Common use of Beginning Employees Clause in Contracts

Beginning Employees. A beginning employee shall mean an employee with fewer than ninety (90) consecutive days of classroom teaching experience who is employed by the District for ninety (90) consecutive days or more to serve primarily as a classroom teacher.

Beginning Employees. A beginning employee shall mean an employee with fewer than ninety (90) 14 consecutive days of classroom teaching experience who is employed by the District for ninety (90) 15 consecutive days or more to serve primarily as a classroom teacherteachers.

Beginning Employees. A beginning employee shall mean an employee with fewer than ninety (90) 5 consecutive days of classroom teaching experience who is employed by the District for ninety (90) 6 consecutive days or more to serve primarily as a classroom teacher.

Beginning Employees. A beginning employee shall mean an employee with fewer than ninety (90) 15 consecutive days of classroom teaching experience who is employed by the District for ninety (90) 16 consecutive days or more to serve primarily as a classroom teacher.