tied to experience, background (degree), and, though not with a rigid
scale, merit, never to a specific discipline. I think going down that
road is a mistake. Fortunately, we have not found ourselves in the
position of having to offer special incentives to find teachers in the
more competitive or harder-to-find disciplines.
--
Jim Dunaway
Dean of Faculty
The Kinkaid School
Houston, TX
Kris Schulte wrote:
> For those of you who deal with hiring and salaries, do any of you pay teachers in different disciplines on a different scale? (For instance, pay a Physics teacher more than an English teacher) Or, perhaps offer salary incentives, bonuses to attract teachers- either in a specific discipline or maybe to fill a particular demographic needed in your school faculty.
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> Kris Schulte
> Dean of Faculty
> Stuart Country Day School
> 1200 Stuart Road, Princeton, NJ 08540
> 609-921-2330
> fax 609-497-0784
> kschulte@stuartschool.org
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