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COLLEGE STATION ISD Employee Handbook 2018 COLLEGE STATION ISD Employee Handbook 2018 - 2019 Success…each day …each life … each hour Table of Contents Index 1 Employee Handbook Receipt 4 Introduction 5 District Information Mission Statement, Goals, and Objectives ................................................................................................................................... 6 Demographics ............................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Technology ................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Accountability ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 College/Workforce Readiness....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Description of District .................................................................................................................................................................... 8 CSISD Board Priorities.................................................................................................................................................................. 8 CSISD Board Goals ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Board of Trustees.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Helpful Contacts ............................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Employment 10 Equal Employment Opportunity .................................................................................................................................................. 10 Job Vacancy Announcements .................................................................................................................................................... 10 Employment After Retirement ..................................................................................................................................................... 10 Contract and Noncontract Employment ...................................................................................................................................... 10 Certification and Licenses ........................................................................................................................................................... 11 Recertifcation of Employment Authorization ............................................................................................................................... 11 Searches and Alcohol and Drug Testing ..................................................................................................................................... 11 Health Safety Training................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Reassignments and Transfers .................................................................................................................................................... 12 Workload and Work Schedules ................................................................................................................................................... 12 Breaks for Expression of Breast Milk .......................................................................................................................................... 12 Notification to Parents Regarding Qualifications ......................................................................................................................... 12 Outside Employment and Tutoring .............................................................................................................................................. 13 Performance Evaluation .............................................................................................................................................................. 13 Employee Involvement ................................................................................................................................................................ 14 Staff Development....................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Compensation and Benefi 14 Salaries, Wages, and Stipends ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Paychecks ................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Automatic Payroll Deposit ........................................................................................................................................................... 14 Payroll Deductions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Overtime Compensation ............................................................................................................................................................. 14 Travel Expense Reimbursement ................................................................................................................................................. 15 Health, Dental, and Life Insurance .............................................................................................................................................. 15 Supplemental Insurance Benefits ............................................................................................................................................... 15 Cafeteria Plan Benefits (Section 125) ......................................................................................................................................... 15 Workers’ Compensation Insurance ............................................................................................................................................. 16 Unemployment Compensation Insurance ................................................................................................................................... 16 Teacher Retirement .................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Long Term Disability Insurance................................................................................................................................................... 16 Leaves and Absences 17 Use of Leave ............................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Medical Certification .................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Personal Leave ........................................................................................................................................................................... 17 State Sick Leave ......................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Local Leave ................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Vacation Leave ........................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Temporary Disability Leave ......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)—General Provisions ..................................................................................................... 19 College Station ISD Employee Handbook Page 1 Revised: August, 2018 Local Family and Medical Leave Provisions ............................................................................................................................... 21 Workers’ Compensation Benefits ................................................................................................................................................ 22 Assault Leave ............................................................................................................................................................................
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