Educational Credits (Certified Personnel Sample Clauses

Educational Credits (Certified Personnel. A. Undergraduate credit earned after the Bachelor’s Degree is conferred, but which is required for Illinois Certification as a teacher, shall not be applicable for salary credit. B. Graduate credit earned before the Master’s Degree is obtained shall not apply to horizontal advancement on the salary schedule beyond the Masters. C. Graduate credit earned after the Master’s Degree is conferred shall be approved if the graduate program or courses taken are related to the teaching field. Graduate courses must be approved in advance by the Superintendent or his/her designee to apply to horizontal advancement on the salary schedule. Failure to secure pre-approval of courses will result in the salary advancement being delayed for one semester. D. College credits for salary purposes must be earned at colleges approved for certification by the Illinois Certification Board. E. Those courses which support the qualification for an advanced degree program and which support efforts to qualify for a planned change of position within the District, shall be approved by the Superintendent for advancement on the salary schedule. F. Prorated schedule advancement will be implemented at the start of the semester following proof of completion of the course(s). Grade cards will be accepted as proper notification until transcripts are received by the Superintendent’s office.
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