Salary Guide. A. An instructional employee who has had teaching experience, or the equivalent, providing the teaching experience that the employee has had makes him/her more valuable than a beginning teacher, may be employed initially at a yearly salary above the minimum salary, providing the credit for experience does not exceed twelve (12) years.
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Salary Guide. A. An instructional employee who has had teaching experience, or the equivalent, providing the teaching experience that the employee has had makes him/her her/them more valuable than a beginning teacher, may be employed initially at a yearly salary above the minimum salary, providing . These teachers may be placed on the credit for experience does not exceed twelve (12) yearssalary schedule up to 3 years past their years of teaching experience.
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Salary Guide. A. An instructional employee who has had teaching experience, or the equivalent, providing the teaching experience that the employee has had makes him/her her/them more valuable than a beginning teacher, may be employed initially at a yearly salary above the minimum salary, providing the credit for experience does not exceed twelve (12) years.Step G.
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