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Conditions for a Reduction in Force. When the Board of Education determines that a reduction in the teaching work force is necessary, the following procedures will be implemented: 1. The position or program will be the determining factor for what will be eliminated, and not the individual who occupies the position or serves the program. 2. The Board will attempt to reduce the staff first by normal attrition and second by the following: a.) A career teacher may not be nonreemployed if he/she is certified for a position held by a probationary teacher or, if by making reasonable accommodations and rearranging the schedules of other teachers, a probationary teacher could be reduced. b.) If all teachers in a position being reduced are career teachers, the following criteria will be used to determine which teacher shall be reduced: 1. Certification:, Emergency then Standard. 2. Total years teaching experience in the District. 3. Academic Degrees: Bachelor, then Masters, and then Doctorate. 4. Total years teaching experience. 5. Greater number of areas of certification in subject areas offered by the District.
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