Full day means a period of time during the day that:
Full day means the entire school day as defined by the school district.
Full day means the standard full time contract hours for the day, i.e., seven or eight hours, depending on the classification of the staff member.
Examples of Full day in a sentence
Full time week = 20:05 + hours per week Full day = 4+ hours per day with a 10 ½ hours per day max.
TH March 7, 2013 AM ½ day; Teacher Professional Development (9-10-12), (K-8) Full day AM Grade 11 MI Merit Exam.
Full day of school (6-12) F December 14, 2012 Early Release for Students (K-12); 2 hour PD+; HS – 11:45AM, MS – 2:08PM, Elem – 1:35PM F December 21, 2012 Last day of classes; winter recess begins at the end of school day (K-12) Th January 3, 2013 Classes resume (K-12) W January 16, 2013 AM ½ day; semester exams (6-12); PM Records TH January 17, 2013 AM ½ day; semester exams (6-12); PM Records F January 18, 2013 (6-12) End of 1st semester: AM ½ day, semester exams, PM records day.
More Definitions of Full day
Full day s attendance" means a day on which a witness is required or requested to be present at an action or proceeding before and after twelve noon, regardless of whether the witness actually testifies.
Full day means the standard full-time contract hours for the day, i.e., seven (7) or eight (8) hours depending on the classification of the staff member, or up to 9.5 hours per day, if agreement reached in accordance with Clause 9 - Hours of Employment.
Full day means opening to 11 p.m.;
Full day means over 4 hours;
Full day means an Assignment that includes 3 periods.
Full day means a calendar day during which a person is on official business for the Union and room accommodation is required.
Full day s attendance" means a day on which a witness is required or requested to be present at an adjudication hearing before and after twelve noon, regardless of whether the witness actually testifies.