FL Salary Increase Allocation Calculator 2024-25


Since 2020, Florida has included the “Teacher Salary Increase Allocation” in the Florida Educational Finance Program. Originally, the state allocated $500-million to raise teacher salaries to a target of $47,500. In 2024-25, the state allocated a little over $1.2-billion for this purpose, but instead of including it as a separate categorical within the FEFP, it is now part of the base salary. Schools must allocate 5.59% of base FEFP for maintenance of previous salary increases and 1.07% of base FEFP for salary growth.

The requirements associated with the funds in 2024-25 are the same as they were last year. This means that schools can elect to use the growth portion to raise the base salary for classroom teachers and/or provide salary increases to other full-time instructional personnel as defined by s. 1012.01(2)(a)-(d).

Districts are required to submit a plan by October 1, and are required to submit a final report of expenditures by August 1, 2025. It is anticipated that each district will likely set a deadline before then to receive this information from the charter schools they oversee.

At the end of August, the Department of Education released the following memos regarding the initial plans which were due in October:

To help charter schools develop their plan for this school year, we’ve released the attached calculator schools can use to calculate the raises to be distributed this year. We are releasing the calculator as an Excel workbook and a Google Sheet. The sheet was created in Google, and we would encourage you to use that version, but doing so requires you to have a Google Account to be able to use this sheet.

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The sheet includes instructions on how to use the calculator on the “Directions” tab. Please review that tab and then follow the directions as appropriate. Each district must include charter school plans with their overall plans, the plans are due to the state by October 1, 2024.

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