Compensation Rate for Greater Load Sample Clauses

Compensation Rate for Greater Load. Teachers who teach an additional class in exchange for their prep time on a regularly scheduled basis will be paid using the following formula: A teacher will be paid for each student contact day of the overload as well as a prorated amount of non- student contact days at the overload rate. Overload pay will be adjusted for snow days. (If snow days occur, student contact days are reduced. If snow days are made up, student contact days are increased.) The rate of overload pay for teaching an additional class in exchange for prep time is 34% at the Senior High (on a 4 block schedule), 34% at the Middle School (on a 4 period schedule), 25% at the Middle School (on a 5 period schedule), and 17% at the Elementary. (Note: The formula for these percentages is one divided by one less than the total number of periods in a teacher’s schedule – rounded to the next highest whole number. The 2017-18 school year reflects 4 periods at the SH, 5 or 4 blocks (rotating schedule) at the MS, and 7 periods at the Elementary.)
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