Six modules. One platform. Each built around the specific questions that business officials, union leaders, and attorneys need answered — not features invented for a product roadmap.
Compare any title, any step, any credential across all 124 Long Island districts. Filter by county, enrollment size, or custom peer groups. See your position instantly — with the full dataset, not a cherry-picked sample.
| # | District | Salary | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Syosset CSD | $112,847 | |
| 2 | Roslyn UFSD | $111,936 | |
| 3 | Manhasset UFSD | $111,205 | |
| ... | |||
| 14 | Jericho UFSD YOU | $108,442 | |
| 15 | Plainview–OB CSD | $108,110 | |
| 16 | Herricks UFSD | $107,635 | |
Real-time alerts when neighboring districts ratify. See the percentage, the structure, the lump sums — and what it means for your active negotiation. No more hearing about settlements three weeks late at a superintendent meeting.
The board asks "what's the difference between 3.0% and 3.5%?" and expects an answer in the meeting, not next week. CompBase Model computes multi-year compounding, step increment costs, and fully-loaded employer cost — instantly.
District A pays $85K with 5% health contribution. District B pays $88K with 20% health contribution. Which teacher takes home more? CompBase models the full stack — base, supplements, health, TRS, FICA — so comparisons mean something.
When lateral hires enter at Step 8 earning nearly as much as 7-year veterans, you have a problem. When equal-percentage increases slowly flatten the gap between Step 1 and Step 25, you have a bigger one. CompBase makes structural inequity visible before it becomes a crisis.
Export market positioning reports, negotiation prep briefs, and settlement impact analyses — designed for decision-makers, not analysts. Every figure sourced. Every claim defensible. Ready to present to a board, a membership, or a mediator.
Walk through a live demo with your actual district data. No commitment, no slides — just the numbers.
Currently available for all 124 Long Island districts.