CONSECUTIVE SCHOOL DAYS Sample Clauses
The "Consecutive School Days" clause defines what constitutes a series of uninterrupted school days for the purposes of the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies that only days when school is officially in session are counted, excluding weekends, holidays, or other scheduled breaks. For example, if a policy or deadline is triggered by a certain number of consecutive school days, only those days when students are expected to attend classes are included. This ensures clarity in calculating timeframes and prevents confusion over whether non-instructional days should be counted, thereby providing consistency in the application of deadlines or requirements tied to the school calendar.
CONSECUTIVE SCHOOL DAYS. For any emergency school closure due to a natural disaster or unavoidable crisis event(s) where the school closure lasts more than the (3) school days, the following provisions will apply from the first day of the closure, with any closure days from a prior contract year carrying over in the count.