Salary Differential for All Counselors and Social Sample Clauses

Salary Differential for All Counselors and Social. Workers Hired as of August 1, 1993 The ratio system for all Counselors and Social Workers newly hired as of August 1, 1993 shall be eliminated. Newly hired would include anyone currently working in the system who is newly appointed to a Counselor or Social Worker position. All Counselors and Social Workers who currently receive the ratio will continue on the ratio system, but for all newly hired Counselors and Social Workers, and for all Instructional Coaches the following stipends will be added to the Teachers’ Salary Schedule: FY19 FY20 FY21 $3,444 $3,513 $3,583 *Counselors and Instructional Coaches will work the regular work year plus twenty (20) days. This will include ten (10) additional workdays in excess of the regular work year, as determined by the superintendent of schools, plus two (2) evenings a month for counseling parents, et al. and addressing the duties of the Instructional Coach, or such other schedule each month as determined by the Superintendent of Schools. **This includes four (4) additional weeks during the year. ***Should any Counselor, Instructional Coach or Social Worker be unable to fulfill any or all of these extra twenty (20) days due to an approved leave of absence under Articles XIV, XV, XVI and XVII, the stipend will be reduced by 1/20th for each day missed (if unable to be rescheduled).
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