High School ASB Advisor Sample Clauses

High School ASB Advisor. 7 1/2 hour/day (no conference period). 15% differential above 14 placement on schedule/teacher work year. 15 The Middle School ASB Advisors will be paid in accordance with the Extra Pay for Extra
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High School ASB Advisor. Each high school ASB advisor will receive a .056 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Middle School ASB/Activity advisor will receive a .041 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Elementary School will receive a .041 stipend for an ASB/Activity advisor, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. APPENDIX C – COUNSELORS, TEACHER-LIBRARIANS, AND MISC. SALARY SCHEDULE‌ Off Campus Ten (10) Teacher Librarian Five (5) High School Counselor Twenty (20) Middle School Counselor Ten (10) Career Technical Education Varies with responsibilities including Summer Conference, Enrollment Department Advisory Committee, Directors Council, XXX, and other assignments (280 days) Alternative School Ten (10)
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High School ASB Advisor. Each high school ASB advisor will receive a .056 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Middle School ASB/Activity advisor will receive a .041 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Elementary School will receive a .041 stipend for an ASB/Activity advisor, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. APPENDIX C – COUNSELORS, TEACHER-LIBRARIANS, AND MISC. SALARY SCHEDULE‌ Xxxxxx Creek Community School Ten (10) Teacher Librarian Five (5) High School Counselor Twenty (20) Middle School Counselor Ten (10) Career Technical Education Varies with responsibilities including Advisory Meetings, Work Based Learning, Frameworks, Content Training, PLC Meetings, Best Supervision, Leadership Equivalencies, Classroom Maintenance, Extended days, Department Heads, and other assignments (2100 hours)
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High School ASB Advisor. Each high school ASB advisor will receive a .056 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Middle School athletic director will receive a .084 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Middle School ASB/Activity advisor will receive a .041 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Elementary School will receive a .041 stipend for an ASB/Activity advisor, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Number of Position Additional Days Off Campus ten (10) Teacher-Librarian five (5) High School Counselor twenty (20) Middle School Counselor ten (10) Career Technical Education Varies with responsibilities including Summer Conference, Enrollment Department Advisory Committee, Directors Council, XXX, and other assignments (280 days) Alternative School ten (10) Psychologist fifteen (15) Learning Specialist five (5) Payment for these days will be from the levy. These activities are dependent on special levy and CTE funding and will be sustained only to the extent that the funding source remains. To be eligible for co-curricular compensation, an employee must perform services and assume responsibilities beyond those expected as part of the regular employment contract. The decimal equivalents noted are based upon the base cell. High School 0Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Stipend Band A .180 Drama (for 3 performances) A .180 Orchestra B .124 Yearbook B .124 Vocal B .124 Debate C .074 Paper/Media C .074 Skills USA C .074 DECA D .065 FBLA D .065 FCCLA D .065 TSA D .065 1Position Lane Stipend Band A .093 Drama (for 2 performances) A .093 Jazz Band B .074 Orchestra B .074 Skills USA B .074 Vocal B .074 Yearbook B .074 Debate C .065 FCCLA C .065 Paper/Media C .065 TSA C .065 Elementary Position Lane Stipend Chorus A .065 Band B .015 (per school) Orchestra B .015 (per school) Vocal Music B .015* *Per performance up to 5 The payment of a full stipend is dependent on student affiliation with the parent state and national organizations of Skills USA, FBLA, FCCLA, DECA, and TSA. Only those programs/clubs where students are dues paying members of said organizations will generate an advisor stipend. If there are over fifty (50) qualified members as evidenced by club records, and club meeting minutes, then an additional advisor may be compensated at fifty (50%) of the normal stipend, if requested. An increased stipend will not be paid to the advisor of record if they decline the support of a second advisor. 1If during any year, the class is...
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High School ASB Advisor. Under the supervision of and reporting to the high school principal, the duties and responsibilities of the ASB Advisor shall be as follows:
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High School ASB Advisor. Each high school ASB advisor will receive a .056 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Middle School ASB/Activity advisor will receive a .041 stipend, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. Each Elementary School will receive a .041 stipend for an ASB/Activity advisor, based on the base cell of the salary schedule. APPENDIX C – COUNSELORS, TEACHER-LIBRARIANS, AND MISC. SALARY SCHEDULE‌ Xxxxxx Creek Community School Eight (8) Teacher Librarian Four (4) High School Counselor Sixteen (16) Middle School Counselor Eight (8) Elementary School Counselor Four (4) Career Technical Education Varies with responsibilities including Advisory Meetings, Work Based Learning, Frameworks, Content Training, PLC Meetings, Best Supervision, Leadership Equivalencies, Classroom Maintenance, Extended days, Department Heads, and other assignments (1680 hours) Psychologist Twelve (12) Student Support Specialist Four (4) These days are paid at the employees per diem rate of pay. Payment for these days will be from the levy APPENDIX D – CO-CURRICULAR SALARY SCHEDULE‌ These activities are dependent on special levy and CTE funding and will be sustained only to the extent that the funding source remains. To be eligible for co-curricular compensation, an employee must perform services and assume responsibilities beyond those expected as part of the regular employment contract. The decimal equivalents noted are based upon the base cell. 1Position Lane Stipend (per school) Band A .180 Drama (for 3 performances) A .180 Orchestra B .124 Yearbook B .124 Vocal B .124 Debate C .074 Paper/Media C .074 Skills USA C .074 DECA D .065 FBLA D .065 FCCLA D .065 TSA D .065 1Position Lane Stipend (per school) Band A .093 Drama (for 2 performances) A .093 Jazz Band B .074 Orchestra B .074 Skills USA B .074 Vocal B .074 Yearbook B .074 Debate C .065 FCCLA C .065 Paper/Media C .065 TSA C .065 1Position Lane Stipend (per school) Chorus A .065 Vocal Music B .015* *Per performance up to 5 The payment of a full stipend is dependent on student affiliation with the parent state and national organizations of Skills USA, FBLA, FCCLA, DECA, and TSA. If approved by the CTE Director, any of these five (5) stipends can be replaced by another Washington State recognized CTSO. Only those programs/clubs where students are dues paying members of said organizations will generate an advisor stipend. If there are over fifty (50) qualified members as evidenced by club records, and club meeting m...
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