Compensation for Music Assignments Sample Clauses

Compensation for Music Assignments. It is understood that Teachers of performing groups have their students participating in various festivals and large-group contests, and that these Teachers must accompany students to them outside the school day. A Teacher may apply for a stipend, provided his/her time is required for a minimum of 3 hours outside the contracted day. Note: Each Teacher must apply for each stipend for which he/she qualifies. Applications will be provided by the fine-arts coordinator and must be submitted to the fine-arts coordinator for approval. The coordinator will then submit the necessary paperwork to the building/site for the processing of payment. Note: There are no concert stipends included in this schedule for elementary music teachers. In lieu of stipends, each elementary music Teacher will be able to take comp time on conferencing days and/or at another time that is mutually agreed upon by the Principal and the Teacher. Each Teacher will submit the planned comp time to the building’s Principal for approval. The comp time is to compensate for the concert activities performed outside the duty day. For example: If a teacher offers two performances during the year at 2 hours each, then the total comp time that can be VOCAL NJH Per Concert $100 Each 3 EX Performing Group* $1,200 Each 1 BAND WJH Per Concert $100 Each 3 EX Performing Group* $1,200 Each 3 ORCHESTRA WJH Per Concert $100 Each 3 EX Performing Group* $1,200 Each 1 VOCAL WJH Per Concert $100 Each 3 EX Performing Group* $1,200 Each 1 Café Concert $300 Each 1 MUSICAL/VARIETY SHOW ELEM GW,TG,EIS $600 Each 1 per site requested is 4 hours. The maximum compensatory time allowable under this provision is sixteen (16) hours per 1.0 FTE or prorated accordingly. Note: The high-school, pep-band stipend includes up to 16 performances. Should that group be asked to do additional performances, the pep-band director will be compensated at $100 per performance. If said performance is for a sporting event, the stipend will be paid from the athletic budget, not from Appendix C. The individual concert stipends do not apply to pep-band performances. For an extra group to qualify for the $1,200 stipend, it is assumed that the group would run for at least twenty-five (25) weeks at one-and-one-half (1.5) hours of rehearsal per week or thirty-three (33) weeks for one (1) hour per week. If the group runs for a fraction of those times, it is expected that the leader will apply for a proportional stipend figured at $36 per hour. These st...
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