Common use of Senior Career Teachers Clause in Contracts

Senior Career Teachers. 1. For employees hired after September 1, 1985 who are paid on a salary schedule that provides for a degree differential, placement on a schedule higher than a Master’s degree shall be subject to approval of the content of the aca­ demic work presented, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 2. To qualify for placement on the salary schedule for Senior Career Teach­ ers, teachers must meet the following minimum requirements: (a) M.A. Degree plus sixty (60) credits or Ph.D. (b) Ten (10) years’ of satisfactory teaching in the School District of Philadelphia (c) Dual Certification as follows

Senior Career Teachers. 1. For employees hired after September 1, 1985 who are paid on a salary schedule that provides for a degree differential, placement on a schedule higher than a Master’s degree shall be subject to approval of the content of the aca­ aca- demic work presented, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 2. To qualify for placement on the salary schedule for Senior Career Teach­ Teach- ers, teachers must meet the following minimum requirements: (a) M.A. Degree plus sixty (60) credits or Ph.D. (b) Ten (10) years’ of satisfactory teaching in the School District of Philadelphia (c) Dual Certification as follows

Senior Career Teachers. 1. (a) For employees hired after September 1, 1985 1985, who are paid on a BCS salary schedule that provides for a degree differential, placement on a schedule higher than a Master’s degree shall be subject to approval of the content of the aca­ demic academic work presented, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 2. (b) To qualify for placement on the BCS salary schedule for Senior Career Teach­ ersTeachers, teachers must meet the following minimum requirements: (a1) M.A. Degree plus sixty (60) credits or Ph.D. (b2) Ten (10) years’ years of satisfactory teaching in the School District of Philadelphia (c3) Dual Certification as follows (i) Two (2) subject areas, or (ii) Elementary and Secondary, or (iii) K-12 Certification, or (iv) Regular and Special Education (c) For purposes of Dual certification, Principal or Supervisor’s Certificate shall be eligible for consideration as one (1) of the two (2) certifications.