Iowa Admin. Code r. 281-98.24 - Teacher salary supplement
A teacher may be employed in both an administrative and a nonadministrative position by a board of directors of a school district and shall be considered a part-time teacher for the portion of time that the teacher is employed in a nonadministrative position.
(1)
Appropriate use of categorical
funding . Appropriate use of the teacher salary supplement funding is
limited to additional salary for teachers, including amounts necessary for the
district to comply with statutory teacher salary minimums; the amount required
to pay the employers' share of the federal social security and Iowa public
employees' retirement system, or a pension and annuity retirement system
established under Iowa Code chapter 294; and payments to another school
district or districts as negotiated in a whole grade sharing agreement pursuant
to Iowa Code section 282.10(4).
Teacher salary supplement funding is intended to be fully expended in the
fiscal year for which it is allocated; however, in the event that a small
amount is remaining and it would not be cost-effective to reallocate the
remainder to teachers in the fiscal year, the school district or area education
agency will carry forward the remainder and add it to the amount to be
allocated to teachers in the subsequent fiscal year.
(2)
Inappropriate uses of categorical
funding . Inappropriate uses of the teacher salary supplement funding
include any expenditures other than the appropriate use described in subrule
98.24(1) hereof.
(3)
Deference. Deference will be given to the decisions of school
districts' boards of directors in accordance with Iowa Code section
257.10.
(4)
Rule of
construction. Flexibility provided in 2023 Iowa Acts, House File 68,
will be applied to this categorical fund.
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