Daily Living Requirements Sample Clauses

Daily Living Requirements. 8.7.4.1 Special Education Paraeducators I and II, Case Facilitators, and Behavior Management Technicians I and II are expected to provide daily living requirements if students require such services. Daily living requirements, as used in this provision, involves actual bodily assistance of the student and not mere escorting or mere observation for emergencies. 8.7.4.2 When a Special Education Paraeducator I provides daily living requirements, that individual shall receive a one (1) range differential per month for the time daily living requirements are provided. 8.
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Daily Living Requirements. ‌ 436 8.7.4.1 Special Education Paraeducators I and II, Case Facilitators, and 437 Behavior Management Technicians I and II are expected to 438 provide daily living requirements if students require such services 439 except for a Special Education Paraeducator I employed before 440 March 1, 1997 will not be required to provide daily living 441 requirements as part of developing students’ daily living skills. 442 Daily living requirements, as used in this provision, involves actual 443 bodily assistance of the student and not mere escorting or mere 444 observation for emergencies. 445 8.7.4.2 When a Special Education Paraeducator I (regardless of hire date) 446 provides daily living requirements, that individual shall receive a 447 one (1) range differential per month for the time daily living 448 requirements are provided.
Daily Living Requirements. Bargaining unit members working in the job classification of Paraeducator in Mod/Severe SDC and Transitional Kindergarten assignments shall be compensated $100 per month for such assignment for the purposes of recognizing additional duties including supporting daily living requirements such as toileting or diapering, or assisting students regularly with other hygiene needs, as required by the student's IEP or developmental needs. The compensation shall be paid to unit members monthly as part of their base pay. Assignment to such positions is based on the needs of the district and is not determined by seniority or previous assignments.

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