BTSA Sample Clauses

BTSA. 9.10.1 Identified Instructional Support Providers (ISP) may act as Support Providers to up to two (2) BTSA participants with no additional compensation unless there is a shortage of qualified BTSA Support Providers. Should this occur, the limit would be three (3) BTSA participants with no additional compensation. Excess teachers in BTSA shall be assigned a Support Provider (non-ISP teacher) by the District. A stipend of $2,000.00 shall be paid to each Support Provider (non-ISP teacher) for one assigned teacher. A stipend of $3,000.00 shall be paid to a Support Provider (non ISP teacher) who is assigned two BTSA participants. If there are Participating Teacher(s) at a school site, the Support Provider or ISP will first serve the Participating Teacher at his/her school site. In no case will an ISP or a Support Provider be required to be at more than two (2) school sites to provide service.
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BTSA. In order to help new unit members successfully begin their careers in the District, all newly-hired unit members with less than two full years of fully credentialed teaching experience will be required to participate in the BTSA programs.
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BTSA. For the 2014-15 school year only, the District will reimburse first year BTSA teachers $1,500.00 if the unit member wants to apply units earned through the BTSA program to the salary schedule. The District will pay $3,000.00 to first year BTSA teachers if the unit member does not want to apply units earned through the BTSA program to the salary schedule. Unit members need to provide proof of successful completion of the BTSA program by September 15th. (All time lines follow Article VII Section 6 of the OETA contract.) Commencing with the 2015-16 school year, the District will contract with a BTSA provider and will pay 90% of the costs. The unit member will pay 10% of the costs. The District will be responsible for the entire cost of the Support Provider.
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