Edmonds Education Association
19707 64th Avenue West
Lynnwood, Washington 98036-5958
(425) 774-8851
 
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NEA Member Benefits
Additional Compensation

There are several opportunities for you to receive compensation above your 180-day base contract:

  • For employees new to the district, 2 days of new staff orientation is paid at per diem.

  • All employees have 4 days of supplemental pay--three before school starts and one during the year. Leaves do not apply on these days. If an employee is unable to work a supplemental day, the supervisor will provide make up opportunities.  A one-week prior notification by the employee is required, except for illness or emergency.  Make up opportunities will be scheduled and designed by the supervisor with input by the staff member. 

  • 21 Hours Separate Contract--All employees have 21 hours (pro-rated based on FTE) of compensated professional development activities, collaborative activities, or activities which provide students with extedned opportunites to learn. Each building develops a list of approved individual, building, and/or district activities. A separate form must be completed and turned into your office manager by June 30th.

  • Discretionary Supplies Allocation--All employees who are employed by the district on October 1st are eligible to be reimbursed for $350 (pro-rated based on FTE) of materials and supplies for their classroom. Kindergarten teachers will be allocated a maximum 1.0 FTE amount for each kindergarten class session (i.e., a full-time teacher with two half-day kindergarten classes will be allocated $700; a full-time kindergarten teacher with one full day kindergarten class will be allocated $350). A separate form must be completed and turned in to your office manager by May 15th. Receipts are not required. This is a one-time payment once the total amount has been spent.

  • Professional Development Reimbursement--All certificated employees have $50 available (pro-rated based on FTE) to be used for reimbursement of professional development activities such as credits, clock hours, National Board fees, ProTeach fees, conference registration fees, etc. Receipts are needed for reimbursement once the total amount has been spent. The Professional Development Reimbursement form must be submitted to Human Resources by August 31st.

Many specialist groups (librarians, nurses, counselors, psychologists, activity directors, etc.) have extra paid work days bargained in the contract. Check Article VI of the contract for your group's specific provisions.