Certified Staff Member Day Sample Clauses

Certified Staff Member Day. 1) The length of the certified staff member’s work week shall be thirty-eight (38) hours and forty- five (45) minutes with a typical work day being defined as seven (7) hours and forty-five (45) minutes as scheduled by the administration. The specific hours will be determined by the Superintendent or his/her designee. It is the intent of both parties that this time be continuous. 2) Grades K-5 teachers shall supervise students ten (10) minutes before the start of the student day. 3) Supervision of students from the classroom to the bus shall not be required past the 5th Friday of the school year. In the event that the school year begins in a remote learning setting, the supervision shall not be required past the 5th Friday of the first day of in-person student attendance. 4) On Fridays and Holiday Eves (listed below), the certified staff member day will end 15 minutes early or immediately after the last student enrolled in the teacher’s assigned grade(s) is scheduled to depart, whichever comes last (Labor Day Friday, Columbus Day Friday, Veteran’s Day Eve, Thanksgiving Wednesday, Last school day before Christmas vacation, Lincoln’s Birthday Eve, Good Friday Eve, Memorial Day Eve). 5) Certified staff members may leave immediately after student dismissal for those days when they must return to school for an evening meeting or event. 6) Certified staff members in Grades PK – 5 shall not be required to supervise recess except in emergencies. 7) Certified staff will be available for meetings that may include professional development, grade level articulation, school improvement, general district/school related information, data, assessment and professional learning communities. that will not exceed one hundred eighty (180) minutes per month. Staff will be informed seven (7) calendar days in advance of any meeting that will extend past thirty (30) minutes. No meeting shall exceed sixty (60) minutes. All meetings will be held within the contractual certified staff member’s work week of thirty-eight
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