Emergency Classroom Coverage Sample Clauses

Emergency Classroom Coverage. A teacher who is assigned the ancillary duty of covering another teacher’s classroom during their planning or PLC period, if said teacher’s personal plan period falls outside the student day, when a substitute teacher is not provided is compensated as follows: an amount equal to one-half (½) of the daily substitute teacher pay for retired EVSC teachers will be deposited into the teacher’s Section 403(b) account when a teacher accumulates a number of covered class periods equal to one (1) calendar work day minus lunch, prep/PLC, and any contracted time outside of the student attendance day. For informational purposes, a calendar workday minus lunch and prep/PLC is equal to two and one half (2½) blocks in a high school on block schedule. For informational purposes, a teacher may not be assigned this ancillary duty during their planning and PLC periods on the same day. The deposits into the Section 403(b) accounts shall be deposited within fifteen (15) days following the end of each quarter, starting October 1 provided the teacher has an established Section 403(b) account. Individuals who have not established a Section 403(b) account prior to the quarterly distribution shall forfeit any distributions earned through the date of the deposit. All accumulations totaling less than a school day shall be carried over to the next quarter and/or academic year.
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. The building principal or principal designee may use a teacher's planning period to cover an emergency situation which lasts less than one (1) day. However, administrators may not require use of a teacher, as defined in Article I, to cover the class(es) of a teacher who has registered their absence with the substitute management system, unless a substitute cannot be secured. When a substitute cannot be secured and if the building principal requires a teacher to use his/her planning period to cover an emergency situation, the teacher will receive credit for one (1) class period. When a teacher accumulates a number of class periods equal to the number of class periods in the school day (number of periods per day minus prep period and lunch), an amount equal to one-half of the daily substitute teacher (licensed amount) pay will be deposited into the teacher’s Section 403(b) account. The deposits into the Section 403(b) accounts shall be deposited within fifteen (15) days following the end of each quarter, starting October 1 provided the teacher has an established Section 403(b) account. Individuals who have not established a Section 403(b) account prior to the quarterly distribution shall forfeit any distributions earned through the date of the deposit. All accumulations totaling less than a school day shall be carried over to the next quarter and/or school year. In schools that have a separate team plan, the teacher’s team plan may be used (without payment) but not interchanged with the teacher’s personal plan in lieu of the payment described above. Teachers with a planning period are eligible for class coverage benefits.
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. ‌ A teacher who is assigned the ancillary duty of covering another teacher’s classroom during their planning or PLC period, if said teacher’s personal plan period falls outside the student day, when a substitute teacher is not provided is compensated as follows: an amount equal to one-half (½) of the daily substitute teacher pay for retired EVSC teachers will be deposited into the teacher’s Section 403(b) account when a teacher accumulates a number of covered class periods equal to one (1) calendar work day minus lunch, prep/PLC, and any contracted time outside of the student attendance day. For informational purposes, a calendar work day minus lunch and prep/PLC is equal to two and one half (2½) blocks in a high school on block schedule. The deposits into the Section 403(b) accounts shall be deposited within fifteen (15) days following the end of each quarter, starting October 1 provided the teacher has an established Section 403(b) account. Individuals who have not established a Section 403(b) account prior to the quarterly distribution shall forfeit any distributions earned through the date of the deposit. All accumulations totaling less than a school day shall be carried over to the next quarter and/or academic year.
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. The building principal or principal designee may use a teacher's planning period or PLC period if said teacher’s personal plan period falls outside the student day to perform the ancillary duty of covering an emergency situation for another teacher which lasts less than one (1) day. However, administrators may not require use of a teacher, as defined in Article I, to perform the ancillary duty of covering the class(es) of a teacher who has registered their absence with the substitute management system, unless a substitute cannot be secured. When a substitute cannot be secured and if the building principal requires a teacher to use his/her planning period or PLC period if said teacher’s personal plan period falls outside the student day to perform the ancillary duty of covering an emergency situation, the teacher performing the ancillary duty will receive credit for one (1) class period. When a teacher performing the ancillary duty accumulates a number of class periods equal to the number of class periods in the school day (number of periods per day minus prep period and lunch), an amount equal to one-half of the daily substitute teacher (licensed amount) pay will be paid to the teacher performing this ancillary duty and deposited into the teacher’s Section 403(b) account. The deposits into the Section 403(b) accounts shall be deposited within fifteen (15) days following the end of each quarter, starting October 1 provided the teacher has an established Section 403(b) account. Individuals who have not established a Section 403(b) account prior to the quarterly distribution shall forfeit any distributions earned through the date of the deposit. All accumulations totaling less than a school day shall be carried over to the next quarter and/or school year. In schools that have a separate team plan, the teacher’s team plan may be used (without payment) for performing the ancillary duty of covering a class for another teacher in an emergency situation but may not interchanged with the teacher’s personal plan in lieu of the ancillary duty payment described above. Teachers with a planning period are eligible to be compensated for the ancillary duty of class coverage benefits. ARTICLE III In all matters related to insurance coverage, the Board agrees that representatives of the Association will participate fully in the selection of insurance carriers. The final decision regarding the selection of insurance carriers will be made by the Board of School Trustees.
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. The principal or designee may assign Employees to cover classes if time will not permit a substitute to serve in excess of one (1) hour or if a qualified substitute is not available. The principal will make every reasonable effort to distribute said duty equitably among available Employees. Employees covering a class during their assigned preparation period will receive compensation at the hourly per diem rate of an employee placed at the BA+0/0 years of experience step of the salary schedule ($37.92 in 2019-20; $38.72 in 2020- 21; and $39.53 in 2021-22).
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. In cases of emergencies during the teacher day, teachers may be reassigned from activity assignments to cover classes of their colleagues.
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. The principal or designee may assign Employees to cover classes if time will not permit a substitute to serve in excess of one (1) hour or if a qualified substitute is not available. The principal will make every reasonable effort to distribute said duty equitably among available Employees. Employees covering a class during their assigned preparation period
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Emergency Classroom Coverage. Paraeducators will not be assigned to cover for teachers, except in an emergency, and then only for a limited time.
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