Experience Credit Outside the School District Sample Clauses

Experience Credit Outside the School District. The School District will determine the initial salary schedule placement based on teaching experience. Any exception may be made by mutual agreement with the Association. In order for a teacher to be given credit for a full year of experience for the initial step placement on the salary schedule, a teacher must have worked eight hundred twenty (820) or more hours in a school year for which he or she would be given credit for and the time worked must be in the same school district. Hours that are worked beyond the eight hundred twenty (820) hour minimum in a school year will not count toward an additional step for placement on the salary schedule.
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