Qualifications for Increment Payments and Course Work Sample Clauses

Qualifications for Increment Payments and Course Work. 1. A teacher who is currently receiving increments, (currently $160 for each 3 credit or equivalent) including increments earned in courses completed in the fall 2006 semester, but is between lanes will continue to receive and earn increments until the next lane has been reached. Once the next lane has been reached, a teacher is no longer eligible to receive increments. No teacher, as a result of this contract, will receive less salary than currently receiving, and no teacher must advance to further lanes, except as required by state law to maintain certification.
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