Common use of Placement on Column Clause in Contracts

Placement on Column. Each teacher shall be eligible for and shall receive the highest salary to which his degree and additional graduate or inservice points hours entitle him. On the Salary Schedule, Section E of this Article, each vertical column shall represent an earned degree from an accredited institution of higher learning or an intermediate column between earned degrees representing additional earned degree or inservice points. To be eligible for an appropriate degree column or inservice points, the teacher must have earned the degree or inservice points that column requires. His placement on an intermediate column higher than the degree or inservice points column to which he is entitled is contingent upon his having earned the additional number of graduate semester hours or inservice points which that column specifies. Teachers employed by the district during the 2011-2012 school year will be placed in the appropriate column and placed on step for best-fit according to their 2011-2012 salary. (2012) Inservice points for column movement will be awarded only from Level III as defined in the district’s Results-Based Staff Development Plan. All points earned prior to the 1996-97 contract year are excluded from this provision. When a person is contracted who brings more than one teaching degree with him, he shall be placed on the BS+16 column of the salary schedule. Such additional graduate hours may have been earned prior to the date of the teacher's latest degree but must not have been used to satisfy degree hour requirements. Undergraduate hours will be counted toward placement on a given column if they qualify toward state approved standards for teaching certificates or licensures.

Placement on Column. Each teacher shall be eligible for and shall receive the highest salary to which his degree and additional graduate or inservice points in- service points, or hours entitle him. On the Salary Schedule, Section E of this Article, each vertical column shall represent an earned degree from an accredited institution of higher learning or an intermediate column between earned degrees representing additional earned degree or inservice in-service points. To be eligible for an appropriate degree column or inservice in-service points, the teacher must have earned the degree or inservice in-service points that column requires. Courses must pertain to the field of education or have received prior approval by the superintendent and or his or her designee. His placement on an intermediate column higher than the degree or inservice in-service points column to which he is entitled is contingent upon his having earned the additional number of graduate semester hours or inservice in-service points which that column specifies. Teachers employed by the district during the 2011In-2012 school year will be placed in the appropriate column and placed on step for best-fit according to their 2011-2012 salary. (2012) Inservice service points for column movement will be awarded only from Level III as defined in the district’s Results-Based Staff Development Plan. All points earned prior to the 1996-97 contract year are excluded from this provision. When a person is contracted who brings more than one teaching degree with him, he shall be placed on the BS+16 column of the salary schedule. Such additional graduate hours may have been earned prior to the date of the teacher's latest degree but must not have been used to satisfy degree hour requirements. Undergraduate hours will be counted toward placement on in a given column if they qualify toward state for state-approved standards for teaching certificates or licensureslicensure.

Placement on Column. Each teacher shall be eligible for and shall receive the highest salary to which his degree and additional graduate or inservice points in-service points, or hours entitle him. On the Salary Schedule, Section E of this Article, each vertical column shall represent an earned degree from an accredited institution of higher learning or an intermediate column between earned degrees representing additional earned degree or inservice in-service points. To be eligible for an appropriate degree column or inservice in-service points, the teacher must have earned the degree or inservice in-service points that column requires. Courses must pertain to the field of education or have received prior approval by the superintendent and or his or her designee. His placement on an intermediate column higher than the degree or inservice in-service points column to which he is entitled is contingent upon his having earned the additional number of graduate semester hours or inservice in-service points which that column specifies. Teachers employed by the district during the 2011In-2012 school year will be placed in the appropriate column and placed on step for best-fit according to their 2011-2012 salary. (2012) Inservice service points for column movement will be awarded only from Level III as defined in the district’s Results-Based Staff Development Plan. All points earned prior to the 1996-97 contract year are excluded from this provision. When a person is contracted who brings more than one teaching degree with him, he shall be placed on the BS+16 column of the salary schedule. Such additional graduate hours may have been earned prior to the date of the teacher's latest degree but must not have been used to satisfy degree hour requirements. Undergraduate hours will be counted toward placement on in a given column if they qualify toward state for state-approved standards for teaching certificates or licensureslicensure.