Adult Education Calendar Sample Clauses

Adult Education Calendar. 1. An Adult School calendar, excluding Summer School, will be defined for all unit members in Adult Education. These calendars will be issued at the close of each school year, will be tentative and such modifications, as needed, will be made no later than September 1. 2. During the week preceding the beginning of the Adult Education fall semester, status Adult Education unit members assigned to the Computer Training Center and English as a Second Language programs will be scheduled for a minimum of fourteen (14) hours preparation/orientation of which a maximum of seven (7) hours may be scheduled for general staff meetings by the Adult School administration. Adult School administrators may at their discretion schedule the 14 hours of orientation/preparation other than during the week preceding the fall semester when it is of benefit to the Adult Education program and mutually agreed upon by the majority of affected unit members and the Adult School administration. Status and non-status unit members not covered by the preceding paragraphs may be scheduled on a voluntary basis and will be paid for preparation/ orientation. Time, date, and duration will be at the discretion of the Adult School administration. All unit members not in attendance will be given a written record of essential information. 3. On the last day of scheduled instruction of each term all Adult Education Instructors shall have a non-instructional period consisting of 20% of their regular weekly hours. Twenty-five percent of the time may be scheduled by the administrator in charge and 75% of that time is to be used for evaluation, grading and other activities related to the close of the quarter or trimester.
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