CLASSROOM MOVING Sample Clauses

CLASSROOM MOVING. 44 45 Except in emergencies, educators who are required to move their classroom and do not receive 48 46 hours’ advance notice prior to the last teacher day of the year shall receive up to 6 hours 47 compensation at an hourly rate of $30.00 per hour for packing and unpacking. 49
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CLASSROOM MOVING. Teachers who move their classroom during the summer when school is not in session shall be paid compensation in the amount of eighty-five dollars ($85) per day for a maximum of one (1) day if in the same building or two (2) days if moving to a different building for packing, moving, and unpacking where such compensation has been approved in advance by the supervisor.
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