Common use of Mentor Program Clause in Contracts

Mentor Program. The following provisions apply to the mentor program: 1. The District has the right to select a currently employed tenured teacher to be mentor teachers. 2. Acceptance of an assignment as a mentor teacher will entail a one year commitment on the part of the mentor teacher, but no teacher will be required to accept such assignment. 3. The mentor or the probationary teacher may request to opt out of the mentor- teacher relationship. 4. When possible, the mentor teacher and the probationary teacher should have a common preparatory program and teach in the similar field. 5. Neither the mentor teacher nor the probationary teacher shall be able to participate in any matter in the evaluation of the other. 6. The mentor teacher shall be paid a stipend at the completion of each year of the mentoring relationship. The stipend shall be 1.50% of the base for the first year and 1.00% of the base in each of the next two years.

Mentor Program. The following provisions apply to the mentor program: 1. The District has the right to select a currently employed tenured teacher to be mentor teachers. 2. Acceptance of an assignment as a mentor teacher will entail a one year commitment on the part of the mentor teacher, but no teacher will be required to accept such assignment. 3. The mentor or the probationary teacher may request to opt out a change of the mentor- teacher relationshipmentor assignment. 4. When possible, the mentor teacher and the probationary teacher should have a common preparatory program and teach in the similar field. 5. Neither the mentor teacher nor the probationary teacher shall be able to participate in any matter in the evaluation of the other. 6. The mentor teacher shall be paid a stipend at the completion of each year of the mentoring relationship. The stipend shall be 1.50% of the base for the first year and 1.00% of the base in each of the next two years.