Common use of Anticipated Impairment Clause in Contracts

Anticipated Impairment. Where an impairment can reasonably be anticipated, as in the case of a scheduled operation, the teacher (or an authorized representative acting on the teachers’ behalf) requesting leave shall give timely notice to the Superintendent of Schools, in writing, of the anticipated date the teacher wishes to commence said leave of absence. Leave begins on receipt of a written statement by the teacher's physician as to particulars of the teacher's impairment.