CALAMITY DAYS/SCHOOL CLOSURES Sample Clauses

CALAMITY DAYS/SCHOOL CLOSURES. Section 1. School Closures and Makeup Days. Nine-month school employees shall not report on day(s) when the school is closed on an otherwise scheduled day of instruction for students (school closure) and shall be paid for the day(s). Five (5) optional makeup days will be incorporated into the school calendar to allow parents and staff to plan for potential makeup days/time. It is understood that more than five (5) makeup days may be required dependent upon actual number of school closure days within the applicable program year, or ODE requirements. Nine-month school employees shall not be paid for makeup days that are required by ODE due to school closure. The parties acknowledge that if students do not need to report for a makeup day, nine-month school employees are also not required to report to work on that day. In order to reduce the likelihood of ODE-required make-up days, arrangements will be made for an instructional activity/assembly during the last ten (10) minutes of the daily student lunch period. Paid leave (e.g., sick, personal, assault, jury, etc.) is not available for use on ODE-required makeup days, except that extended sick leave which is medically documented may be approved by the Superintendent.
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CALAMITY DAYS/SCHOOL CLOSURES. Section 1. School Closures and Makeup Days. Nine-month school employees shall not report on day(s) when the school is closed on an otherwise scheduled day of instruction for students (school closure) and shall be paid for the day(s). School closure time will need to be made up (makeup day/time). Five (5) optional makeup days will be incorporated into the school calendar to allow parents and staff to plan for potential makeup days/time. It is understood that more than five (5) makeup days may be required dependent upon actual number of school closure days within the applicable program year, or ODE requirements. Nine-month school employees shall be paid for ODE-required makeup days worked beyond the regular schedule less any paid school closure days in a program year (e.g., if the school year was extended for six [6] days and nine-month school employees were directed not to report for two [2] paid school closure days, they would be paid for four [4] makeup days). Paid leave (e.g., sick, personal, assault, jury, etc.) is not available for use on ODE-required makeup days.
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