ELEMENTARY PLAN TIME Clause Samples

The 'Elementary Plan Time' clause defines the basic or minimum amount of time allocated for a specific task, activity, or phase within a contract or project schedule. In practice, this clause sets a clear baseline for how long certain work elements are expected to take, which can be referenced when planning, monitoring progress, or assessing delays. By establishing these timeframes, the clause helps ensure that all parties have a shared understanding of scheduling expectations, thereby reducing disputes over timing and supporting effective project management.
ELEMENTARY PLAN TIME. Elementary teachers shall have a minimum of 300 minutes, during student contact time, of preparation/conference/planning time during a two-week instructional period. Elementary teachers include all teachers who work in an elementary building. COMPENSATION FOR LOST PLANNING TIME. A teacher covered by this Agreement shall not normally be required to supervise a class for another teacher during his or her individual planning time when a substitute is authorized and available. However, in an emergency situation where a substitute is otherwise unavailable, a teacher scheduled for planning time may be required by his or her principal, or their designee, to supervise a class. In these circumstances the teacher losing his or her individual planning time shall be paid for each clock hour (or portion thereof, rounded to the nearest one-fourth hour) at the rate of $28 per hour. If no teacher with planning time is available and students are reassigned to other teachers’ classes, such reassignment shall be divided equally among all teachers in the building over the course of the academic year.
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