Activity Run Sample Clauses

Activity Run. An activity run involves student transportation using a school bus or other official District conveyance from a designated boarding point, educational/activity site, specific assigned location, or school. While activity runs may happen at any time and on any day, they are typically conducted Monday through Friday during mid-day or after hours. These runs transport students to and/or from academic enrichment or other extracurricular activities that do not take place within the regular school day at a school. Examples include a variety of specialized grant activities, such as Title I program. NO-SHOW POLICY:
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Activity Run. An activity run involves student transportation using a school bus or other official District conveyance from a designated boarding point, educational/activity site, specific assigned location, or school. While activity runs may happen at any time and on any day, they are typically conducted Monday through Friday during mid-day or after hours. These runs transport students to and/or from academic enrichment or other extracurricular activities that do not take place within the regular school day at a school. Examples include a variety of specialized grant activities, such as Title I program. A. Activity runs will be assigned based on seniority using the extra work assignment process. These assignments will be communicated via radio on the alternative channel every Monday morning from 7:30 to 8:00Drivers will be allowed to place up to twenty choices per bid period. Transportation Services is obligated to consider all bids placed by the employee in the order of preference the bids were entered. It is the employee’s responsibility to clearly mark his/her bid indicating the bid priority order. Once the employee is offered a bid, then all other bids will be removed from consideration. Employees will be notified of the status of their bid, within three (3) consecutive workdays of the closing of the bid. B. The bids may also be emailed to all drivers/attendants and/or posted and reviewed electronically on the Transportation web page. The successful bidder must remain on the awarded bid for a minimum of forty- five (45) school calendar days before being eligible to bid again on vacancies and new routes, if a route time is cut 60 minutes or more within the first 45-day period said driver /or attendant shall not be held to the 45-day restriction. Also, the 45-day restriction shall not be enforced for activity runs. All required paperwork must be completed prior to starting the new route. C. If a route becomes available during the last six (6) weeks of school, it will be filled by a PA (Permanent Alternate) or if one is not available, a substitute driver, for the remainder of the school year and posted in accordance with paragraph (A) above, for the beginning of the next school year. D. Extra work postings are all runs or routes that are not included in the regular school year routes. Management does however reserve the right to restrict overtime. Management will choose the senior driver whenever the difference in (WOO) is no more than one (1) hour. Management will al...
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Activity Run. The activity run shall be treated separate from field trips (hours not counted), shall be run on an as needed basis, paid at the driver’s regular rate of pay, and rotated among regular drivers that volunteer and shall not interfere with a regular run.
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Activity Run. 8.1 Any employee who makes the activity run to transport students to school or home who are/have been engaged in extra-curricular activities shall be compensated at their hourly contractual rate for all time beyond the regular contractual school day. Reimbursement for mileage shall be at the IRS approved rate current at the time of service. Whenever feasible, a school vehicle should be used in lieu of a personal vehicle, unless otherwise approved by the Superintendent.
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