Common use of Credit Certification for Teachers With a Bachelor’s Degree Clause in Contracts

Credit Certification for Teachers With a Bachelor’s Degree. 1. Credit courses, whether graduate or undergraduate, may be submitted to the Superintendent for credit up to the M.A. column. 2. Approval must be secured in advance of the time the courses are taken to ensure that credit shall be granted. 3. Duplication of credit previously accredited shall not be approved. 4. Credit courses must be taken in North Central Association (NCA) or other regionally accredited schools. 5. Credit on the Salary Schedule may be allowed for workshops, in-service workshops, travel, individual projects, seminars, and non-credit courses, if approved by the Superintendent and the Professional Growth Evaluation Committee (PGEC). Not more than eight (8) hours of credit may be earned in this manner in any fifteen (15) hour semester block. 6. Only hours earned after the granting of the B.A. can be claimed for credit beyond the B.A. column.

Credit Certification for Teachers With a Bachelor’s Degree. (1. ) Credit courses, whether graduate or undergraduate, may be submitted to the Superintendent for credit up to the M.A. column. (2. ) Approval must be secured in advance of the time the courses are taken to ensure insure that credit shall be granted. (3. ) Duplication of credit previously accredited shall not be approved. (4. ) Credit courses must be taken in North Central Association (NCA) or other regionally accredited schools. (5. ) Credit on the Salary Schedule may be allowed for workshops, in-service inservice workshops, travel, individual projects, seminars, and non-credit courses, if approved by the Superintendent and the Professional Growth Evaluation Committee (PGEC). Not more than eight (8) hours of credit may be earned in this manner in any fifteen (15) hour semester block. (6. ) Only hours earned after the granting of the B.A. can be claimed for credit beyond the B.A. column.