Calendar Review Sample Clauses

Calendar Review. The District shall submit its proposed school calendar to the Council for review and advisory recommendations at least two (2) weeks prior to the Board officially adopting the calendar.
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Calendar Review. The District shall develop a proposed school calendar for the upcoming year and shall, no later than February 1 of each year, provide the Association with a copy of that proposed calendar. The Association shall review the proposed calendar and provide feedback to the Superintendent no later than March 1 of each year. Final discretion as to the calendar shall rest with the District as specified by the Board policy.
Calendar Review. The District shall submit its proposed school calendar to the Council for review and advisory recommendations at least two (2) weeks prior to the Board officially adopting the calendar. A. The length of the normal teacher workweek shall not exceed forty (40) hours. The workday shall include at least thirty (30) minutes of duty-free lunch time. The location of the employees “workday” shall be defined as on district premises unless the employee has prior district approval for working off premises. B. Each full-time high school and middle school teacher shall, within the student contact day, receive one (1) uninterrupted class period for preparation. Preparation time and assigned work duty will be on a pro-rated basis, according to FTE. Elementary teachers will be provided continuous thirty (30) minute preparation period during student contact time each normal workday. Teachers shall be required to attend no more than two (2) meetings (not including IEP meetings) per week that are held before or after the student contact day. The time between the end of the student contact day and the end of the workday shall be used by the teacher to carry out job related functions such as parent-teacher conferences, faculty meetings, preparation and such other similar tasks as may be directed by their supervisor.

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