Classroom Substitution Sample Clauses

Classroom Substitution. It is the intent of this article to discourage taking a teacher’s preparation period for use as a substitute. Teachers shall not be used as substitutes during their team planning periods except in cases when no other teacher in the building is available. Section 31.2 Persons substituting, at the request of the administration, for teachers who are absent shall be compensated according to the following scale:
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Classroom Substitution. When a classroom teacher is assigned to serve as a substitute for another teacher, the teacher assigned to serve as a substitute will be compensated at the hourly rate of pay for external substitute teachers.
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Classroom Substitution. A. Teachers will be required to substitute in a classroom only in an emergency resulting from the following: 1. Illness of a teacher occurring after the daily school session commences. 2. A teacher is unexpectedly required to be absent after school starts. 3. Because of the time of occurrence of an illness or emergency a teacher is unable to notify the administration enough in advance to arrange for a substitute. 4. Failure of a substitute to arrive shall be considered an emergency. B. Teachers will not be expected to substitute in a classroom for a period exceeding one day or until the administration can arrange for a substitute, whichever is longer, for each emergency outlined in paragraph "A" above. C. A teacher who agrees to supervise a class during his/her preparation period for an absent teacher shall receive compensation of $25.00 per class period in any other class but their own.
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Classroom Substitution. Although coverage is not mandatory, bargaining unit members will be expected to cooperate in assisting the Administration with class coverage when substitutes are unavailable. In addition, the Administration will make every effort to provide substitutes for all absent teachers.
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