Co-Curricular Contract Extension Sample Clauses

Co-Curricular Contract Extension. ‌ The duties of the following co-curricular positions are not considered supplemental or extra duties but are part of the bargaining unit member’s primary teaching duties. The duties will be performed by the bargaining unit member assigned to the corresponding activity. The duties/activities and non-student day attendance expectations (including contingency days) will be jointly developed by the principal and bargaining unit member (s) involved prior to the start of the school year. Any additional requests for outside of the student day/year attendance not originally scheduled will be mutually agreed upon by the principal and bargaining unit members prior to the event(s). An evaluation will only consist of classroom instruction not co-curricular duties. Additional compensation will be paid based on a percentage of the district’s base salary (Step 0-Column 1) and will be included in the teacher’s primary contract. The following positions and pay shall be the only positions included in this provision: MUSIC:
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