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Provisions Governing Salary Schedule. EXCEPT: if a substitute is authorized to perform duties under a supplemental or separate contract, then the specific compensation provisions shall apply.
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Provisions Governing Salary Schedule. A. Placement on the Salary Schedule
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Provisions Governing Salary Schedule. All certificated staff will be placed on the Xxxxxx Salary Schedule in accordance with WAC 392-264 and the reporting standards of S-275 in place as of August 2018, except as may otherwise described in this section.
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Provisions Governing Salary Schedule. Employees shall initially be placed at the appropriate step on the salary schedule as follows: A. Experience steps (increments) will be given each year in accordance with the adopted salary schedule. Placement steps will be given for all verified SPI approved experience. B. Placement steps will be given for SPI approved credits and/or SPI approved clock hours earned after the BA degree was granted. Educational steps (increments) will be given for completed courses which are approved in advance by the Superintendent, or which conform to any weighting criteria used, or to be used, by the SPI in computing District funding. Acceptable evidence of successful completion of courses must be delivered to the Business Office no later than September 15. Upon request, all employees will be required to turn in to the administrative office all completed courses earned after the highest degree was granted.
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Provisions Governing Salary Schedule. For the purpose of salary schedule placement, experience recognition, credit recognition, clock hours recognition, and out-of-state experience/credit, the guidelines established by OSPI shall be used. For the purpose of salary, the attached salary schedule will be used (Appendix D-10). This schedule will be used for school years 2018-2019 and will be adjusted annually at the inflationary rate.
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Provisions Governing Salary Schedule. A. Placement of employees on the negotiated salary schedule will be in accordance with WAC 392- 264 and follow the reporting standards of S-275 in place as of August 2018, except as otherwise described in this section.
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