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Stipend Amounts
2009-2010 Program Year

Stipends will not be given to participants who do not register for credit when taking a content course regardless of attendance.

No sfu classes will occur after Spring 2009.

**Grant may change stipend amount and policy at any time without notification.

Stipend Policy

  • Stipends are available only to teachers working in one of the following districts: Adams 14, Brighton 27J, Elizabeth, Englewood, Gilpin, Jefferson County, Mapleton. 
  • The stipend amounts will take effect for content courses only in Summer2009.
  • Stipend amounts are subject to change based on policy decisions of the Rocky Mountain Middle School Math and Science Leadership.
  • Stipends are sent to teachers only after successful completion of each class (usually 4-6 weeks after classes end).
  • Successful completion of classes includes attending all classes (one absence is allowed), completing all work.
  • Teachers pay their own tuition and should not wait to receive their stipend before paying their tuition. We expect you to pay tuition before June 14, the registration deadline.
  • Teachers from Adams 12, St. Vrain, Ft. Lupton, and Platte Canyon CDE districts receive a stipend of $1,500. The stipend will be paid after the successful completion of a summer academy course. If you take two courses you will receive two stipends. CDE participants will get $1000 for the academic year content courses. CDE stipends are not paid by the RM-MSMSP grant, instead they are paid by their district then reimbursed by the Northeast MSP II Grant. Please contact Gwen Stroup (303-982-1330) for more information

Find the stipend amount you are eligible to receive by looking for the grade level you teach and the type of class you want to take.

Grade Level Taught
2007-2008		 Example RMMSMSP Stipend Amount*
k to 3rd only

A second grade teacher.

 

Academic year

$750 (no amount withheld)
4th to 8th (may also teach additional K-3 levels)

A teacher who teaches grades 4, 5, and 6.

A teacher who teaches 8 grade only.

A teacher who teaches grades 7 and 8.

Academic year

$1,000 (no amount withheld)
9th only
or
9th and any lower grade level

A teacher who teaches 9th grade only.

A teacher who teaches 9th and 8th grades.

Academic year

$1,000 (no amount withheld)

9th and any higher grade level
or
10th to 12th

A teacher who teaches 9th and 10th grades.

A teacher who teaches 10th and 11th grade. A teacher who teaches only 12th grade.

Academic year

$750 (no amount withheld)
Other
(all educators who don’t fit into the categories above, but who work with kids in grades 4 to 9 as part of)**
 An instructional coach, librarian, and so forth.

Academic year

$1000 (no amount withheld)
Other
(grades 1 to 3)**
An instructional coach, librarian, and so forth.
Academic year
$750 (no amount withheld)
Other
(grades 9 to 12)**
An instructional coach, librarian, and so forth.
Academic year
$750 (no amount withheld)

Have you ever been employed by the University of Colorado (Denver, Boulder or Health Sciences/Anschutz, Colorado Springs Campus)?
If so please  notify Zula Ganbold as this may change the means in which we pay you your stipend.

*Stipend only paid after successful completion of class. Stipend amount subject to change. Stipend amounts are reduced if a teacher has an absence in a class. If a teacher has more than one absence, then the teacher may forfeit the entire stipend.
**Project staff review individuals in this category to assess their eligibility to receive a stipend.
***If a change in position occurs (i.e. change in districts, change in grade level, etc.), Project staff will determine stipend amount on a case by case basis.

CDE-Colorado Department of Education Grant Contact: Gwen Stroup Phone:303-982-1330

 

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