Common use of Graduate Credit Clause in Contracts

Graduate Credit. (1) Graduate course work need not be related to the educator’s present teaching assignment. (2) Must be submitted with supporting documents explaining the numeration system when proof of graduate credit is not defined on the transcript. (3) Educators whose assignments require specialist certification necessitating a master’s degree of at least fifty-three (53) semester or eighty (80) quarter credits beyond a bachelor’s degree are eligible for one additional salary level on the Educator Salary Schedule. Educators requesting the additional level must provide written documentation verifying that their master’s degree program required at least fifty-three (53) semester or eighty (80) quarter hours beyond a bachelor’s degree for Utah certification. (4) Educators whose assignments require specialist certification and earn an education specialist (EdS) degree are eligible for two additional salary levels on the Educator Salary Schedule, or one additional salary level if previously awarded one salary level under 3.2.8[c](3). Educators requesting the additional levels must provide written documentation verifying their ED S degree. (5) Educators hired into a position requiring an educator’s license for which a master’s degree is necessary to apply for licensure, and are hired prior to receiving their original educator’s license, may submit earned graduate credits leading to their original educator’s license for salary level change credit. This provision applies to positions compensated on the Educator Salary Schedule only.

Graduate Credit. (1) Graduate course work need not be related to the educator’s 's present teaching assignment. (2) Must be submitted with supporting documents explaining the numeration system when proof of graduate credit is not defined on the transcript. (3) Educators whose assignments require specialist certification necessitating a master’s 's degree of at least fifty-three (53) semester or eighty (80) quarter credits beyond a bachelor’s 's degree are eligible for one additional salary level on the Educator Salary Schedule. Educators requesting the additional level must provide written documentation verifying that their master’s 's degree program required at least fifty-fifty- three (53) semester or eighty (80) quarter hours beyond a bachelor’s 's degree for Utah certification. (4) Educators whose assignments require specialist certification and earn an education specialist (EdS) degree are eligible for two additional salary levels on the Educator Salary Schedule, or one additional salary level if previously awarded one salary level under 3.2.8[c](3). Educators requesting the additional levels must provide written documentation verifying their ED S degree. (5) Educators hired into a position requiring an educator’s 's license for which a master’s 's degree is necessary to apply for licensure, and are hired prior to receiving their original educator’s 's license, may submit earned graduate credits leading to their original educator’s 's license for salary level change credit. This provision applies to positions compensated on the Educator Salary Schedule only.