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Appendix B: Supplemental Compensation
Updated 5.6.22
Academic Supplements
Elementary School
5000 Role Model
190
Acting Administrator (only if no AP)
369
AVID Site Coordinator
254
ESE Dept Chair/Team Leaders (only if 6 or more ESE teachers)
424
ESOL Coordinator
254
Gifted Coordinator
254
Girlfriends
190
Leadership Team Member, 3 to 5 teachers
570
Leadership Team Member, 6 to 10 teachers
647
Leadership Team Member, 11 or more teachers
805
Principal’s Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee (PMAC) Sponsor
190
Pro Ed Facilitator
(based on number of personnel)
1-15
$300
16-30
$350
31-45
$400
46-60
$450
61-75
$500
76-100
$550
101+
$600
Safety Patrol Sponsor
408
Science Lab Manager
(based on number of units)
(1-3)
350*
(4-5)
550*
(6-7)
750*
(8+)
900*
Staffing Team Coordinator (only with 5 or more ESE teachers)
424
Students Targeted for Educational Performance (STEP)
Coordinator (1 per school)
155
Student Council Sponsor
408
Technology Coordinator (1 per school)
760*
Volunteer Coordinator (only if no AP)
408
Wellness Champion (1 per school)
450*
Middle School
5000 Role Model
AVID Site Coordinator
ESOL Coordinator
Gifted Coordinator
Girlfriends
Grad Coordinator
Leadership Team Member, 3 to 5 teachers
Leadership Team Member, 6 to 10 teachers
Leadership Team Member, 11 or more teachers
National Honor Society
(based on number of students)
(1-150)
323
(151-300)
443
(301+)
563
Principal’s Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee (PMAC) Sponsor
Pro Ed Facilitator
(based on number of personnel)
1-15
$300
16-30
$350
31-45
$400
46-60
$450
61-75
$500
76-100
$550
101+
$600
Students Targeted for Educational Performance (STEP)
Coordinator (1 per school)
Student Council Sponsor
Technology Coordinator (1 per school)
Wellness Champion (1 per school)
Yearbook
(based on years of experience)
(0-3)
448
(4-6)
491
(7-9)
580
(10+)
671
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High School
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
5000 Role Model
190
Academic Team Coach (1 per school)
1,230
1,353
1,474
1,597
Academic Team District Advisor (Limit 1)
1,236
Academies of Pinellas Academy Coordinator
254
AVID Site Coordinator
254
Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida (CECF)
Sponsor (1 per school)
323
Class Sponsor, Freshman (1 per school)
323
Class Sponsor, Sophomore (1 per school)
415
Class Sponsor, Junior (1 per school)
647
Class Sponsor, Senior (1 per school)
805
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
Sponsor (1 per school)
323
ESOL Coordinator
254
Florida Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Sponsor
(1 per school)
323
354
388
420
Future Educators of America (FEA) Sponsor
(1 per school)
386
424
463
500
Future Farmers of American (FFA) Sponsor
(1 per school)
323
354
388
420
Florida Public Service Association (FPSA) Sponsor
(1 per school)
323
Florida State Forensics Program (FSFP) Sponsor
(1 per school)
1,452
Gifted Coordinator
254
Girlfriends
190
Grad Coordinator
254
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
Sponsor (1 per school)
323
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
District Advisor (1 per school)
883
Leadership Team Member, 3 to 5 teachers
647
Leadership Team Member, 6 to 10 teachers
805
Leadership Team Member, 11 to 15 teachers
967
Leadership Team Member, 16 to 20 teachers
1,129
Leadership Team Member, over 20 teachers
1,291
National Honor Society
(based on number of students)
(1-150)
323
(151-300)
443
(301+)
563
Newspaper
1,537
1,691
1,845
1,998
Principal’s Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee (PMAC)
190
Pro Ed Facilitator
(based on number of personnel)
1-15
$300
16-30
$350
31-45
$400
46-60
$450
61-75
$500
76-100
$550
101+
$600
Students Targeted for Educational Performance (STEP)
Coordinator (1 per school)
386
Student Council Sponsor
883
Technology Coordinator (1 per school)
2,175*
Technology Student Association (TSA) Sponsor
323
354
388
420
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) Sponsor
(1 per school)
323
354
388
420
Wellness Champion (1 per school)
450*
Yearbook Sponsor
1,537
1,691
1,845
1,998
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Workforce Development
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida (CECF)
Sponsor
323
CECF District Advisor (Limit 1)
883
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
Sponsor
323
DECA District Advisor (Limit 1)
1,033
Florida Business Leaders of America Sponsor (FBLA)
323
354
388
420
