Omaha Catholic School Consortium announces raise for teachers
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Nearly 90 school teachers are returning to the classroom, with word that their salary is going up 13%.
The Omaha Catholic School Consortium announced the raises Wednesday, as teachers returned for workshops.
Retention rates have been low since the pandemic, but their statement says that Consortium schools have a retention rate of 92%.
“Our teachers dedicate themselves to Catholic education, and we are pleased to be able to incorporate such a significant raise. We value our educators and believe that fostering a positive, supportive and collaborative culture for both staff and students sets our six schools apart,” said Shannan Brommer, executive director. “The ability to maintain a remarkable teacher retention rate is a clear indicator of a dynamic and engaging educational environment. It is our hope that this salary increase, combined with our ongoing commitment to professional growth and collaboration, will deliver an ever higher quality, faith-based education for all our students.”
In addition to the raises, the Consortium instituted changes to their academic calendars to allow for more staff collaboration days.
People interested in enrolling students at a Consortium school can reach them at their website.
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