Conditions for Movement on the Salary Schedule Sample Clauses

Conditions for Movement on the Salary Schedule. A. Movement on the salary schedule may be accomplished by College or Winchester Course Work, Curriculum Development, or Workshops, Conferences and Institutes that require 15 hours of focused study on a specific content.
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Conditions for Movement on the Salary Schedule. A. Beginning the 2010-2011 school year all employees hired at the Bachelor level will not be placed beyond B+15. Those employees who are currently (as of 2010) at B+30, B+45 or B+60 will be grandfathered to be allowed to remain there. 1. Bachelors 2. Bachelor +15 3. Bachelors+30 or Masters 4. Bachelors+45 or Masters+15 5. Bachelors+60, Masters+30 or Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) 6. Masters+45 7. Masters+60 B. Movement on the salary schedule may be accomplished by College or Winchester Course Work, Curriculum Development, or Workshops, Conferences and Institutes that require 15 hours of focused study on a specific content. C. For a column move to become effective, credits must be earned by August 31st and the paperwork submitted to the Assistant Superintendent’s office by October 15thEmployees will only be eligible for a column move once a year, unless a degree is awarded. Employees must notify the Assistant Superintendent’s office by December 1 of his/her intent for a column move in the next fiscal year. D. Where the approval of the Superintendent or his/her designee is required, such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. E. Beginning with the 2010-2011 school year a teacher who enters the Winchester Public School System shall have or shall receive his/her Masters degree by the end of his/her fifth year in Winchester in order to progress beyond Bachelors 15 salary column.
Conditions for Movement on the Salary Schedule. Advancement in salary and or salary step up to the stated maximums shall be made upon recommendation by the Assistant Superintendent and approval of the Superintendent. Such advancement shall be based upon a continued high standard of performance and/or demonstrated improvement in efficiency of service. Any director, whose work or professional preparation is adjudged unsatisfactory, may be retained at the same salary for the succeeding year by the Assistant Superintendent and with the approval of the Superintendent. Where such action is taken, the director shall receive an explanation in writing before April 15. If and when a director who has been judged unsatisfactory is determined to be satisfactory, he/she will be put on his/her appropriate step on the salary guide but will not be entitled to any compensation lost during the time he/she was judged to be unsatisfactory.
Conditions for Movement on the Salary Schedule. A. Beginning the 2010-2011 school year all employees hired at the Bachelor level will not be placed beyond B+15. Those employees who are currently (as of 2010) at B+30, B+45 or B+60 will be grandfathered to be allowed to remain there. 1. Bachelors 2. Bachelor +15 3. Bachelors+30 or Masters 4. Bachelors+45 or Masters+15 5. Bachelors+60, Masters+30 or Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) 6. Masters+45 7. Masters+60 B. Movement on the salary schedule may be accomplished by College or Winchester Course Work, Curriculum Development, or Workshops, Conferences and Institutes that require 15 hours of focused study on a specific content. C. For a column move to become effective, credits must be earned by August 31st and the paperwork submitted to the Assistant Superintendent’s office by October 15th. All credits earned for movement to a new column must have been earned subsequent to the movement from the current column. D. Where the approval of the Superintendent or his/her designee is required, such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Conditions for Movement on the Salary Schedule. Beginning the 2010-2011 school year all employees hired at the Bachelor level will not be placed beyond B+15. Those employees who are currently (as of 2010) at B+30, B+45 or B+60 will be grandfathered to be allowed to remain there.

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