ESL Stipend Clause Samples

The ESL Stipend clause establishes a financial payment or allowance specifically for individuals providing English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction or support. Typically, this clause outlines the eligibility criteria for receiving the stipend, such as holding certain qualifications or performing designated ESL-related duties, and specifies the amount and frequency of the payment. Its core function is to compensate educators for the additional responsibilities associated with supporting ESL students, thereby incentivizing qualified staff to take on these roles and ensuring that language learners receive adequate instructional support.
ESL Stipend. There will be a $750 stipend disbursed annually October 1 for teachers who have an ESL endorsement. Any teacher who obtains an ESL endorsement after this date will be paid upon completion.
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ESL Stipend. The Board of Education will pay a one-time stipend of $1,000 to those teachers who complete their ESL endorsement while employed with USD 220. This agreement is contingent upon the adequate funding of ESL state monies to sufficiently cover the payment of these stipends.
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ESL Stipend. Any certified employees with an ESL endorsement on their Kansas Teaching License by September 1 of each school year shall receive a $500 stipend per school year, to be paid in November of said school year, but only if
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