Calendar of Activities Sample Clauses

Calendar of Activities. Principals, after consulting with the SLT, should establish the school calendar of extra-curricular activities and should determine which activities will be held and how many persons are necessary to perform such functions. It shall be the function of the CSC and the principal to determine the fund dispersal resulting from the allocations under this Article.
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Calendar of Activities. Principals, after consulting with the PSC, should establish the school calendar of extra-curricular activities and should determine which activities will be held and how many persons are necessary to perform such functions. It shall be the function of the CSC and the principal to determine the fund dispersal resulting from the allocations under this Article.
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Calendar of Activities. Calendar A calendar of SLPATPPS activities will be determined collaboratively on an annual basis, between PAT and the District through the meet and confer process or separate group designated for ATPPS activities. This calendar and an overview of the process will be distributed or made available online to all teachers covered by this ATPPS Agreement. APPENDIX 2 – ATPPS PAYMENTS 2021-22 and 2022-23 St. Louis Park ATPPS Stipends and Special Circumstances Attaining Site Goal CARE Team Plan Cycle 1 CARE Team Plan Cycle 2 Observation Coaching Full Stipend (1.0 FTE max) $200 if Site meets or exceeds the building level ATPPS goal for the year. $350 if the teacher completes all components of the CARE Team Plan including writing the researchable questions and getting sign offs and writes a reflection $350 if the teacher completes all components of CARE Team Plan including writing the researchable questions and getting sign offs and writes a reflection. $1,100 the teacher must complete three observations and be proficient on all subdomain items to receive stipend Approved Leave of Absence (maternity, military, medical, or other approved leave) Pro-rated stipend based on % of time spent in the district during the school year + paid leave (EE% of 185 duty days) Pro-rated stipend based on % of time spent in the district during the school year + paid (EE% of 185 duty days) Pro-rated stipend based on % of time spent in the district during the school year + paid (EE% of 185 duty days) Stipend pro-rated based on number of observation cycles completed and proficiency Departing/Entering (coming or going part year) Pro-rated stipend based on % of time spent in the district during the school year + paid leave (EE% of 185 duty days) Pro-rated stipend based on % of time spent in the district during the school year + paid (EE% of 185 duty days) Pro-rated stipend based on % of time spent in the district during the school year + paid (EE% of 185 duty days) Stipend pro-rated based on number of observation cycles completed and proficiency Part-time Position (full year but less than 1.0 FTE) Pro-rated Stipend based on FTE allotment Pro-rated Stipend based on FTE allotment Pro-rated Stipend based on FTE allotment Pro-rated stipend based on FTE allotment. Must complete three observations and be proficient on all items to receive stipend FTE allotment and proficiency will be applied to all stipend dollar amounts SLP ATPPS Agreement 2021-2023 (Final) Example, for Observation Coaching, a p...
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Calendar of Activities. This activity will start in month 6 of the project and will be reported in month 24.
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Calendar of Activities. Since the period for this task will not start until M8 of the project, no reliable information can be provided now. However, it is expected to perform the first trials, involving 30 subjects, between M10 and M12.
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