Activities Experience Sample Clauses

Activities Experience. A. The District shall recognize prior interscholastic coaching experience in the same sport or activity for placement on the salary schedule. In cases of new hires with exceptional out of state coaching experience, the District and the Association shall meet to determine the completed levels of experience under section 9.1B
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Activities Experience. The district shall accept prior contracted coaching experience at the interscholastic level or equivalent as approved by the district, and as defined by WIAA Coaching Standards.  The previous position must have been a paid position.  The previous position must have been working in a like kind situation: Example: A previous paid head basketball coaching position in a high school in Canada would count as 1 year of experience for purpose of placement on the salary schedule as a head coach. It is the employee’s responsibility to provide written verification of their experience with a district provided form defining the sport, years and location worked. Salary will be adjusted when verification is received within the same school year. This language pertains to those individuals hired after September 1, 2001 for a sport not coached during the 2000-2001 school year. Documented experience currently on file prior to September 1, 2001 will be grandfathered.
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Activities Experience. The district shall accept prior contracted coaching experience at the interscholastic level or equivalent as approved by the district, and as defined by WIAA Coaching Standards. ● The previous position must have been a paid position. ● The previous position must have been working in a like kind situation: Example: A previous paid head basketball coaching position in a high school in Canada would count as 1 year of experience for purpose of placement on the salary schedule as a head coach. It is the employee’s responsibility to provide written verification of their experience with a district provided form defining the sport/activity, years and location worked. Salary will be adjusted when verification is received within the same school year.
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