Any change of address within the year should be reported immediately to the administration office.

Valid certificates and transcripts of credit shall be placed on file in the administration office or payment for service may be withheld. Certificates and transcripts shall be kept up to date in accordance with Utah State School Board Regulation and Alpine School District policy.

New personnel are employed on a one year provisional contract for each of their first three years in the District. Following the completion of the provisional status, employees, when approved by the supervisory and administrative staffs and the Board of Education, may be employed for an extended period as career educators as provided by the Board.

Educators who have previously taught outside Alpine School District and who have not retired from a career in education, shall be awarded year for year experience, up to step 10 on the salary schedule.

The intent of this policy is to prevent discrimination, favoritism and other work setting problems caused by hiring, supervising and working with relatives. It is also the intent of the Board of Education to hire the best qualified candidate(s) available for each open position.

School authorities are charged with protecting the health and safety of all students. As a means of helping to fulfill this charge, the Alpine School District requires prospective employees to have a criminal background check.

The Alpine School District uses an application form which is obtainable online at the district website. Applicants may be called in for personal interview when vacancies arise in fields for which they are qualified. A personal interview is a necessary part of the procedure in obtaining a position. It is necessary for prospective applicants to renew their applications annually.

When a vacancy in any professional position in the Alpine School District shall occur or shall be known to occur, the district shall post on the district website a notice of such vacancy.

The intent of Alpine School District, as it has always been, is to operate within the Policies and Procedures of Alpine School District. The District has experienced some difficulty in hiring competent educators in some areas/however, the District has not been inclined to violate the adopted hiring policies in order to attract educators. In the event it becomes necessary for the District to change the hiring procedure, it will be done in cooperation with the association in agreeing as to what constitutes a shortage in a teaching area.