Teachers' Pay Raises
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Amid economic uncertainty, the size of teacher raises next school year in the region's two largest jurisdictions was settled last week when the Fairfax County School Board adopted its budget and the Montgomery County Council approved annual school funding levels. Here's the teacher salary situation in several local school systems, comparing 2007-08 starting salaries and likely or approved cost-of-living increases for 2008-09.
The District
$42,369, to rise 4.4 percent
Maryland
Calvert County:$42,650, to rise 4.5 percent
Charles County:$42,245, raise to be determined
Howard County:$42,407, to rise 5 percent
Montgomery County:$44,200, to rise 5 percent
Prince George's County:$43,481, raise to be determined
Virginia
Alexandria:$42,671, no change expected
Arlington County:$42,965, to rise 2.2 percent
Fairfax County:$43,911, to rise 2 percent
Loudoun County:$43,065, no cost-of-living raise
Prince William County:$42,354, to rise 1.8 percent
SOURCES: School systems and teachers unions


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