NMTA definition

NMTA means the New Mexico teacher assessments, which are the tests approved by the PED that all individuals must take and pass in order to receive initial educator licensure; the NMTA consists of the New Mexico assessment of teacher basic skills, the New Mexico assessment of teacher competency (at the early childhood, elementary and secondary levels), and the New Mexico content knowledge assessments (“NMCKA”); it shall include any test materials related to a testing applicant's taking of or registration for the NMTA.
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NMTA means New Mexico teacher assessment.
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NMTA means the Northern Municipal Trust Account as defined in the Section 426 of The Northern Municipalities Act, 2010.
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Examples of NMTA in a sentence

  • The Joint Insurance Committee shall be composed of the Superintendent or designee, the NMCSC Treasurer or the Deputy Treasurer, another administrator in the district, a classified member of the health insurance plan, the NMTA President or his/her designee, and three (3) members of the NMTA chosen by the NMTA.

  • Such processing shall be confined to the result of the application of the NMTA Job Evaluation Plan.

  • Supervision of the Bank shall be administered by a committee comprised of three (3) NMTA members, one (1) from the elementary level, middle school level, and high school level, appointed by the president of the Association, and two (2) administrative team members appointed by the Superintendent.

  • The NMTA Insurance Committee has the full authorization to make changes to the health insurance program in conjunction and approval with the Board’s designee without the need to vote on the changes with the entire NMTA membership or the full Board.

  • Employees not enrolled when initially eligible may be denied coverage until the next NMTA Open Enrollment period.

  • Dependents not enrolled when initially eligible may be required to wait until the next NMTA Open Enrollment period to enroll (see benefit booklet for details).

  • Dependents not enrolled when initially eligible, may be required to wait until the next NMTA Open Enrollment period to enroll (see benefit booklet for details).

  • The new generic description for each occupational group will be slotted at the same pay level that the existing jobs were on September 20, 1985, based on the NMTA Job Evaluation System.

  • When new jobs are established, or changes or additions made to existing jobs, new job descriptions will be drawn and evaluated by the Company in accordance with the NMTA Job Evaluation Plan.

  • Company must be a current, active member of an endorsing association or organization authorized by the NMTA to participate in the Trust.