Calendar Parameters Sample Clauses

Calendar Parameters. Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, the certificated/licensed staff opening day will take place no earlier than the third Friday in August. The last day of school before the Winter break will be no later than December 21 and the first day of school after the break will be no earlier than January 3. The end of the first semester will occur at the beginning of Winter Break. • The Spring break shall be five (5) school days in length. • The Friday preceding Easter, school will not be scheduled.
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Calendar Parameters. For instructional faculty, the academic calendar is defined 23 as starting on the first day of fall semester (In-Service) and ending on the last day of the 24 following spring semester (Commencement). 26 For non-instructional faculty, the academic calendar is from August 1 through May 31. 27 These days shall be scheduled in accordance with Article 7. 29 The annual calendar will be set by the District, consistent with the parameters described 30 below: 32 2.1 A break of at least two weeks shall be scheduled over the winter holidays and 33 shall include both Christmas Day and New Year's Day. 35 2.2 At least one week without workdays will be scheduled between semesters. 37 2.3 A one week fall break shall be scheduled between the nine-week sessions. 39 2.4 One week spring break shall be scheduled between the two nine-week 40 sessions. 42 2.5 Besides these negotiated parameters, the District will further consult on the 43 annual academic calendar through BCFA participation on the Academic 44 Calendar committee, prior to the Board of Trustees approving the calendar.
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Calendar Parameters. The annual calendar will be set by the District, consistent with the parameters described below. 10.2.1 A break of at least two weeks shall be scheduled over the winter holidays and shall include both Christmas Day and New Year's Day. 10.2.2 At least one week without work days will be scheduled between semesters. 10.2.3 One week spring break shall be scheduled between the two nine- week sessions. 10.2.4 The academic work year will begin during mid-August, and end by the fourth week in May. 10.2.5 Besides these negotiated parameters, the District will further consult on the annual academic calendar through BCFA participation on the Academic Calendar committee, prior to the Board of Trustees approving the calendar.
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Calendar Parameters. For instructional faculty, the academic calendar is defined as starting on the first day of Fall semester (In-Service) and ending on the last day of the following spring semester (Commencement). 10.2.1 A break of at least two (2) weeks shall be scheduled over the winter holidays and shall include both Christmas Day and New Year's Day. 10.2.2 At least one (1) week without contract days will be scheduled between semesters. 10.2.3 A one (1) week fall break shall be scheduled between the two fall nine-week sessions. 10.2.4 A one (1) week spring break shall be scheduled between the two spring nine-week sessions. 10.2.5 Besides these negotiated parameters, the District will further consult on the annual academic calendar through BCFA participation on the Academic Calendar committee, prior to the Board of Trustees approving the calendar.
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