ELEMENTARY EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Sample Clauses

ELEMENTARY EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. Extracurricular activities at the elementary level will be established within an elementary school by a Principal with the approval of the Superintendent or her designee for clubs and other activities, such as, but not limited to: Walking club Breakfast Booster Cheerleading Astronomy Safari Stamp Choral Rapping Chess Orchestra Great Leaps Math Jazz Soccer Science Music Pride Reading Outdoors Arts and Crafts History Yearbook Sewing Language Bowling International Social Studies Skating Bowling Drama Swimming Performing Arts Debate Medical Nature Dance Sailing Movies Book Hip Hop Social Skills Computer Art Club Friendship Horticultural Problem Solver Scientist Explorer Auditor Needlepoint Care Future Teachers Environmental Club Fun Photography Recycling Literacy Band Educational Board Games Numbers Glee Careers Unity Sports Great Books Baseball Mcas Health Stock Market Student Council Anti-bully Civics Poetry Yoga Technology Newspaper Vocal All About Me Literature All City Open Response Communications Think Positive Short Answer and Problem Radio Guitar Solving Club Television Musical Instruments Support Club Homework Spanish Resolution Cardio French Vocabulary Talent Portuguese Enrichment Writing Creole Traditions The rate of pay for each club advisor shall be $772.00 effective July 1, 2019 from funds appropriated for such activities during the term of this agreement. The number of extracurricular advisors at the elementary school shall be as follows:  2 advisors at small elementary schools (0-299 students)  4 advisors at medium size elementary schools (300-599 students)  6 advisors at the four (4) large elementary schools (600 plus students) The number will be determined by the October 1 census. APPENDIX A SCHEDULE E Coaches Sport 7/1/19 Football 7,266 Basketball (Boys) 5,991 Basketball (Girls) 5,991 Baseball 5,991 Ice Hockey 5,991 Spring Track (Boys) 4,716 Spring Track (Girls) 4,716 Soccer (Boys) 5,991 Soccer (Girls) 5,991 Swimming (Boys) 4,716 Swimming (Girls) 4,716 Volleyball (Boys) 4,716 Volleyball (Girls) 4,716 Tennis (Boys) 4,716 Tennis (Girls) 4,716 Softball 5,991 Indoor Track 4,716 Field Hockey 5,991 Cross Country 4,971 Golf 2,804 Gymnastics 4,971 Weight Training 1,783 Trainer 12,855 4,285 per season Faculty Manager 7,266 Cheerleading 3,824 FR Girls Volleyball 2,358 Lacrosse (Boys) 4,716 Lacrosse (Girls) 4,716 Wrestling 4,716 All Assistant Coaches - ALL SPORTS First year 50% Head Coach's salary Second year 55% Head Coach's salary Third year 60% H...
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ELEMENTARY EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. Extracurricular activities at the elementary level will be established within an elementary school by a Principal with the approval of the Superintendent or the Superintendent’s designee for club and other activities. The rate of pay for each club advisor shall be in accordance with the following:
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ELEMENTARY EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. Extracurricular activities at the elementary level will be established within an elementary school by a Principal with the approval of the Superintendent or the Superintendent’s designee for club and other activities. The rate of pay for each club advisor shall be in accordance with the following: Number of Weeks Total Number of Hours Stipend Amount Effective 7/1/22 10 weeks; meeting once per week Approximately 10 hours $397.00 10 weeks; meeting twice per week Approximately 20 hours $795.00 20 weeks; meeting once per week Approximately 20 hours $795.00 The number of extracurricular advisors at the elementary school shall be as follows: 2 advisors at elementary schools with up to and including 299 students* 4 advisors at elementary schools with 300 to 599 students* 6 advisors at elementary schools with 600 students or more* *The number will be determined by the October 1 census
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