Content Specialists Sample Clauses

Content Specialists a. Hiring and Posting - beginning 2012, one position shall be posted annually in April to be filled by May 1 for a five (5) year term commencing on July 1 as stated below: 2012 – K-12 Data Management, Media and Technology Specialist 2013 – K-12 English, Language Arts and World Language Specialist 2014 – K-12 Mathematics and Vocal/Instrumental Music Specialist 2015 – K-12 Science, Physical and Health Education Specialist 2016 – K-12 Social Studies, Visual and Performing Arts Specialist A teacher may be rehired as a content specialist for multiple terms. A content specialist who is not rehired or resigns from the position shall ARTICLE XI SCHEDULES, HOURS AND ASSIGNMENTS (Continued) Section B (continued) be considered surplused and shall be placed per Article IX of this Agreement. Should a position be vacated during a term, the position shall be posted and filled for the remainder of the term.
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