Documentation of completed courses Sample Clauses

Documentation of completed courses must be attached to the “Request for Approval of Credit for Salary Advancement” form located on the District’s portal under the “Employee Forms” tab and filed in the District Office by November 1. No contract changes to a new salary class will be made for the current year after the last Board meeting in November. Applicable course work must be completed prior to the start of the fall semester unless prior approval is obtained from the Chancellor or designee.
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