Graduate coursework definition
Examples of Graduate coursework in a sentence
Graduate coursework in the discipline area and all Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) approved by the appropriate licensing or certifying agency shall be accepted without prior approval.
Graduate coursework must be approved by the board of education or its designee prior to enrollment.
Only Graduate coursework will be accepted to advance education levels on the salary schedule, except in special cases where additional certification/licensure is sought or courses are only available via Two-Year Junior Colleges/Technical Colleges.
Graduate coursework completed after acquiring a Master's degree will be eligible for lane advancement only and not tuition reimbursement.
Graduate coursework completed after acquiring a Master’s degree must be offered by a fully accredited college or university (not including 3rd party providers) and will be eligible for salary advancement only and not tuition reimbursement.
Graduate coursework, approved by the Superintendent or designee, through the current online process, may be taken in traditional and accelerated programs provided the coursework is in the teacher’s discipline or would lead to additional certification, certification endorsement, and/or would improve the teacher’s performance of duties.
Graduate coursework must be in the teacher’s major or minor subject area or in education or in an allied field (such as psychology, counseling, and guidance) or in a subject area in which the teacher is currently teaching.
Graduate coursework shall be approved if (a) the coursework applies to a Masters Degree program or Advanced Certificate/Specialist Degree program in which the teacher is enrolled as in the area of instruction in which the teacher is presently teaching, or (b) is in an area of instruction the teacher is qualified or attempting to qualify to teach in the district.
Graduate coursework required to receive a j ob-related Master's Degree is eligible.
Graduate coursework stipend(s) are not considered part of base salary when calculating an annual base salary increase.