Career-Technical Student Organizations Sample Clauses

Career-Technical Student Organizations. The instructional staff recognizes the value and importance of Career-Technical student organization activities and supports them as an integral, co-curricular activity and a responsibility of all instructors. To organize and coordinate the activities of each of the five (5) Career-Technical student organizations, a youth club advisor will be selected. As the duties of the youth club advisors require additional time and effort beyond the normal program commitment, the youth club advisor for each organization will receive a supplemental contract at the following rates: *Skills USA/VICA 8.5% (4.25% per person)** FFA 2.25%** Business Professionals of America 2.25%** DECA 1.25%** FCCLA 2.25%** *NOTE: Skills USA/VICA may receive an additional period. If the master schedule does not permit an additional period, two (2) teachers shall be assigned and compensated. **NOTE: Percentage of contract base salary in each year of the contract. Interested members may apply for each position. The selection of the youth club advisor(s) for each organization will be done annually by the supervising Administrator and/or the Superintendent. The final choice of youth club advisor shall be at the discretion of the supervising Administrator and/or Superintendent. No teacher shall be required to serve as a youth club advisor for any club. Filling of positions will be confined to employees of the district. These positions shall be paid pursuant to 10.9. Seventy-five dollars ($75) a day up to a maximum of five (5) days shall be paid to those advisors/teachers who are approved to accompany students to a national competition occurring on non-contract business days. A maximum of two (2) advisors/teachers for Skills USA/VICA and one advisor/teacher for other youth clubs shall be compensated. In the event more than the maximum number of advisors/teachers is approved by the Superintendent to attend the national competition, the stipend shall be split among those employees approved to attend.
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Career-Technical Student Organizations. 1. There will be one teacher advisor per skilled area for each approved Career & Technical Student Organization (CTSO), unless more are required by the sponsoring organization. In the event a CTSO has more than one advisor, one Advisor shall be deemed the Primary Advisor, and one shall be deemed the Secondary Advisor. In the event a CTSO has more than two advisors, they shall be deemed “any other advisor” for purposes of this Article.
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