Educational Specialist Sample Clauses

Educational Specialist. The maximum number of total credit hours recognized for additional salary payment above an Educational Specialist degree, shall not exceed 3; provided however, the 3 credit hours must have been earned after the second semester of 2006-07 and are from a list of courses specifically approved by the Superintendent (or designee).
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Educational Specialist. 1. Full-time teachers with ten (10) or more years of service in the Xxxxxxx Area Schools may elect to apply for the position of Educational Specialist. The Board shall create a total of eight (8) such positions. The eligible teacher may select this position for one, two or three years. At any one time no more than 8 (eight) employees may participate in this plan. 2. Teachers must apply for the positions in writing to the Superintendent of Schools by October 1. The positions will be filled on the basis of seniority, all other factors being equal, if there are more applicants than positions available. Teachers applying for these positions must have a minimum of ten (10) years in the Xxxxxxx Area School system and a working knowledge of the District’s policies, practices and curriculum. As a condition of eligibility, the teacher shall, upon accepting assignment to the Educational Specialist position, submit his/her resignation from his/her employment with the Xxxxxxx Area Schools with an effective date for his/her termination at the completion date of his/her first assignment in the Educational Specialist position. Those serving in these positions shall be given an individual extracurricular contract setting forth the duties expected. The duties shall be assigned by the Superintendent and, unless otherwise arranged with and approved by the Superintendent, shall be related to school improvement and/or accreditation needs of the school district. 3. The Educational Specialist positions shall be compensated at a rate according to the provisions of Schedule B.
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Educational Specialist. Effective June 30, 2012, the Educational Specialist clause will sunset and be removed from the contract upon completion of those participants enrolled in the program. 1. Full-time teachers with ten (10) or more years of service in the Essexville- Hampton Public Schools may elect to apply for the position of Educational Specialist. The Board shall create five (5) such positions per year. The eligible teacher may select this position for one, two or three years. 2. Teachers must apply for the positions in writing to the superintendent by October 1. The positions will be filled on the basis of seniority if there are more applicants than positions available. Teachers applying for these positions must have a minimum of ten (10) years in the Essexville- Hampton system and a working knowledge of the District’s policies, practices and curriculum. As a condition of eligibility, the teacher shall, upon accepting assignment to the Educational Specialist position, submit his/her resignation from his/her employment with the Essexville-Hampton Public Schools with an effective date for his/her termination at the completion date of his/her first assignment in the Educational Specialist position. Those serving in these positions shall be given an individual extracurricular contract setting forth the duties expected. The duties shall be assigned by the superintendent and, unless otherwise arranged with and approved by the superintendent, shall be related to school improvement and/or accreditation needs of the school district. Teachers shall keep a journal of activities verifying that they performed 70 hours of work annually. 3. The Educational Specialist positions shall be compensated at a rate according to the provisions of Article XX, Section F.
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