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Mentoring Program for New Teachers. Teachers new to the profession will be paired with a mentor teacher who will provide guidance, conduct observations, answer questions and provide evaluative feedback. - Mentor teachers will be selected by the administration; service as a mentoring teacher will be voluntary. - Mentor teachers will be provided time (a minimum of seven (7) half days) to participate in this process. - The appointment of a mentor teacher will be for two (2) school years, provided that the District may pair a new teacher with a different mentor if it determines it is in the best interest of the new teacher. Each mentor will receive credit for 6 in-service hours and will be paid $600, as part of salary in the May 31st paycheck, for serving as a mentor that school year.
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