Experience (Administrative) Factor Sample Clauses

Experience (Administrative) Factor. Prior to July 1, 2012, newly-hired administrators (including those hired or transferred from within the District) shall be credited for each year of prior administrative experience on a one-for-one basis. Effective July 1, 2012, experience for newly-hired administrators shall be credited for prior administrative experience (a) on a one year for one year basis for appointment to an equivalent position (e.g., principal to principal and supervisor to supervisor); and (b) a one year for two year basis for appointment to a higher level position (e.g., assistant principal to principal) with placement on guide for odd numbers of years experience as follows: 3 years of experience will be credited as 1 year for initial placement; 5 years will be credited as 2 years; 7 years will credited as 3 years, etc. Example of credit for two different levels of experience: An Administrator appointed as a principal who has experience as both as an assistant principal (4 years) and as a principal (2 years), shall be credited for administrative experience as follows: two (2) years for the four (4) years’ experience as an assistant principal and two (2) years for the two (2) years’ experience as a principal equaling credit for a total of four (4) years’ experience for the administrative factor.
Experience (Administrative) Factor. Newly hired administrators (including those hired or transferred from within the District) shall be credited for each year of prior administrative experience on a one-for-one basis.

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