Co-Curricular and Other Activity Stipends Sample Clauses

Co-Curricular and Other Activity Stipends. All percentages are applied to BA Base Step 2 salary schedule for 2005-2006. That rate is $36,082 (09/10 school year) and $36,262 (10/11 school year).
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Co-Curricular and Other Activity Stipends. That rate is $36,262.
Co-Curricular and Other Activity Stipends. That rate is BA, Level 1 1. Elementary Building Co-Curricular Activities Three percent (3%) per activity with a maximum of three (3) paid activities per building per year as determined by the principal in cooperation with the School Improvement Team.
Co-Curricular and Other Activity Stipends. That rate is $36,262. BA, Level 1

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