ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATIVE/TECHNICAL SALARY SCHEDULE JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008



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ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008 Group I JOB TITLE MINIMUM MAXIMUM 0 A10 Associate General Counsel $104,412 $136,286 1 A11 Associate Superintendent $91,158 $119,662 Facilities Executive Director Senior Facilities Director Senior Executive Director 2 A12 Senior High Principal $86,600 $115,012 Facilities Program Director Group II 1 A21 Executive Area Director $83,998 $105,705 Facilities Director Operations & Maintenance Director Senior Director 2 A22 Senior Director Technical Center $81,391 $103,045 Facilities Program Manager Senior Facilities Manager 3 A23 Principal Middle $77,257 $100,433 Principal Alternative Center Principal Exceptional Ed. Secondary 4 A24 Principal Elementary $75,206 $97,765 Principal Exceptional Education Elementary Group III 2 A32 No job titles currently in this pay grade. $73,579 $95,067 3 A33 Director $71,624 $93,072 Enterprise Data Architect (ICTS) Enterprise Relationship Manager (ICTS) Facilities Manager Senior Business Process Specialist Senior Architect Senior Civil Engineer Senior General Engineer Senior Industrial Engineer Senior Mechanical Engineer Senior Electrical Engineer 2.6% range adjustment to minimum and maximum JB 7/20/07 1

ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008 MINIMUM MAXIMUM 4 A34 Community School Administrator $69,672 $91,079 5 A35 Area Administrator $67,718 $89,085 Assistant Principal Ninth Grade Center Assistant Director Assistant Director Technical Schools Construction Manager Engineering Manager (Facilities) Enterprise Project Manager (ICTS) Facilities Project Manager Senior Administrator 6 A36 Assistant Principal Senior High $65,765 $87,090 Data Base Administrator Systems Engineer, DBA Group IV 2 A42 Application Analyst IV (ICTS) $59,904 $81,105 Application Specialist IV (ICTS) Business Process Specialist Network Engineer III Network Services Manager Quality Assurance Manager (ICTS) SAP Senior Systems Programmer SAP Systems Analyst Senior Systems Programmer Senior Operations & Maintenance Manager Senior Planning & Standards Compliance Manager Systems Engineer III 3 A43 Application Analyst III (ICTS) $57,952 $79,113 Assistant Principal Middle School Assistant Principal Elementary School Assistant Principal Alternative School Assistant Principal Exceptional Education School Operations & Maintenance Manager SAP Senior Programmer Analyst Senior Programmer Analyst 2.6% range adjustment to minimum and maximum JB 7/20/07 2

Group IV ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008 MINIMUM MAXIMUM 4 A44 Coordinator (Education Services) $55,996 $77,118 Network Engineer II (ICTS) Program Specialist SAP Systems Programmer Security Administrator (ICTS) Senior Manager Senior Facilities Controls Manager Systems Engineer II Group V 1 A51 Applications Specialist (Client Server) $52,092 $73,129 Database Analyst Executive Manager, Office of the Superintendent School Psychologist (consecutive service date prior to 7/1/02) Systems Programmer Physical/Occupational Therapist (12 months) Physical/Occupational Therapist (217 days/8 hours) $43,476 $61,036 Physical/Occupational Therapist (217 days/4 hours) $21,738 $30,517 2 A52 Environmental Standards Coordinator $50,137 $71,136 Facilities Controls Manager Senior Facilities Project Coordinator 3 A53 Administrator $48,185 $69,141 Application Analyst II (ICTS) Facilities Building Code Inspector Facilities Building Code Plans Examiner Programmer Analyst Senior Operations & Maintenance Supervisor 4 A54 Internal Auditor $45,874 $65,599 2.6% range adjustment to minimum and maximum JB 7/20/07 3

ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008 Group VI MINIMUM MAXIMUM 1 A61 Applications Administrator $41,673 $62,492 Facilities Project Coordinator Manager Operations & Maintenance Supervisor Senior Applications Programmer Senior Specialist 2 A62 No job titles currently in this pay grade. $39,719 $60,499 3 A63 Specialist $37,767 $58,503 2.6% range adjustment to minimum and maximum JB 7/20/07 4

Search Home > HR & Executive Services > Human Resources > Compensation > Wage & Salary Guidelines > Administrative/Technical Sign In Admin/Tech Guidelines Administrative/Technical Instructional Salary Guidelines Classified Salary Guidelines COMPENSATION PLAN GENERAL PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES Effective Date: March 1, 2007 The 2006-2007 salary schedule for Administrative/Technical Personnel is an open-range format providing a salary range consisting of a minimum and maximum salary for each pay grade. The 3-year column matrix for 2006-2007 will continue to be used by Compensation Services strictly for new hire placement based on related experience at the same responsibility level. SALARY ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURES: New Hires - Placement of new employees on the salary schedule shall be determined by a comparison of their salary history and comparable experience at the new job level. The three-year column matrix will provide the basis for bringing in experience credit for new employees to OCPS. Directly comparable experience from other employers may be granted up to experience column 9-11. In most cases, no newly hired employee will be given a starting salary higher than this column. In cases of critical need for which there are a limited number of qualified candidates, the Superintendent or his/her designee may approve a salary beyond this column. Salary Increases - Salary increase percentages are determined each year by the available OCPS budget dollars and the movement of the salary schedule. Each year, a study is conducted on the cost of living increase utilizing Consumer Price Index data. This will determine how the salary ranges will be adjusted. Individual increases will be a specific percentage and will be applied to the employee s current base salary. Increases to individual salaries will

