Teachers get pay raise but insurance spikes
"We had a large run of claims this year," insurance agent
He said the large number of claims in 2017-18 directly correlated to higher rates for 2018-19.
The insurance rates will increase by 9.5 percent next school year, resulting in about a
That increase grows to
Employees are covered by the district if they choose the HMO plan and that won't change. On other plans and with a spouse or with children, insurance costs will go up by that same 9.5 percent.
Dental insurance premiums will increase by 15 percent, resulting in a
To help try to offset insurance increases, the district approved a base pay increase of
The cost to the district is an estimated
"You've got a huge insurance increase, which negates the impact that we can do with the pay raises," assistant superintendent Dr.
Board members discussed the need to keep pay competitive on the classified side as well. The district's lowest pay rate for non-certified staff will be
"That's definitely a goal for us, too, is to get those people up to
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