Common use of Eligibility Statement Clause in Contracts

Eligibility Statement. To be eligible for a base salary increase for the current school year, a teacher: *must have been in paid status as defined by the Indiana Public Retirement System by the Board for at least 120 days during the previous school year and must continue to be employed by the Board by the date of the October ADM count date of the current school year, and *must not have been rated Ineffective or Improvement Necessary in the prior school year. In other words, a teacher who did not receive a Highly Effective or Effective evaluation rating in the prior school year is not eligible for a salary increase in the current year and remains at their prior year salary. *A teacher who is currently at the highest salary permitted under the salary cap set forth in paragraph/section E below is not eligible for a salary increase.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Eligibility Statement. To be eligible for a base salary increase for the current school year, a teacher: *must have been in paid status as defined by the Indiana Public Retirement System by the Board for at least 120 days during the previous school year and must continue to be employed by the Board by the date of the October September ADM count date of the current school year, and *must not have been rated Ineffective or Improvement Necessary in the prior school year. In other words, a teacher who did not receive a Highly Effective or Effective evaluation rating in the prior school year is not eligible for a salary increase in the current year and remains at their prior year salary. *A teacher who is currently at the highest salary permitted under the salary cap set forth in paragraph/section E below is not eligible for a salary increase.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement