Common use of Early Leave from School for Courses Clause in Contracts

Early Leave from School for Courses. Instructional personnel shall be permitted to leave school after student dismissal for the purpose of taking courses for college credit. Such courses must be for one of the following reasons: 1. Extension of teaching certificates, 2. Part of a planned program for an advanced degree, 3. Courses required for certification in another field. Instructional personnel shall not be permitted to leave school for this purpose more than two (2) days per week. Instructional personnel who are permitted to leave early under this provision shall not be required to make up the time lost. When it becomes necessary because of distance to be traveled, an instructional employee may be permitted to leave prior to student dismissal if the employee, with the consent of the principal, can arrange for suitable coverage of his or her class.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Instructional Personnel Contract, Instructional Personnel Contract, Instructional Personnel Contract

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