Maryland HB803 modifies the career ladder for teachers to include classroom teaching time as a key component.

Maryland HB803 amends the career ladder for educators to include classroom teaching time as a key component. Teachers must teach in the classroom on average 80% of their working time. The bill also identifies roles such as working with students who need additional help, those living in concentrated poverty, and leading professional learning. This Act takes effect July 1, 2026.

Maryland HB803 modifies the career ladder for teachers to include classroom teaching time as a key component.

Maryland HB803 amends the career ladder for educators to include classroom teaching time as a key component. Teachers must teach in the classroom on average 80% of their working time. The bill also identifies roles such as working with students who need additional help, those living in concentrated poverty, and leading professional learning. This Act takes effect July 1, 2026.