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Do you ever attend SST's and IEP's?
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Do you ever attend committee meetings beyond the duty day?
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Do you know you can receive unit credit for these SST's, IEP's and other meetings for advancement on the salary schedule?
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Do you know that even if you are on Column VII of the salary schedule you can benefit from Inservice Credit?
Here is a breakdown of how many hours it takes to earn a unit credit
One Unit for Every Thirty (30) Hours of Meetings
Article 14, Section 9 of the BFT/BUSD Contract allows for inservice credit toward salary schedule advancement for attending meetings and committees beyond the duty day. One (1) unit of inservice credit is granted for every thirty (30) hours of inservice. For people on Column VII of the salary schedule, one (1) day of sick leave credit shall be granted for every thirty (30) hours of inservice. Inservice credit shall be provided for teachers who:
- Attend meetings for parent orientations and other evening meetings
- Serve on Site or District committees
- Attend meetings beyond normal Wednesday staff meetings, department/grade level meetings or collaboration meetings
To apply these hours for a unit credit, complete this form: Certificated Inservice Hours - Non IEP/SST
One Unit for Every Fifteen (15) Hours of IEPs and SSTs
For teachers who are required to attend IEP and SST meetings, and Special Education teachers who do case management, assessments, report writing or develop IEPs beyond the duty day, one (1) inservice credit shall be granted for every fifteen (15) hours of service (or one day of sick leave if the teacher is on Column VII of the salary schedule or is an Adult School teacher).
To get your unit credits, complete this form: Certificated Inservice Hours - IEP & SST
Important: If you have hours that need to be approved by different Administrators, you must submit a separate form for each Administrator.
If you have questions about your rights under this contract provision please contact your Site Rep.
Updated 06-2024