Professional Organization Membership Sample Clauses

Professional Organization Membership. In accordance with prior Joint Service agreement with School City of Mishawaka, the Board will pay an amount not to exceed Three-Hundred 00/100 Dollars ($300.00) representing the cost of the membership in the American Speech-language Hearing Association (ASHA) for Speech Language Pathologists.
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Professional Organization Membership. The employee must be a member of at least one forensic professional organization such as, International Association for Identification, California Division of International Association for Identification, or Southern California Association of Fingerprint Officers.
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Professional Organization Membership. ‌ A. Attendance at School Nutrition Association (SNA) workshops with the objective to receive SNA Continuing Education Units is encouraged but is on a voluntary basis only. Satisfactory completion of SNA workshops shall be one of the factors considered when evaluating Student Nutrition employees for promotion. B. All time in attendance at, but not travel time to and from, a required workshop shall be compensated. C. The student nutrition department will provide professional “district owned” school nutrition association membership to each student nutrition department staff who maintains certification with the school nutrition association. To earn membership, a staff member is to provide annual proof of a current valid certification with the school nutrition association by October 1.
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Professional Organization Membership. A. Attendance at School Nutrition Association (SNA) workshops with the objective to receive SNA Continuing Education Units is encouraged but is on a voluntary basis only. Satisfactory completion of SNA workshops shall be one of the factors considered when evaluating Student Nutrition employees for promotion. B. All time in attendance at, but not travel time to and from, a required workshop shall be compensated. C. Student Nutrition Association of Ohio membership and certification fees will be reimbursed annually upon submission of appropriate documentation i.
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Professional Organization Membership. Dues paid to professional educational organizations will be reimbursed subject to the prior approval of the administrator’s immediate supervisor and Administrative Growth Fund budgetary restraints.
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Professional Organization Membership. The Board encourages the Superintendent to become a member of and participate in professional associations and community and civic affairs, including the chamber of commerce, civic clubs, governmental committees, and educational organizations. The Board concludes that such participation will serve a legitimate purpose related to the educational mission of the District. The District shall reimburse the Superintendent for the cost of membership up to a limit of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) per year.
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Professional Organization Membership. A. Attendance at School Nutrition Association (SNA) workshops with the objective to receive SNA Continuing Education Units is encouraged but is on a voluntary basis only. Satisfactory completion of SNA workshops shall be one of the factors considered when evaluating Student Nutrition employees for promotion. B. All time in attendance at, but not travel time to and from, a required workshop shall be compensated. C. Student Nutrition Association of Ohio membership and certification fees will be reimbursed annually upon submission of appropriate documentation i.e., SNA validation of certification by June 1. Reimbursement will be contingent upon evidence of a minimum of Level 1 certification (Six (6) CEUs as an hourly/Ten (10) CEUs as a manager excluding assigned hours from Public Schoolworks) for those who desire membership and guarantee active involvement in the association.
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Professional Organization Membership. All administrators are entitled to have the membership dues of two (2) professional organizations paid by the school district. Each administrator shall submit the names and costs of such organizations to the Superintendent for prior approval. The employer agrees to deduct the cost of U.S. Savings Bonds in denominations up to one thousand and 00/100 dollars ($1,000.00) from payroll for those of its administrators who elect to participate.
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Professional Organization Membership. Administrators are encouraged to join appropriate professional organizations and participate in their activities. If such participation interferes with the Administrator's duties to the School District, such participation must be approved by the Superintendent prior to such participation. The Board will pay for membership dues for one state or national professional association appropriate to the administrator's position, as approved by the Superintendent.
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