SUPERINTENDENT INTERPRETATION |
Interpretation's Date: January 29, 1991 by superintendent Henry Marockie Section: VIII. Finance
| Interpretation | January 29, 1991
Ms. Cynthia Forman
Speech-Language Pathologist
109 Lewis Avenue
Barboursville, West Virginia 25504
Dear Ms. Forman:
You have asked whether speech-language pathologists are teachers according to the meaning of that word as used in W.Va. Code 18-5A-5(b)(1), and therefore, entitled to a $50 allocation from faculty senate funds.
No. Although W.Va. Code 18-9A-9 grants each county board of education $200 per professional instructional personnel employed, W.Va. Code 18-5A-5(b)(1) makes $50 allocations from this money only to classroom teachers and librarians, plus counselors since Code 18A-1-1(c)(1) includes counselors in the definition of classroom teachers.* Speech-language pathologists are not included in the definition of classroom teacher by /18-1-1(c)(1). See my enclosed memorandum of October 25, 1990, where marked.
Hoping that I have been of service, I am,
Sincerely, /s/
Henry Marockie
State Superintendent of Schools
0020d:0001d/cf
Enclosure
cc: Mr. Robert J. Brewster
Superintendent
Cabell County Schools
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* For other purposes the expression "professional instructional personnel" is
defined more broadly to include others besides classroom teachers (and
counselors) and librarians by /18-9A-2. |
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