$1,000 Direct Christmas Bonus Check Will Be Given On Friday
Maryland School District employees start the weekend with a $1,000 monetary worth of their bonus payment. Employees of Anne Arundel Country Public Schools received their bonus this week and were fully supported by the Board of Education. By Dec. 16, according to the school’s system.
The money will be prorated based on the employee’s full-time equivalent and will be sent to all full-time employees, excluding furloughed employees. Letter to the staff written by the Superintendent of Schools Mark Bedell, “No school system is great without good people.” Mark Bedell added, “Please do not forget, regardless of your role in our school system, our students benefit every day from your dedication and passion.”
Stimulus update: Direct Christmas bonus checks worth $1,000 being sent out Friday (Photo: Washington Examiner)
$1,000 Direct Christmas Bonus Check Will Be Given On Friday
The bonuses are from money saved by the school district through systemwide vacancies. This indicates that the school system doesn’t have to apply for additional funds to cover these bonuses. Bedell states that she’ll not take the bonus herself.
In addition, on the 28th day of December, a holiday for health insurance premiums will be announced, in which health care premiums will not be deducted from the employee’s wages on that day. This is due to the level of the health fund balance in the system.
Bedell, the superintendent, said, “I fully understand that bonuses are small tokens of appreciation, but it is meaningful to me and to the school board (Board of Education) to continue to find forms just to say ‘Thank you.'”
