Building Mentors Sample Clauses

Building Mentors. Professional Staff Members employed by the BOARD under a Building Mentor supplemental contract shall assist Professional Staff Member’s new to the building and/or district, and shall be compensated in accordance with Article 50.
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Building Mentors. New Teacher Building Mentors will be responsible for fulfilling all mentor expectations for their assigned mentor group. (See Attached Summary) including the duties set forth below:
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Building Mentors. Teachers new to the profession shall be assigned a building mentor. The building mentors shall be compensated for this responsibility as follows: 1 mentor assigned to 1 new teacher $500 1 mentor assigned to 2 new teachers $750 1 mentor assigned to 3 new teachers $1,000 The duties for this stipend are limited to serving as a mentor resource during the work day. Work outside the work day that is organized by the TOSA/POSA team shall be compensated at the C-7 rate of pay. Substitute release time may be provided the POSA/TOSA team as well. Selection of mentors shall be made with building administrators and the POSA/TOSA team. The number of new teachers assigned to each mentor shall be determined by the POSA/TOSA team in consultation with the building administrators.
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