5How Can That Be?

             
                       
What has been happening?            
                       
                       
Sycamore’s announced negotiated salary increases were
higher than the cost of living adjustments (COLA) in 10 of the last 16 years. 
       

 These Sycamore numbers DO NOT include the estimated 3 percent annual step increases.

           
                       
      Cost of Sycamore              
      Living Salary              
      Adjustment Increase              
    FY95 2.6% 3%              
    FY96 2.9% 3%              
    FY97 2.1% 4%              
    FY98 1.3% 3%              
    FY99 2.5% 4%              
    FY00 3.5% 3%              
    FY01 2.6% 3%       Bitmap Bitmap
    FY02 1.4% 4%      
    FY03 2.1% 4%          
    FY04 2.7% 4%              
    FY05 4.1% 4%              
    FY06 3.3% 0%              
    FY07 2.3% 1%              
    FY08 5.8% 2%              
    FY09 0.0% 1%              
    FY10 0.0% 2.25%              
    FY11   2.50%              

2 Responses to “5How Can That Be?”

  1. Administrator says:

    WOW THERE IS A HUGE STORY HERE It is being covered up by the Sycamore Board of Education members and the clueless newspaper reporters and editors. Note to self – focus on this

    Nationally, according to the new Census estimates, income for all Americans fell 8.9 percent in 1999 from $54,964 to $50,046 in 2010.

    In the 15-county Cincinnati region, median income for all households decreased 12.3 percent from $58,876 in 1999 to $ 51,572 in 2010.

    Source: “Income disparity: Blacks lag here” “Census looks at incomes by household” By Mark Curnutte, The Enquirer C1

  2. Administrator says:

    Sycamore teacher salary is frozen for FY12 (2011-2012 school year). The salary will be the same as it was in FY11. Therefore, the FY12 increase is 0.0%.

    The current salary schedule is still the same schedule as last year. There is no 2.50% increase.

    Source: Mrs. Weber 7/7/11

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