Teachers and staff hired before Sept. 1 will also get a one-time retention pay ranging anywhere from $1200 to $2500.
SAN ANTONIO - The largest school district in San Antonio approved its compensation package for the 2023 - 2024 school year.
The Northside Independent School District School Board discussed a possible 4% pay increase for all staff but voted 4 to 3 on a 3% raise.The NISD Board might come back in the Fall and provide even more money to staff depending on what the Texas legislature accomplishes during a possible 'special session' in August.
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