Additional Time for Specialists Sample Clauses

Additional Time for Specialists. ‌ Continuation of this compensation is contingent upon successful passage of the District’s Maintenance and Operations levies at the maximum capacity allowed by State law. A. Middle School Counselors shall be employed twelve (12) days in excess of the length of the basic employee contract. (also see H. below) B. High School Counselors shall be employed sixteen (16) days in excess of the length of the basic employee contract. (also see H. below) C. The District will provide a pool of four thousand dollars ($4,000) for extra counselor hours to be administered by the Superintendent or designee. D. Library Information Specialists shall be employed five (5) days in excess of the basic employee contract. E. Regular high school activity coordinators shall be employed two (2) days in excess of the basic employee contract. F. Elementary psychologists shall be employed ten (10) days in excess of the basic employee contract. Middle school and high school psychologists shall be employed twelve (12) days in excess of the basic employee contract. (also see H. below) G. CTE (auto tech, engineering, construction, sci-ma-tech) teachers will receive the equivalent of one (1) day pay placed on the extra duty schedule for the purpose of closing school. H. Through the Draft 5 process, counselors and psychologists will work with their building or program administrator to determine days to be scheduled for group activities or trainings. Employees will verify on a form that they have completed the required hours.
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Additional Time for Specialists. Continuation of this compensation is contingent upon successful passage of the District’s Maintenance and Operations levies at the maximum capacity allowed by state law. A. Middle School Counselors shall be employed twelve (12) days in excess of the length of the basic employee contract. (also see H. below) B. High School Counselors shall be employed sixteen (16) days in excess of the length of the basic employee contract. (also see H. below) C. The District will provide a pool of four thousand dollars ($4,000) for extra counselor hours to be administered by the Superintendent or designee. D. Library Information Specialists shall be employed five (5) days in excess of the basic employee contract. E. Regular high school activity coordinators shall be employed two (2) days in excess of the basic employee contract. F. Elementary psychologists shall be employed ten (10) days in excess of the basic employee contract. Middle school and high school psychologists shall be employed twelve (12) days in excess of the basic employee contract. (also see H. below) G. CTE (auto tech, engineering, construction, sci-ma-tech) teachers will receive the equivalent of one (1) day pay placed on the extra duty schedule for the purpose of closing school. H. Through the Draft 5 process, counselors and psychologists will work with their building or program administrator to determine days to be scheduled for group activities or trainings. Employees will verify on a form that they have completed the required hours. Section 6.4 PARENT CONFERENCES 1. Five (5) days of early dismissal for students in grades 1-6 scheduled through the calendar bargaining process. 2. One (1) day of early dismissal for students in grades 1-6 scheduled in March. 3. Kindergarten conferences will be scheduled via the calendar bargaining process. One day of early release for each section of kindergarten will be scheduled in March. Alternatively buildings may decide to provide for conferences via release time or additional paid staff time (at curriculum rate) equivalent to six (6) days of early release time for each section of kindergarten. 4. One evening, in lieu of one afternoon, to be determined by building staff during the five (5)-day fall conference schedule. 5. A building staff may initiate a request for a deviation from the District-established parent conference dates, provided such request must be submitted to the Superintendent or designee for approval/disapproval no later than September 30. In those ye...
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