TESOL and Bilingual Increments Sample Clauses

TESOL and Bilingual Increments a. A teacher or related service provider who possesses a current TESOL endorsement and provides TESOL services in a program approved by the District and the NMPED shall receive a $1,000.00 annual stipend. b. A teacher who possesses a current Bilingual endorsement and provides bilingual services in a program approved by the District and the NMPED shall receive a $2,500.00 stipend. c. TESOL and Bilingual teachers (and other licensed employees) who pos- sess both a TESOL and Bilingual endorsement shall qualify for the Bilingual and the TESOL stipend, provided they are providing bilingual services in a program approved by the District and the NMPED.
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TESOL and Bilingual Increments a. A teacher or related service provider who possesses a current TESOL endorsement and has assigned Emerging Bilingual students (ELs) to at least one class (core, elective, or intervention) and provides TESOL ser- vices in a program approved by the District and the NMPED shall receive a $1,000.00 annual stipend. b. A teacher who possesses a current Bilingual endorsement or 520 license and provides bilingual services in a program approved by the District and the NMPED shall receive a $2,500.00 stipend. c. TESOL and Bilingual teachers (and other licensed employees) who pos- sess both a TESOL and Bilingual endorsement shall qualify for the Bilingual and the TESOL stipend, provided they are providing bilingual services in a program approved by the District and the NMPED.
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