Critical need definition
Critical need means a sudden or unexpected occurrence; an emergency; a pressing necessity; or an exigency. Such occasions are characterized by additional work or deadlines required by statute, executive order, court order, regulation, or formal directive from the Secretary of Homeland Security or designee. A recurring, cyclical peak workload, by itself, is not a critical need.
Critical need positions as determined by the District may include but are not limited to secondary science, math, special education (K-12), school psychology, ESL (K-12), school nurse and speech pathology. The provisions of this section begin in the 2007-2008 school year and are not retroactive. Individual placement on the salary schedule for critical need positions does not create a contractual right in future placements for other individuals on the salary schedule.
Critical need means that the project for which funding is requested addresses at least one of the following circumstances:
Examples of Critical need in a sentence
Critical need areas (as determined by DESE every school year and posted on the web site) will be reimbursed at a maximum rate of $200 per credit hour with a maximum per school year of six (6) credit hours.
Effective SY 2022-23, any teacher appropriately licensed teaching full time in an area designated as critical needs by the Superintendent shall receive a differential in the following amounts: ● Critical Need Content: $2,000 ● Critical Need Building: $1,500 ● CN Building & Content: $3,000 Critical need content areas and buildings will be determined annually at the discretion of the Superintendent.
Critical need night shift differential may not be combined with extra shift 8 differential.
More Definitions of Critical need
Critical need means a sudden or unexpected occurrence, an emergency, a pressing necessity, or an exigency. Such occasions are characterized by additional work or