payable, shall be computed by adding the applicable sum to the rates ascertained without consideration of said intermediate differential.
Intermediate differentials shall be payable to teachers who hold an approved baccalaureate issued by a recognized college or university and who beyond such degree have satisfactorily completed 60 semester hours of approved credits in college or university study.
The intermediate differential is not payable to anyone receiving the second differential.
III
Schedule IIa(1)
This schedule shall apply to teachers appointed prior to July 1, 1947, to day academic and day vocational high schools.
Current..................................... $60,653
Effective December 1, 2003....... 61,866
Effective December 1, 2004....... 64,031
Effective November 1, 2005....... 67,553
Effective October 1, 2006........... 69,749
IV
Schedule VIm 1. Regular Substitute Teachers. On or after July 1, 1947, regular substitute teachers, when assigned as such, shall be compensated at the first salary step in Schedule C1, C2 or C6, above, or at such salary step and rate as may be payable pursuant to a certificate of salary fixation issued by the Chancellor in accordance with this Section. 2. Substitute Teachers Serving in Full Time Vacancies (other than regular substitute teachers). On or after September 1, 1977, substitute teachers serving in full time vacancies (other than regular substitute teachers) shall be compensated at the first salary step in Schedule C1, supra, or at such salary step and rate as may be payable pursuant to a certificate of salary fixation issued by the Chancellor in accordance with this Section. 3. Substitute Teachers Serving in Regularly Scheduled Part-Time Positions. On or after September 1, 1975, substitute teachers serving in regularly scheduled part-time positions shall be compensated for each full day of service at the rate of one two-hundredth of the first salary step of Schedule C1, supra, or at the rate of one two hundredth of such salary step and rate as may be payable pursuant to a certificate of salary fixation issued by the Chancellor in accordance with this Section.
