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BISD reveals new compensation plan to attract top talent

August 15, 2024 | VICTORIA ISD, School Districts, Texas



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BISD reveals new compensation plan to attract top talent
In a recent meeting, officials from the BISD outlined key updates to their employee compensation plan, emphasizing their commitment to attracting and retaining top talent while ensuring pay equity and transparency. The plan, which is publicly accessible on the BISD homepage, aims to foster an environment where employees feel valued and fairly compensated for their contributions.

The discussion highlighted the implementation of version 2 of the compensation plan, which was approved in May 2024. Employees will see the changes reflected in their upcoming paychecks, particularly those who receive their salaries in September. A significant aspect of the plan includes a proposed increase in funding contingent upon voter approval of a VATRE (Voter-Approved Tax Rate Election). If approved, this would enhance the compensation structure further.

Specific increases were detailed for various employee categories. Classified staff, including bus drivers and clerical workers, are set to receive an additional $1.33 per hour. Starting salaries for new teachers will rise to $50,000, while those with 1 to 2 years of experience will see a total raise of $25,100. Teachers with 3 to 4 years of experience will receive an additional $23,100, bringing their total to $35,100. Furthermore, teachers with five or more years of experience will continue to receive the full $7,000 increase, building on the previous adjustments made under version 1 of the compensation plan.

These changes reflect BISD's ongoing efforts to enhance employee satisfaction and performance through competitive compensation strategies.

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