Placement of Teachers Sample Clauses

Placement of Teachers. No later than October 15 of each year, the District shall furnish the Association with the placement of teachers on the salary schedule as of October 1 of that year.
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Placement of Teachers. The salary schedule has been compressed therefore steps do not necessarily represent years of experience. Initial placement of a teacher entering the Telluride School District will be determined by the Principal or Superintendent. Teachers new to the district will be placed on the salary matrix based upon their verifiable years of prior teaching experience up to a maximum of 15 years. In no instance shall new teachers entering the District be placed higher than their verifiable years of prior teaching experience.
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Placement of Teachers. The Superintendent of Schools will be responsible for evaluating and crediting of past experience, service and training and determining the placement of new teachers and temporary teachers who transfer to permanent positions. The Superintendent of Schools will be fair and equitable in exercising his/her authority under this provision.
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Placement of Teachers. (a) Following the meeting pursuant to Article 10.11, all vacancies and term positions which are or that become available shall be filled as one (1) year only positions by the Board in the order and manner below provided the teacher is qualified for the position. However, if a term teacher pursuant to Article 10.14 (vi) (a) accepts a position that was available as a permanent vacancy in the final round of postings and at the meeting pursuant to Article 10.11, the Board may offer that term teacher a probationary contract, and the position shall be considered to be filled on a permanent basis provided the teaching assignment does not substantially change for the ensuing school year. No term teacher will be offered a probationary contract pursuant to this clause unless all Term II and Aggregate Teachers have received probationary contracts for the ensuing school year.
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Placement of Teachers. Placement of surplus teachers shall be made at a meeting subsequent to the Transfer Meeting. This meeting shall include representatives from the Human Resources Department, the members of the Joint Secondary Staffing Review Committee and the Principals.
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Placement of Teachers. Placement of surplus teachers shall be made at a meeting. This meeting shall include representatives from the Human Resources Department, the members of the Joint Secondary Staffing Review Committee and the Principals. 2 In the placement process, efforts shall be made to place as many surplus teachers as possible. Priority shall be given to placement of surplus teachers, as much as possible in their preferred choices, in accordance with seniority, qualifications, including deemed qualifications in accordance with Article 2 above, and entitlement. 2 In the event that the number of surplus teachers in a subject area exceeds the number of available vacancies in that subject, the following shall occur prior to the placement of surplus teachers: ⚫ positions of teachers in that subject area, who have less seniority than those on the Surplus List, beginning with the least senior, shall be deemed vacant until the number of available vacancies matches the equivalent entitlement of the surplus teachers to be placed. ⚫ such vacancies shall be considered during the placement of surplus teachers. any teachers so displaced shall be considered surplus to school or redundant to the system, as the case may be. During the placement of surplus teachers, the mutual consent provisions of Regulation may be used to provide a placement for the teacher up to the teacher’s full entitlement in the teacher’s home school if possible, or failing that, in the System. In the event that none of a teacher’s preferred or acceptable options can be accommodated, he/she is placed, in order of his/her seniority, on the list of redundant teachers (Recall List). Teachers who have been declared surplus to school and have been subsequently placed in another school within the System, shall have first right, subject to seniority, to a position for which they are qualified arid equivalent to their entitlement, in the originating school for a period of two school years. Such return shall occur at the start of a semester or school year. The remaining redundant teachers will be placed on the Recall List, ordered from most to least senior. The list shall include the teacher’s name, school, qualifications, including deemed qualifications, in accordance with Article above. It will be forwarded to the Principals and the members of the Joint Secondary Staffing Review Committee. Each teacher who is redundant shall be so informed in writing five instructional days after the placement meeting and no later than M...
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Placement of Teachers. A meeting of representatives from the Administration and two (2) representatives of the Union will be held or at the call of the Superintendent of Employee Services in order to monitor the filling of vacancies from the applicants seeking district transfers, to facilitate transfers, to ensure the assignment of those declared available for transfer and to revise the vacancy list. If within a period of two years from the time a Teacher is transferred under this Article, a teaching position for which the Teacher is qualified should reopen in the school or district from which the Teacher was transferred, the surplus Teacher will be assigned that position on the basis of seniority and should Teacher apply for the position or have informed the Superintendent of Employee Services, in writing, within two teaching months of being notified of their transfer, of wish to return to the school or district. Should the Teacher accept a position under Article above, the Teacher shall commence the assignment an the teaching day in January should the opening occur between September and December or on the first teaching day in September of the following school year should the opening occur between January and June. The Teacher may move at any time during the school year if the move is mutually agreeable to all parties. Any vacancy which is filled by a Teacher shall be subject to the terms of ARTICLE CATEGORY DEFINITIONS
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Placement of Teachers. The District’s Human Resources Division and Office of Language Acquisition will work with the Consultant to arrange placement of Mandarin Language Teaching Assistants at District school sites which have requested Mandarin Language Teaching Assistants be placed at their site(s). Any teacher being assigned is employed by Xxxxxx and will receive his/her annual salary directly from Hanban. NO. PS19-0677-08 Consultant will ensure that all Mandarin Language Teaching Assistants submit proof of a tuberculosis test and obtain fingerprint background clearance through the Human Resources Services Division. These clearances must be maintained per District and state requirements. Mandarin teachers are responsible for the costs of the TB testing and fingerprint clearance.
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Placement of Teachers. The Committee or designate(s) shall place any remaining surplus Teachers and Teachers returning from an extended Leave of Absence in accordance with Article L26.49 and place any remaining part-time Teachers seeking increased time in accordance with Article L26.52.
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