160                            LAWS OF MARYLAND                       [CH. 142

(e)    For the school year [1957-1958] 1967-1968 and thereafter,
the principal of a school, holding a [regular] principal's certificate,
who has completed at least one year of required work beyond the
bachelor's degree, shall receive the following amounts in excess of
the applicable schedule provided for teachers [with degrees] in
subsection (b) for schools with the following number of assistant
teachers:

One assistant ................................................................  $ 400.00

Two to five assistants..................................................      600.00

Six to nine assistants ..................................................      900.00

Ten to nineteen assistants ..........................................    1,200.00

Twenty to twenty-nine assistants..............................    1,500.00

Thirty to thirty-nine assistants..................................    2,500.00

Forty to forty-nine assistants ....................................    2,800.00

Fifty or more assistants..............................................    3,100.00

And provided further that for the purposes of this subsection a
principal of a school with thirty or more assistants shall be employed
on a twelve-month basis. A principal of a school with twenty to
twenty-nine assistants may be employed on a twelve-month basis
and shall be paid $700 in excess of the schedule in this subsection.

(f)    [For the school year 1964-65 and thereafter, the salary of a
teacher who is a high school graduate holding a substitute certificate
shall be $3,700.00; and the salary of a teacher who is not a high
school graduate holding a substitute certificate shall be $3,500.00.]
For the school year 1964-65 and thereafter, the salary of the position
of aide I shall be $2,700.00 and the salary of the position of aide II
shall be $2,500.00

[(g) For the school year 1964-65 and thereafter, the salary of
a teacher or principal holding a provisional degree certificate (or
having equivalent status in Baltimore City as determined by the
State Department of Education) shall be $200 less per school year
than that required for a teacher or principal holding a standard or
advanced professional certificate, and the salary for a teacher or
principal holding a provisional non-degree certificate (or having
equivalent status in Baltimore City as determined by the State
Department of Education) shall be $400 less per school year than
that required for a teacher or principal holding a standard or
advanced professional certificate.]

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(d) For the school year [1964-65] 1967-1968 and continuing
thereafter, and subject to the provisions of this section, every full-
time supervising teacher or supervisor of pupil personnel I holding a
[regular] certificate, or equivalent status in Baltimore City as
determined by the State Department of Education, shall receive [a
salary of not less than the amount specified in the following scale for
the year of teaching and supervising service applicable to him or
her. Such supervising teachers or supervisors of pupil personnel I
shall be employed on a twelve-month basis.