Common use of Elementary Recess Duty Clause in Contracts

Elementary Recess Duty. DK-5 morning or afternoon recess time is counted as instructional time to meet state requirements as described in the Pupil Accounting Manual. Teachers and ancillary staff are expected to supervise recess on a rotational basis to be determined by the building administrator as part of the professional staff’s instructional assignment. Teachers and ancillary staff members do not receive additional compensation for their normal morning or afternoon recess supervision. If an indoor recess is called for inclement weather, teachers are expected to supervise their classrooms as part of instructional time. Regardless of inclement weather, teachers are not expected to supervise recess during regular duty-free lunch periods. If a teacher or ancillary staff member takes more recess duties than normally scheduled for all teachers, s/he would be compensated at the Lunch Supervision rate for those recesses/supervisions above the norm.

Elementary Recess Duty. DK-5 morning or afternoon recess time is counted as instructional time to meet state requirements as described in the Pupil Accounting Manualrequirements. Teachers and ancillary staff are expected to supervise recess on a rotational basis to be determined by the building administrator as part of the professional staff’s instructional assignment. Teachers and ancillary staff members do not receive additional compensation for their normal morning or afternoon recess supervision. If an indoor recess is called for inclement weather, teachers are expected to supervise their classrooms as part of instructional time. Regardless of inclement weather, teachers are not expected to supervise recess during regular duty-free lunch periods. If a teacher or ancillary staff member takes more recess duties than normally scheduled for all teachers, s/he would be compensated at the Lunch Supervision rate for those recesses/supervisions above the norm.