Experience Other Than Teaching Sample Clauses

Experience Other Than Teaching. In evaluating an applicant’s experience other 34 than teaching, the District may allow a maximum of four (4) steps on the salary 35 schedule when this experience will contribute directly to the effectiveness of the 36 major assignment for which the applicant is being considered. Two (2) years of 37 experience under this provision are evaluated as equal to one (1) step on the salary 38 schedule. This experience cannot be concurrent with credit for teaching experience, 39 but part-time work experience might be combined with part-time teaching.
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Experience Other Than Teaching. In evaluating an applicant’s experience other than teaching, the District may allow a maximum of four (4) steps on the salary schedule when this experience will contribute directly to the effectiveness of the major assignment for which the applicant is being considered. Two (2) years of experience under this provision are evaluated as equal to one (1) step on the salary schedule. This experience cannot be concurrent with credit for teaching experience, but part-time work experience might be combined with part-time teaching. Verification of not less than eleven (11) months of consecutive work of not less than twenty (20) hours per week may be computed as the equivalent of one (1) year toward the two-for-one requirement for work experience credit. In computing work experience on more than one (1) job, any interruption of service beyond one
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