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PrefaceThe following seniority lists have been prepared in compliance with Article XI, Seniority, of the MasterAgreement between the Huron Valley Board of Education and the HVEA, MEA/NEA. Article XI sets forth theprocedure for preparing and publishing this list by the end of the first semester. The priorities for rankingemployees on this seniority list are:1. The employee’s first day of work.2. If more than one employee has a given seniority date, total years teaching experience is considered.3. If individuals are still tied, substitute teaching experience in Huron Valley Schools is considered.In an actual layoff situation the provisions of Article XII, Staff Layoff and Recall Procedures would come intoeffect. Specific priorities from this article would include:1. Tenure teachers have priority over probationary teachers.2. Continuing certification has priority over provisional certification.3. Certain middle school assignments require either a major or a minor or successful experience in thatfield of specialization.Another factor was also taken into consideration, i.e., reserve teacher credit for those teachers on layoff whoworked as reserve teachers during l980-81. That priority list, based on service credit earned by reserve teachersas compared with those who did not serve as reserve teachers, is shown in Part III. Part IV outlines the currentunderstanding concerning seniority credit for administrators in the teacher bargaining unit.NOTES:PTE = Previous teaching experience, where applicableHVS Sub = Substitute teaching in Huron Valley, where applicableRT = Reserve Teacher - See Part IIILTD = Long Term DisabilityPS = Probationary Status (All are Tenure teachers, except where noted Probationary Status)- 4 -
Michigan Department of EducationEndorsement Areas and CodesSeptember 2009AXBXBABCBDBRBTRXCACBCCCDCOMMUNICATION ARTSLANGUAGE ARTSEnglishJournalismSpeechReading SpecialistReadingSOCIAL STUDIESEconomicsGeographyHistoryPolitical ScienceSOCIAL SCIENCE* 1CE PsychologyCF SociologyCH Anthropology* 4CL Cultural Studies* 4CM Behavioral Studies* 4SCIENCE* 1DA BiologyDC ChemistryDE PhysicsDH Earth/Space ScienceDI Integrated ScienceDP Physical ScienceEXMATHEMATICSWORLD LANGUAGE & CULTUREFA FrenchFB GermanFC GreekFD LatinFE RussianFF SpanishFG OtherFH ItalianFI PolishFJ HebrewFK Arabic (Modern Standard)FL JapaneseFR Chinese (Mandarin)BILINGUAL EDUCATIONYA Bilingual FrenchYB Bilingual GermanYC Bilingual GreekYE Bilingual RussianYF Bilingual SpanishYH Bilingual ItalianYI Bilingual PolishYJ Bilingual HebrewSPECIAL EDUCATIONBILINGUAL EDUCATION (Con’t.)PS Philosophy* 4YK Bilingual ArabicSA Cognitive ImpairmentYL Bilingual OtherSB Speech and Language ImpairmentYM Bilingual VietnameseSC Physical or Other Health ImpairmentYN Bilingual KoreanSE Emotional ImpairmentYO Bilingual Servo-SK Visual ImpairmentCroatian/BosnianSL Hearing ImpairmentYP Bilingual ChaldeanSM Learning DisabilitiesYR Bilingual ChineseSP Physical Education for Students withYS Bilingual FilipinoDisabilitiesYT Bilingual JapaneseSV Autism Spectrum DisorderBUSINESS EDUCATION* 1TX TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGNGQ Business, Management,Marketing, and TechnologyZA EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION* 3GM Marketing EducationZD MIDDLE SCHOOL* 3ZL MIDDLE LEVEL* 3HX AGRISCIENCE ANDNATURAL RESOURCESZG GENERAL EL K-5* 3IX INDUSTRIALCAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATIONTECHNOLOGYVH Vocational Family and ConsumerSciencesJX MUSIC EDUCATION* 2VOCATIONAL NATURAL RESOURCES ANDJQ MUSIC EDUCATIONAGRISCIENCE PATHWAYVA Vocational Agriscience and NaturalKH FAMILY AND CONSUMERResourcesSCIENCESVOCATIONAL BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT,ART EDUCATION* 1MARKETING, & TECHNOLOGY PATHWAYLQ VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION VB Vocational Business ServicesLZ VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION VM Vocational Marketing EducationSPECIALISTVZ Vocational HospitalityVOCATIONAL HEALTH SCIENCESHEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION,RECREATION, AND DANCE* 1 PATHWAYVS Vocational Health SciencesMA HealthMB Physical EducationVOCATIONAL ENGINEERING,MD RecreationMANUFACTURING, INDUSTRIAL, &MH DanceTECHNOLOGY PATHWAY /.VOCATIONALARTS AND COMMUNICATION PATHWAYMISCELLANEOUSNB National Board CertificationVT Vocational TechnicalND Library MediaVOCATIONAL HUMAN SERVICESNJ Environmental Studies* 4 PATHWAYNP Educational Technology VC Vocational Child CareNR Computer ScienceVE Vocational CosmetologyNS English as a Second Language VF Vocational Law Enforcement/FireNT Guidance and CounselingScienceVG Vocational Teacher CadetOX FINE ARTSPX HUMANITIES* 4PR Academic Study of Religions* 4*1 Endorsements for the Social Science group (formerly CX), the Science Group (formerly DX), the Business Education group (formerlyGX), the Arts Education group (formerly LX), or the Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance group (formerly MX) are nolonger program options.*2 The JX endorsement may not be offered to new candidates after the fall semester of the 2006-2007 academic year.- 5 -
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Page 3: Part I- 3 -
Page 7 and 8: Registry of Educational PersonnelTy
Page 9 and 10: Last Name First Name SeniorityDateT
Page 11 and 12: Last Name First Name Seniority Tied
Page 19 and 20: Last Name First Name Seniority Tied
Page 21 and 22: Dvorin Michael 8/26/2004 07 DX DA 1
Page 23 and 24: McGraw Christie 8/30/2006 06 BA CC
Page 25 and 26: Nuss Jennifer 9/2/2009 SW MSW 3 PSB
Page 27 and 28: PART IIIThe following list was prep
Page 29: PART IVNotwithstanding their hire d

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