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Connecticut Schools Implement Significant Wage Increases for Monitors and Paraeducators

August 01, 2025 | Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut


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Connecticut Schools Implement Significant Wage Increases for Monitors and Paraeducators
A significant wage increase for school staff was announced during the Cheshire School District Board of Education meeting on July 30, 2025. The new wage structure, effective next year, highlights a clear distinction between different roles within the district, particularly for lunch and playground monitors compared to paraeducators and hall monitors.

The starting wage for lunch and playground monitors will rise to $17.25, while paraeducators and hall monitors will see a minimum starting wage of $18. This change marks a departure from previous contracts, reflecting the recent increase in minimum wage laws across Connecticut. Additionally, the wage for the ADABCI position remains steady at $25.18.

This adjustment aims to attract and retain quality staff in light of the state's rising minimum wage, ensuring that the district remains competitive in hiring. The Board's decision underscores the importance of supporting educational staff in their roles, particularly as the district navigates the challenges of staffing in the current economic climate.

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