Adoptions Outside the United States Sample Clauses

Adoptions Outside the United States. If a child outside of the United States is adopted, a member will be able to use accumulated sick leave for up to a total of twenty (20) days, which may be taken after the Board receives documentation of the adoption. Such leave must be taken within a twelve (12) month period, during which period custody is received. Further, accumulated sick leave may be used for up to a total of ten (10) days for the adoption process, prior to receiving custody of the child. The scheduling of leave for the adoption process will be arranged between the member and the Superintendent. If both adoptive parents are Board employees, either or both may use sick leave under this provision with the understanding that the combined sick leave taken by both will not exceed thirty (30) days.
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