Leadership Stipends/ AP Leadership Description Sample Clauses

Leadership Stipends/ AP Leadership Description. The district will allocate money as available for leadership stipends for certified and classified staff. These positions will be decided by the building principals based on the needs of their individual buildings and placed in one of the three categories below. The mentor positions will fall on Category One for Tier one and Category Two for Tier Two. The other positions will be placed on job expectations as determined by the building principal. Category One- 2000 Category Two- 1500 Category Three- 1000 Teachers can be categorized as serving in leadership positions to meet advanced professional qualifications by the state. Specifically an advanced professional certified instructional, or pupil service staff person shall be considered to have demonstrated professional leadership if she/he meets any of the following: -Instructional Specialist -Mentor -Curriculum or assessment committee member -Team or committee leadership position -Data coach -Other leadership positions identified by the school district
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