not go beyond the maximum of the salary range. Therefore, if an employee is currently at the range maximum and the budget guideline is 4%, but the maximum of the range moves 3%, the employee would be eligible for only a 3% increase. All Administrative employees must be hired by January 15th of the current year in order to be eligible for the July 1 budget guidelines pay increase. All other employees must work one day over half of the previous school year to be eligible for a July 1 budget guideline pay increase. Employees who do not meet this time frame would still be entitled to the range movement in order to maintain them at the minimum of their salary grade or their experience credit placement. Promotional Increases Promotion within Administrative Schedule: If an employee is promoted one or two pay grades, the employee will receive the greater of an increase of 5% to current base pay or an increase to the minimum of the new range. If an employee is promoted three or more pay grades, the employee will receive the greater of an increase of 10% to current base pay or an increase to the minimum of the new range. Promotion from Instructional to Administrative: Employees being promoted from an Instructional position to an Administrative position with no previous comparable experience will receive the greater of an increase of 5% to current annual base pay* or the minimum of the new salary grade. If the employee has previous related experience that is comparable to the level and position being promoted into, up to 9-11 years of experience credit will be given for prior experience. Special exceptions may be considered for critical needs areas. Promotion from Classified to Administrative: Employees being promoted from a Classified position to an Administrative position with no previous comparable experience will receive the greater of an increase of 5% above current annual base pay plus a portion of average overtime, based on the overtime credit guidelines, or the minimum of the new salary grade. If the employee has previous related experience that is comparable to the level and position being promoted into, up to 9-11 years of experience credit will be given for prior experience. Demotions/Downgrades - Employees receiving a demotion/downgrade of one or two pay grades will receive the lesser of a decrease of 5% below current annual base pay or pay grade minimum. Employees receiving a demotion/downgrade of three or more pay grades will receive the lesser of a decrease of 10% below current annual base pay or pay grade minimum. If the resultant salary falls above the range maximum of the new position, the employee s base pay will remain frozen at that rate until such time as the range maximum becomes greater than the employee s salary.

Breaks in Service - If an employee terminates and is rehired in the same job within six months, he/she shall be reinstated at the former grade and salary. Breaks in service longer than six months shall require salary placement consistent with new hire provisions. For previous OCPS employees, all previous OCPS experience at a comparable level may be brought to the salary schedule. Leaves of Absence - Approved leaves of absence shall not constitute a break in service, and will not count as time worked for the purposes of pay increases. Year of Service - A year of service is defined as at least one day more than one-half of the prescribed work year for the Orange County Public Schools employee group. This must have been in a benefited position. Example: The 2006-2007, work year for administrative/technical personnel is 260 days. If an employee is a late hire and does not complete 131 days or is on an approved unpaid leave of absence for 131 days or more, a year of service would not be recognized. Salary Supplements - Upon approval by the Superintendent, the following salary supplements are awarded for no more than one year at a time and shall not be added to the base pay of the employee for either future years or calculation of percentage increases. a) Additional Duties: Unique and unusual assignments requiring significant additional responsibilities may be compensated with a supplement of up to $3,000. b) Performance Incentive Pay: An incentive award of up to $3,000 may be established. These awards will not become a part of base pay. Nominations for these awards will be made by the supervisor and reviewed by the Executive Cabinet for recommendation to the Superintendent. Nominations will be supported by appropriate documentation that on its own merit is clear and convincing. Since the basic standard for receiving base pay is high performance, these nominations are exceptions to the rule. It is expected that an individual would not be able to sustain such levels of intensity any more frequently than once every three years. Eligibility for nominations is characterized by dramatic, perhaps even profound, improvements in their own and their cost center services. These changes are such that they are widely recognized by peers, the Executive Cabinet, and the system in general. Special Assignment - Principals or other employees placed on special assignment such as principal-on-assignment should receive a base pay commensurate with their prior assignment. Situations not specifically addressed through general guidelines will be handled on a case-by-case basis using a consistent approach in order to maintain integrity of the pay system.

In a dynamic organization, the need for revisiting positions is necessary when significant changes in responsibilities occur. To accommodate the potential need for upgrading/downgrading a position, on an as-needed basis, please contact Compensation Services. The request will be processed using an analysis of various criteria including written justification from the department head and a draft of the revised job description. ELIGIBILITY: These guidelines are in effect as of March 1, 2007, and will be taken into consideration for employees meeting any of these circumstances from that date forward. No retroactive adjustments will be made for employees meeting any of these circumstances before March 1 2007. * Current annual base pay does not include advanced degree supplements Orange County Public Schools 445 West Amelia St. Orlando, Florida 32801