FBLA District Advisor (Limit 1)
883
Florida Public Service Association (FPSA) Sponsor
323
Future Educators of America (FEA) Sponsor
386
424
463
500
Future Farmers of America (FFA) Sponsor
323
354
420
883
FFA District Advisor (Limit 1)
883
JROTC Drill
539
JROTC Rifle
539
Technology Student Association (TSA) Sponsor
323
354
388
420
TSA District Advisor (Limit 1)
883
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) Sponsor
323
354
388
420
VICA District Advisor (Limit 1)
883
Adult Education
Community Education Coordinator Clearwater
922
Evening Program Coordinator – TALC
922
Future Farmers of America (FFA)
323
Leadership Team Member, 3 to 5 teachers
647
Leadership Team Member, 6 to 10 teachers
805
Leadership Team Member, 11 to 15 teachers
967
Leadership Team Member, 16 to 20 teachers
1,129
Leadership Team Member, over 20 teachers
1,291
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) Sponsor
323
Student Council Sponsor (PTCS, Tomlinson)
884
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) Sponsor
323
Project Manager (1 position)
2,228
ESE Centers
Acting Administrator (Only if school has no AP)
370
Leadership Team Member, 3 to 5 teachers
570
Leadership Team Member, 6 to 10 teachers
647
Leadership Team Member, 11 +
805
Pro Ed Facilitator
(based on number of personnel)
1-15
$300
16-30
$350
31-45
$400
46-60
$450
61-75
$500
76-100
$550
101+
$600
Students Targeted for Educational Performance (STEP)
Coordinator (1 per school)
155
Safety Patrol Sponsor
408
Student Council Sponsor
408
Yearbook
448
491
580
671
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Athletic Supplements
Elementary School
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Special Olympics
614
664
718
774
Middle School
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Basketball, Boys
879
958
1,038
1,116
Basketball, Girls
879
958
1,038
1,116
Cheerleader Sponsor
490
534
580
625
Flag Football, Boys
777
849
919
990
Flag Football, Girls
777
849
919
990
Track, Boys
777
849
919
990
Track, Assistant, Boys
490
534
580
625
Track, Girls
777
849
919
990
Track, Assistant, Girls
490
534
580
625
Volleyball, Boys
777
849
919
990
Volleyball, Girls
777
849
919
990
High School
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Academic Team Coach
1230
1353
1474
1597
Baseball, Head
2,948
3,192
3,438
3,684
Baseball, Assistant
1,616
1,784
1,952
2,122
Basketball, Head, Boys
3,315
3,592
3,869
4,145
Basketball, Junior Varsity, Boys
2,027
2,195
2,365
2,534
Basketball, Head, Girls
3,315
3,592
3,869
4,145
Basketball, Junior Varsity, Girls
2,027
2,195
2,365
2,534
Cheerleader Sponsor – Basketball (2 positions)
1,473
1,596
1,719
1,842
Cheerleader Sponsor – Football (1 position)
1,473
1,596
1,719
1,842
Cross Country, Boys (1 position)
1,712
1,854
1,998
2,140
Cross Country, Girls (1 position)
1,712
1,854
1,998
2,140
Cross Country, Boys and Girls
1,956
2,120
2,283
2,446
Flag Football, Head, Girls
1,584
1,716
1,848
1,979
Flag Football, Junior Varsity, Girls
695
755
822
869
Football, Varsity - Head
3,376
3,743
4,096
4,450
Football, Varsity - Assistant
1,769
1,952
2,137
2,322
Football, Junior Varsity
1,473
1,627
1,781
1,935
Football, Varsity - Head (Spring)
1043
1127
1,211
1,297
Football, Varsity- Assistant (Spring)
443
487
532
575
Football, Junior Varsity- Assistant (Spring)
369
405
443
480
Golf, Boys
1,584
1,717
1,848
1,980
Golf, Girls
1,584
1,717
1,848
1,980
Lacrosse, Head, Boys
2,211
2,395
2,580
2,764
Lacrosse, Head, Girls
2,211
2,395
2,580
2,764
Soccer, Head, Boys
2,405
2,590
2,775
2,958
Soccer, Head, Girls
2,405
2,590
2,775
2,958
Soccer, Junior Varsity, Girls
1,494
1,642
1,814
1,941
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(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Softball, Girls
2,948
3,192
3,438
3,684
Softball, Assistant
1,616
1,784
1,952
2,122
Swimming, Head
2,764
2,994
3,224
3,455
Swimming, Assistant
1,750
1,897
2,042
2,188
Swimming, Junior Varsity, Girls
922
1,012
1,076
1,152
Tennis, Boys
1,584
1,717
1,848
1,980
Tennis, Girls
1,584
1,717
1,848
1,980
Track, Head, Boys
2,948
3,192
3,438
3,684
Track, Assistant, Boys*
1,935
2,095
2,257
2,418
Track, Head, Girls
2,948
3,192
3,438
3,684
Track, Assistant, Girls*
1,935
2,095
2,257
2,418
Volleyball, Head, Girls
2,948
3,192
3,438
3,684
Volleyball, Junior Varsity, Girls
1,750
1,897
2,042
2,188
Wrestling, Head
2,948
3,192
3,438
3,684
Wrestling, Junior Varsity
1,750
1,897
2,042
2,188
Wrestling, Head (additional pay if 7+ girls)
777
*One additional assistant (either girls or boys) is allocated only if one coach is coaching Cross Country.
