Association Use of District Property Sample Clauses

Association Use of District Property. The Association shall be allowed the use of the Unit buildings for meetings, providing that such use does not result in unscheduled maintenance costs, in which case a fee for that use will be assessed according to the established rental policy. The Association shall be allowed the use of Unit equipment including typewriters, computers, duplicating machines, audio-visual equipment, and standard office equipment, provided that the Board may assess the Association a reasonable fee for expendable supplies consumed during such use. The Association shall be allowed, upon approval of the Administrator, to make use of the Unit’s communication system, including the distance learning system, teachers’ e-mail, mailboxes, intercom, teacher bulletins, etc. Such use shall not cause unnecessary interruption of the education program of the Unit.
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Association Use of District Property. 1. Representatives of the Association and its affiliates shall be allowed to conduct Association business on school property during school hours, providing such business does not cause undue interruption of the school program. 2. The Association shall be allowed the use of school buildings for meetings, provided that such use does not result in unscheduled maintenance costs, in which case an appropriate fee for that use shall be negotiated between the parties to this Agreement. 3. The Association shall be allowed the use of school equipment including computer hardware and software, duplicating machines, audio-visual equipment, and standard office equipment, provided that the School District may assess the Association a reasonable fee for expendable supplies consumed during such use. 4. The Association shall be allowed to make reasonable use of the school's communication system, including teachers' mailboxes, intercom, teacher bulletins, etc. Such use shall not cause unnecessary interruption of the educational program of the school.
Association Use of District Property. Representatives of the Association and its affiliates shall be allowed to conduct Association business on school property during school hours, providing such business does not cause undue interruption of the school program. They will be allowed the use of school buildings for meetings, provided that such use does not result in unscheduled maintenance costs, in which case an appropriate fee for that use shall be negotiated between the parties to this Agreement.
Association Use of District Property 

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