Sentences with phrase «for tenure status»

And, as critics are quick to point out, the reality is that California administrators must file paperwork for tenure status after a teacher has been working for just 15 to 18 months if they're to meet state deadlines.

Not exact matches

For example, instead of basing the amount of paid time off you award, on a salaried or hourly status, consider companywide policies or offer paid leave based on tenure and job level.

The Raiders went 25 - 23 during Del Rio's three - year stint, a roller coaster of a tenure in which Oakland shed its also - ran status for 15 fleeting weeks before sinking back to the deep end of the AFC.

Whether it's his staunch support of the Second Amendment, his understanding that government spending must be reined in or his plans to repair the damage done during President Obama's tenure, John Faso will fight for conservative values and change the status quo in Washington,» said Ed Magilton, Chair of the Sullivan County Conservative Party.

In a statement released by the Rice campaign, Meng played up her status as a working mom, which is interesting, given that the DA is not only single and childless, but has been criticized for a position on working motherhood that she took early on in her tenure.

By length of tenure and in great majorities a safe seat status emerged for Labour (on the basis of these standard criteria) in the 1950s and 1960s.

The authors write that institutions should «increase bridge funding for promising faculty who are struggling to fund their research»; «lower the percentage of salary that faculty must cover through grants»; «improve administrative support for the grant submission process»; and «increase the level of formal acknowledgement of research collaboration expressed in the coauthor and coinvestigator status, both in the annual faculty appraisals and in the criteria for promotion and tenure.»

For scientists who are seeking to be hired, tenured, or promoted, the status of the journals that they publish in is often vitally important.

At the president's request, Makovicky and other members of a special museum committee have begun the formal process of declaring «financial exigency» — an emergency status that would allow for layoffs of tenured scientists at the world - class institution.

Elite tenure, for the top 10 — 25 %, would confer status to the deserving, open doors to paid instructional career opportunities, and give power over future decisions to top teachers who would be motivated to maintain a high standard.

The classroom observation process had occurred formally (if superficially) twice a year for all teachers, irrespective of tenure status, as part of the district — union teacher contract.

The other was to extend the length of time a new teacher would have to work before qualifying for permanent status, or tenure.

Weber's bill would make three years the norm for granting permanent status or «tenure,» although probation could be extended to a fourth or fifth year for teachers who show promise but could benefit from further coaching and training.

It takes three years to attain tenure or «permanent status» — essentially a job for life — in the state.

Teacher tenure, formally known as «career status,» was eliminated by lawmakers who were interested in introducing free - market principles to the teaching profession by way of short - term contracts and small pay increases for the top 25 percent.

For example, a principal might want to retain an effective teacher, but an assistant superintendent of personnel might have a policy that no further teachers may accede to permanent («tenured») status.

The question at hand in the lawsuit is whether non-probationary status (tenure), which has been almost automatically granted to every teacher after three years, is a property right that guarantees a salary or pension for life.

E4E - Los Angeles Teacher Action Team member Phylis Hoffman discusses the differences between tenure and permanent status, and the need for K - 12 educators to...

This past Monday I was in Sacramento, California's state capital, talking with members of the legislature about recommendations for reimagining permanent status as tenure for teachers.

Buncombe County explores how it can protect career status for all of its eligible teachers, in spite of a state mandate requiring that 25 percent of teachers give up tenure rights this fall.

Last week, Buncombe County joined a growing list of local school districts that have rejected the state's new plan to scrap teacher tenure, formally known as career status, and replace it with four - year temporary contracts for the top 25 percent of teachers, worth annual pay bonuses of $ 500 for each year of the contract.

SB 361: would eliminate teacher tenure, aka «career status» by 2018 and offer teachers one year contracts for the first three years of employment.

With the new flexibility afforded districts to submit an alternative salary schedule, they can also choose to reward teachers financially upon attaining tenure status as well as for continuing to maintain and / or grow in effectively helping students gain in their learning.

By exploiting the sharp performance cutoffs that determine tenure status as well as the longitudinal nature of available data before and after the legislated changes in tenure policy, this dissertation seeks to quantify the effects of tenure reforms on performance and retention outcomes for teachers in Tennessee.

Bonilla's revised Assembly Bill 934 would add a third year of probation for beginning teachers before they could be eligible for due - process protections known as tenure, or permanent status.

Under the new proposal, teachers could still be granted tenure after two years but their probationary term could be extended for up to four years depending on their evaluators, who would have to recommend that a teacher receive permanent status.

Assessment experts have been saying for years that this is an unfair way to evaluate anybody, especially for high - stakes purposes such as pay, employment status, tenure or even the very survival of a school.

Tenure is a status that is reserved for higher education.

«There are many unknowns at this point, including our future state for academic programs and offerings, how to support student success academically and financially, the size and composition of our faculty and staff, how to preserve and strengthen UWM's unique metropolitan access and R1 research university status, tenure and tenure track processes, governance group structure, and administrative and operational support structure.

The General Assembly passed teacher tenure reform legislation in 2011 which changes a teacher's probationary period before becoming eligible for tenure from three to five years as well as linking tenure status to performance evaluations.

How has the German publishing landscape changed for independents during your tenure and do you think that independent publishers can maintain their status in the future?

For instance, to implement a 2 - year JD program instead of the 3 - year status quo, as has been proposed by some, «essentially one - third of tenured law school faculty would have to be excused.»

2) Is it right to pay 5 premiums for receiving good amount in the end of the policy tenure, if its in paid up status.

PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS • Assisted in road testing, preventive maintenance and assessment of 25 motorcycles single handedly during the month of March, 2013 for the Houston's Annual Motorbike Rally held same year in May • Completed paid Harley Davison training and achieved the status of Harley Davison Certified motorcycle mechanic during second year of employment • Attained Mechanic of the Month title five times during the tenure

Leaving the status of such tenures to the Courts to confirm would have required extensive litigation, wasted resources of both indigenous and non-indigenous parties, and produced unsuccessful outcomes for all.