YES |
NO |
Guidance counselor, librarian, and school nurses employed by the public school system and assigned to a particular school |
Parent coordinators, paraprofessional, or teacher assistants |
ESL teacher who works with students at 3 different schools |
Literacy "coach" who spends time in classrooms but is primarily charged with staff development |
Teacher proposing a field trip where at least some of the participating students are on that teacher's roll book |
Teacher submitting a proposal on behalf of a colleague |
Social worker or medical professional who is a full-time employee of the public school system and assigned to a particular public school |
Social worker or medical professional who reports to another governmental agency or institution |
Teacher working out of a school or district office who serves home-bound, disabled students |
Home-visiting teacher who may be compensated by the government but is a private contractor |
Summer school teacher who is a full-time teacher during the normal school year. Similarly, after-school teacher who is simply staying behind at the school where he/she teaches during the day. |
Part-time teacher who only works during the summer or after school. |