Common use of Support Coaches Clause in Contracts

Support Coaches. 13.4.1. Permanent unit members and retirees who have at least five years of teaching experience and who have been designated by a District administrator as having expertise sufficient to provide support for unit members, and who agree to serve as such, shall be placed in the pool of potential Support Coaches. 13.4.2. If selected to support a self-referred or recommended Voluntary participant, the Support Coach shall be eligible to receive the instructional hourly rate, identified in App. B, for all extra hours of support. A support coach may support up to two self-referred or recommended participants at a time. 13.4.3. Support coaches who are selected to support a referred participant must have completed the designated coach training program. These Support Coaches shall be eligible to receive the PSP stipend in App. B. Generally, a support coach will support one referred participant at a time.

Support Coaches. 13.4.113.5.1. Permanent unit members and retirees who have at least five years of teaching experience and who have been designated by a District administrator as having expertise sufficient to provide support for unit members, and who agree to serve as such, shall be placed in the pool of potential Support Coaches. 13.4.213.5.2. If selected to support a self-referred or recommended Voluntary participant, the Support Coach shall be eligible to receive the instructional hourly rate, identified in App. B, for all extra hours of support. A support coach may support up to two self-referred or recommended participants at a time. 13.4.313.5.3. Support coaches who are selected to support a referred participant must have completed the designated coach training program. These Support Coaches shall be eligible to receive the PSP stipend in App. B. Generally, a support coach will support one referred participant at a time.