Common use of Interpreting Clause in Contracts

Interpreting. Classified employees who are qualified for the interpreting services listed below shall be paid twenty- seven dollars ($27) per hour when they provide: ● Interpreting services such as parent-teacher conferences and similar meetings, suspension meetings, meetings that include law enforcement, formal, yet low-difficulty presentations to parents at evening events (i.e., on topics that fall within the typical educational domain); or ● Interpreting services such as expulsion hearings and other meetings of a legal nature, formal, high-difficulty presentations to community members (i.e., on topics that fall outside of the typical educational domain, including budget presentations, or simultaneous interpretation tasks), initial eligibility, annual IEP and triennial meetings for SPED.

Interpreting. Classified employees who are qualified for the interpreting services listed below shall be paid twenty- seven dollars ($27) per hour when they provide: ●  Interpreting services such as parent-teacher conferences and similar meetings, suspension meetings, meetings that include law enforcement, formal, yet low-difficulty presentations to parents at evening events (i.e., on topics that fall within the typical educational domain); or ●  Interpreting services such as expulsion hearings and other meetings of a legal nature, formal, high-difficulty presentations to community members (i.e., on topics that fall outside of the typical educational domain, including budget presentations, or simultaneous interpretation tasks), initial eligibility, annual IEP and triennial meetings for SPED.

Interpreting. Classified employees who are qualified for the interpreting services listed below shall be paid twenty- seven dollars ($27) per hour when they provide: ● • Interpreting services such as parent-teacher conferences and similar meetings, suspension meetings, meetings that include law enforcement, formal, yet low-difficulty presentations to parents at evening events (i.e., on topics that fall within the typical educational domain); or ● • Interpreting services such as expulsion hearings and other meetings of a legal nature, formal, high-difficulty presentations to community members (i.e., on topics that fall outside of the typical educational domain, including budget presentations, or simultaneous interpretation tasks), initial eligibility, annual IEP and triennial meetings for SPED.