Assignments Beyond the Regular School Year Sample Clauses

Assignments Beyond the Regular School Year. Subd. 1. Teachers who receive a letter of assignment to work beyond the school year will be paid $40.64 per hour during the first and $40.64 per hour during the second year of the Contract and the following xxxxxxx.
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Assignments Beyond the Regular School Year. Subd. 1. Teachers who receive a letter of assignment to work beyond the school year will be paid $38.21 per hour during the first and $38.97 per hour during the second year of the Contract and the following xxxxxxx. Subd. 2. Program development projects, related curriculum projects and other related assignments shall be covered under Subd. 1 above. The time to be spent on the project, as well as compensation, and the scope of the project shall be agreed upon in writing by the District and the participating teacher(s) no less than one week prior to the start of the project.

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