Letters of Permission a. Teachers holding Letters of Permission whose years of preparation can be equated to years of university training shall be placed in the category equivalent to the number of their years of university training.
b. Teachers holding Letters of Permission whose years of preparation cannot be equated to years of university training shall receive a salary determined by the Superintendent; such salary shall not exceed Category 4 of this Agreement.
Letters of Permission. Persons with a degree holding a Letter of Permission shall be placed on the salary category 4/PC scale.
Letters of Permission. B.30.1 Persons holding a letter of permission with or without university training will be placed in a category as determined after evaluation of each individual’s qualifications by the Superintendent or designate.
Letters of Permission a. The Board shall inform the Association in writing of its intention to apply for a Letter of Permission. The Association shall be provided with the names and qualifications of all applicants for the position prior to the application for a Letter of Permission.
b. Persons hired in the district on a Letter of Permission shall be paid on the scales indicated in Article B.1 (Salary) in accordance with the number of successfully completed years a teacher has gained at university, less one (1) year, but not exceeding Category PB(5) maximum.
c. Teaching experience will be recognized in accordance with Article B.1.7 (Recognition of Experience).
Letters of Permission a. Persons with Letters of Permission shall be placed and held (except as provided in Article B.21.4.b) at category 4-0 for those persons lacking a University degree and at 4-0 for those persons with a University degree which the Teacher Regulation Branch does not recognize for certification purposes. Upon attainment of a regular certification, credit will be granted to a teacher, on the increment pattern, for years of teaching experience calculated in accordance with Article
Letters of Permission. Persons holding Letters of Permission shall be placed on the salary schedule in a position determined by the joint grievance committee. The following provisions of this Collective Agreement do not apply to individuals holding a Letter of Permission: Articles C.2 (Seniority), Article C.20 (Employment on Continuing Contract), and Article C.25 (Limited Duration Teaching Appointments).
Letters of Permission. 1. The Board shall notify the Association in writing when no suitable certificated candidate is available for a teaching position and a letter of permission may be necessary.
a. Upon request, the Board shall provide the Association with all relevant information related to a potential request for a letter of permission.
b. No district teaching vacancy shall be filled with a request for a Letter of Permission during the month of July. Any such vacancy shall be re-advertised during this time.
2. Persons holding Letters of Permission (LOP) whose years of preparation can be equated to years of university training shall be paid as if in the category one below that which would apply if their total years of training had included one year of teacher preparation.
3. Persons holding Letters of Permission (LOP) whose years of preparation cannot be equated to years of university training shall be paid as if in a salary category which will provide a salary appropriate to their teaching function. Such entitlement shall be agreed upon by the Board and the Association.
a. Placement shall not exceed Category 4 of Article B.1 (Salary) of this agreement.
Letters of Permission. 1. The Board shall inform the Association, in writing, of its intention to apply for a Letter of Permission prior to the application being made.
2. The Board shall provide the Association with the following information pertaining to the application:
a. the appropriate job description and a copy of the vacancy posting;
b. the names and qualifications of all applicants for the posting; and
c. the Board’s covering application to the Teacher Regulation Branch.
Letters of Permission a. Persons with Letters of Permission shall be placed and held (except as provided in Article B.21.4.b) at category 4-0 for those persons lacking a University degree and at 4-0 for those persons with a University degree which the Teacher Regulation Branch does not recognize for certification purposes. Upon attainment of a regular certification, credit will be granted to a teacher, on the increment pattern, for years of teaching experience calculated in accordance with Article B.21.2 (Experience Recognition) while teaching on a Letter of Permission.
b. An increment shall be granted for the first 4 steps on the grid for letter of permission teachers. Additional increments beyond step 4 shall be granted when a teacher has earned 3 credits for each year of service beyond step 4.
Letters of Permission. 2.5.1 The Board shall inform the Association in writing of its intention to apply for a Letter of Permission. The Association shall be provided with the names and qualifications of all applicants for the position prior to the application for a Letter of Permission.
2.5.2 Persons hired in the district on a Letter of Permission shall be paid on the scales indicated in Article B.1 (Basic Salary Scale) in accordance with the number of successfully completed years a teacher has gained at university, less one (1) year, but not exceeding Category PB(5) maximum.
