Will non-probationary teachers with 14 years of service credit opting into ProComp next year receive the “shadow salary increase” for their “off cycle” evaluation year?
A. No. Teachers with 15 years of service credit or more are not eligible for any compensation provided by the ProComp Professional Evaluation element. Rule: CPE salary increases are discontinued for teachers with over 14 years of service credit. This rule does not go into effect until the 2009-2010 School Year. Scenario #1- A ProComp teacher, on a formal evaluation year, despite the number of years service credit, is given a “satisfactory” CPE in May 2009. Result: The teacher receives a salary increase in September 2009 as the rule had not taken effect when the teacher had the evaluation. Scenario #2- A ProComp teacher with 15 years or more service credit is given a “satisfactory” CPE in May 2010. Result: The teacher does not receive a salary increase in September 2010 as the rule had taken effect when the teacher had the evaluation. Scenario #3- A ProComp teacher with 14 years, or less, of service credit is given a “satisfactory” in May 2010 (and thereafter). Result: The teacher recei
