Distance Education or Correspondence Credit Courses Sample Clauses

Distance Education or Correspondence Credit Courses. Central Professional Development funds may be used to provide assistance to teachers who successfully complete an approved online or correspondence credit course. Where prior approval for reimbursement has been granted, teachers who are receiving assistance under 16.07(b), are eligible to receive a maximum of $2,500.00 per year (July 1 to June 30) in tuition reimbursement for distance courses. Reimbursement will be paid out to members upon the submission of receipts and proof of completion of the course. Books, course materials or student fees are not eligible for reimbursement.
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Distance Education or Correspondence Credit Courses. Central Professional Development funds may be used to provide assistance to teachers who successfully complete an approved online or correspondence credit course.
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