Guidance Team Sample Clauses

Guidance Team i. All reasonable effort will be made to schedule Guidance Team, Evaluation Group, and IEP Meetings during the regular workday. Compensation for meetings held outside the workday is covered for special education staff through their Special Education stipend. ii. If the Guidance Team meeting results in a referral for special education, a request for compensation for certificated regular education staff shall be sent to Special Services for payment at their per-diem rate from the IEP General Education Meeting Pool. The Special Projects compensation may be available for special circumstances with administrative approval. iii. All Guidance Team members (including Special Education Staff) who participate in meetings that do not result in a referral for special education and these meetings occur outside the workday shall be compensated from building funds at their per diem rate of pay.
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Guidance Team. Each school will have a Guidance Team that problem solves issues related to a student’s school performance. The Guidance Team consists of the psychologist, SLP, special education teacher, student’s regular education teacher, counselor, nurse (if medical concern exists), building administrator or designee, and others as needed and determined by the administrator. Members of this team may also be part of other building problem solving teams (such as TST). The Guidance Team will meet during the work day whenever possible.
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