PHASE I: 2009-2011 Sample Clauses

PHASE I: 2009-2011. In an effort to successfully implement the Behavior Assistance and Support Program of MCOE. Phase I of this program shall be from July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2011. Phase II shall begin July 1, 2011. (11/09) 25.1.1 Program Personnel: The Behavioral Assistance and Support Program (BASP) shall be comprised of two primary groups of specially trained staff: Behavior Support Teams (BST) and Competent Learner Model (CLM) Behavioral Para- Educators. Both groups work under the direction of Board Certified Behavior Analysts. 25.1.2 Behavioral Para-Educators (BPE) 25.1.2.1 Pay Levels: The classification of Behavioral Para-Educator shall be placed at Xxxxx 00 of the classified salary schedule. Current employeess shall be placed on steps according to the chart below. This pay level and step placement shall be retroactive to August 17, 2009. Step increments shall be earned according to the collective bargaining agreement. 25.1.2.2 Pay Stipends: Behavioral Para-Educators shall be eligible for the Specialized Physical Health Care Stipend according to the collective bargaining agreement when assigned to children requiring specialized health care. 25.1.2.3 Job Description: A draft job description is attached to this agreement and will be finalized after ratification of this agreement. 25.1.2.4 Evaluation: Behavioral Para-Educators will be evaluated according to the evaluation process as outlined in this agreement. Document A: Behavioral Para-Educators. 25.1.2.5 Vacancies: If vacancies occur, the vacancies shall be filled with current employees who are on an eligibility list compiled jointly by MCOE and CSEA. The eligibility list shall consist of current MCOE employees who meet the following requirements: 1. Served as a probationary or permanent Para-Professional at MCOE, and 2. Meet the minimum qualifications of a Behavioral Para- Educator, and 3. Applied for the position of Behavioral Para-Educator, and 4. Are recommended for selection through an interview process that includes a CSEA representative. The eligibility list shall be compiled no later than April 30, 2010 and will not be ranked in any particular order of seniority nor completed CLM units.
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