Fine Arts Supplements
Middle School
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Band, Summer Camp
1,549
Band Director
973
1,060
1,149
1,239
Drama Sponsor
973
Choral Director
973
1,060
1,149
1,239
Orchestra
973
1,060
1,150
1,239
High School
(0-3)
(4-6)
(7-9)
(10+)
Center for the Arts Program Coordinator
846
Center for the Arts Program Director
997
Band Director
3,380
3,689
3,993
4,276
Band, Summer Camp
1,549
Choral Director
2,029
2,213
2,395
2,580
Drama Sponsor
1,958
2,167
2,347
2,530
Drill Team
590
638
688
738
Orchestra
2,030
2,214
2,395
2,580
*Any annual adjustment to these supplements will be addressed separately from other
supplements due to the nature of the programs.
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Other Supplemental Compensation
Teaching during Planning Period
A teacher may volunteer to forego his/her planning period during the contract day and, if
approved, be compensated for the additional class period taught by the teacher during that
time frame. The amount of the supplement is calculated based on the length of the additional
period taught and is based on the teacher’s base hourly rate exclusive of any referendum. The
following illustrates the calculation but does not preclude the development of other scheduling
scenarios:
• Seven (7) periods in a seven period day = 14%
• Seven (7) periods in an eight period day = 12%
Supplement for Additional Work in the IB/CAT/PCCA Program
A. Provided that the provisions in Section B are satisfied, a teacher assigned to teach in one of
the IB / CAT or PCCA programs held at St. Petersburg High School, Palm Harbor University
High School, Lakewood High School, Gibbs High School and Largo High School is entitled to
receive a supplement in the amount of 14% as compensation for the additional duties and
responsibilities required of teachers in these programs. The amount is based on the
teacher’s base hourly rate exclusive of any referendum and is payable notwithstanding the fact
that the teacher may retain planning time during the contract day. An IB/CAT or PCCA teacher
may not earn an additional supplement for “Teaching during Planning Period,” as stated
above.
B. The principal of the school must annually verify that the teacher teaches full time in the IB,
CAT or PCCA program. The amount of the additional work related to the IB/CAT or PCCA
program for which the additional compensation applies will be recorded in a “coaching log”
and the teacher must record a minimum of 80 hours of work during his/her planning period or
outside of the contractual day per semester in order to earn the supplement.
Completion of Reading Programs
Instructional staff members that complete the CAR-PD training program of 150 hours will be
provided a one-time two hundred fifty dollar ($250) fixed supplement. Instructional staff
members who add the reading endorsement to their teaching credentials will be provided a
one-time five hundred dollar ($500) fixed supplement provide they are actively engaged in
teaching reading during their regular work day. These fixed supplements are contingent upon
the District’s continued receipt of tax referendum revenue.
Professional Development
Face-to-Face. Employees who conduct staff professional development training outside their
normal job responsibilities and workday, will be paid twenty dollars ($20) dollars per hour.
Prior authorization to conduct the professional development is required from the area
superintendent/associate superintendent or their approved designee. One hour of
compensated preparation time for each hour of presentation time will be provided.
On-line Training. Employees who conduct staff professional development training in a
digital format outside their normal job responsibilities and workday, will be paid twenty
dollars ($20) dollars per hour. Prior authorization to conduct the on-line professional
development training is required from the area superintendent/associate superintendent or
their approved designee. Teachers will maintain a log, which will be mutually agreed upon
by the district and the association, describing the date and time of the work performed, the
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specific tasks performed, and the time spent on each task. Courses will be capped at
twenty-five (25) participants and will only be permitted to facilitate two (2) courses at a time.
Instructional staff who are currently employed by the district shall have the first right of
refusal for training services. When selecting facilitators, the district shall consider seniority,
certification, and prior experience.
Employees providing online trainings will be trained prior to beginning a new course and at
least once a year. This training will include procedures for completing the log and the
process for reporting time or issues to their supervisor. Employees will be paid for attending
this training at the rate of twenty dollars ($20) per hour. Employees may log time spent on
other matters such as phone calls, emails, face-to-face support and the grading of
assignments; however this time is limited to no more than one (1) hour per every four (4)
hours of online facilitation time.
Resource Teacher Resource Teachers are entitled to a supplement in the amount thirty-five cents
($.35) per hour.
School Psychologist, Speech and Language Pathologist, Audiologists, Social Workers. The
supplement payable to School Psychologists, Speech and Language Pathologists, Audiologists,
and Social Workers is as follows:
School Psychologist $ 2,381
School Psychologist (w/national certification) $ 5,280
Speech/Language Pathologist, Audiologist $ 2,381
Speech/Language Pathologist, Audiologist (w/CCC certification) $ 5,280
School Social Worker $ 1,765
School Social Worker (w/LCSW) $ 3,765
*Supplements will be prorated for partial employees and for number of actual days eligible to receive the
supplement.
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