Supplementary Policies Sample Clauses

The Supplementary Policies clause establishes that additional rules or guidelines, beyond the main agreement, may apply to the parties involved. These supplementary policies can include codes of conduct, privacy policies, or other operational procedures referenced by the contract, and they typically become binding as part of the overall agreement. This clause ensures that all relevant policies are enforceable, providing clarity and comprehensive governance over the parties’ conduct and obligations.
Supplementary Policies. 1. Teacher salary schedules shall be included in this agreement. 2. New teachers hired will be granted a full year of experience on the salary schedule provided their previous experience was full-time contracted service and consisted of 120 school days of employment of the school year in question (or a period of time equivalent to 120 school days).
Supplementary Policies. 1. Experience credit for service outside the District 205 system shall be given for the first five (5) years. Additional experience credit may be accepted at the discretion of the Board of Education up to a maximum of full experience credit. New employees shall be placed on the salary schedule step reflecting their experience credit (i.e. 5 years experience = step 6). When the Board, by resolution duly adopted in an open meeting, documents that a critical shortage exists in a particular subject area, it may grant to the prospective employee a one-time relocation allowance to induce the teacher to accept employment in the district. 2. The salary schedule shall be added as APPENDIX B. Such schedule shall be based on the school calendar as approved by the Board. During the term of this agreement, teachers shall be paid as follows: a. For the 2018-20192023-2024 school year (Year 1), subject to Article 22, Section A(2)(f) below, teachers shall be entitled to lane movement if they meet the academic requirements for such movement and have timely applied for such movement through the Administration, and one step placement movement if they taught in the District during the 2022-2023 school year as defined in Appendix B; (all teachers on and off (due to having reached longevity status) the salary schedule during the 2023-2024 school year, including those “off-schedule,” will receive at least a 4.375%$6,000 salary increase over his or her 2017-20182022-2023 salary, as reflected in the salary schedule shown on Appendix B). All teachers shall receive retroactive pay, dating back to the first work day of the 2018-2019 school year. b. For the 2019-20202024-2025 school year (Year 2), subject to Article 22, Section A(2)(f) below, teachers shall be entitled to lane movement if they meet the academic requirements for such movement and have timely applied for such movement through the Administration, and one step movement if they taught in the District during the 2018-20192023-2024 school year.
Supplementary Policies. 1. Teacher salary schedules shall be included in this agreement. 2. New teachers hired will be granted a full year of experience on the salary schedule provided their previous experience was full-time contracted service and consisted of 120 school days of employment of the school year in question (or a period of time equivalent to 120 school days). 3. Additional training which advances the teacher another step on the salary schedule shall be allowed effective for the full year, provided the teacher notifies the Personnel Department in writing by August 1st of all the coursework completed or to be completed which would qualify the teacher for a lane change. Coursework that is completed following the start of the new school year for teachers will not advance those teachers on the salary schedule in the fall semester but may be utilized to qualify for mid-year salary adjustments. All coursework must be graduate level coursework that could be used for a new endorsement from ISBE or would qualify as credit hours towards a graduate degree in Education from institutions of higher learning that are accredited, with the accrediting body recognized by the Accreditation and Eligibility Determination Department of the U.S. Office of Education (i.e. NCATE, North Central Association, etc.). Official transcripts showing all the necessary coursework that is required for a lane change must be submitted no later than November 1st. Teachers who fail to submit the required transcripts will have their salary retroactively adjusted to the previously approved lane for the entire first semester. Additional training which advances the teacher another lane on the salary schedule shall be allowed effective for the second semester, provided the teacher notifies the Personnel Department in writing by January 15th of all coursework completed or to be completed which would qualify the teacher for a lane change. Coursework that is completed following February 15th will not advance teachers on the salary schedule in the spring semester but may be utilized to qualify for salary adjustments in the fall. All coursework must be graduate level coursework that could be used for a new endorsement from ISBE or would qualify as credit hours towards a graduate degree in Education from institutions of higher learning that are accredited, with the accrediting body recognized by the Accreditation and Eligibility Determination Department of the U.S. Office of Education (i.e. NCATE, North Central Associ...
Supplementary Policies. A. Annual salary increases for the 2022-2023, 2023-2024, 2024-2025, and 2025-2026 contract years are included in Appendix B of this Agreement.
Supplementary Policies. A. The Board may (but shall not be required), upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, assign new teachers a salary which reflects some or all of the previous experience, training, education, degree, and related factors of each teacher. Thereafter, the teacher shall progress in salary, as will all of the teachers. B. The Board will pay teachers' salaries in accordance with the Addison School District 4 Salary Guidelines as shown in 19.3. C. Extra duty pay shall be in accordance with the scale shown in Appendix A. D. Eligible teachers may participate in the Board’s Retirement Benefit in Appendix B.
Supplementary Policies. 15.1. a The salary schedule shall be added as Article XVII. Such schedule shall be based on a 180 day school calendar.‌
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