Emergency Period Substitutes Sample Clauses

Emergency Period Substitutes. In the event regular substitutes are not available, professional staff members may volunteer to serve as period substitutes during their regularly scheduled preparation periods. a. Requests for period substitutions shall be made as far ahead as possible. b. Substitution shall be made within the professional staff member's department when possible. c. Period substitutes shall be as equally distributed among professional staff members as possible except that staff members with more than one planning period will be called first for period substitutions. d. In the event no voluntary period substitutes are available, the principal may require a professional staff member to serve as a period substitute so as to provide coverage of all classes. e. Period substitutes will be solicited prior to the assignment of such classes to study halls or library where the student load in such study hall or library is at or approaching the capacity of the room. f. Planning time shall be defined as the time when professional staff members do not have assigned responsibility for teacher exclusive of the thirty (30) minutes duty-free lunch.
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Emergency Period Substitutes. A. Bargaining unit members who are requested by their building principal or assigned to teach the class(es) of another bargaining unit member on a temporary basis, shall receive compensation for their services. To qualify for compensation one of the following criteria must be met: 1. There are no qualified substitute teachers available. 2. A bargaining unit member who teaches a class when his/her regular schedule calls for him/her to have a conference period. 3. In grades K-6, students shall be temporarily assigned for more than one hour. B. For K-6 bargaining unit members who serve as substitutes, they will be paid on the following basis: 1. If the students of bargaining unit member "A" are divided among other bargaining unit members, the bargaining unit members’ rate of pay shall be $14.00 per hour. 2. If the students of bargaining unit members "A" and "B" are divided among those bargaining unit members, the rate of pay shall be two multiplied by $14.00 per hour C. For 7-12 grade bargaining unit members, the rate of pay shall be $25.00 per hour. D. A bargaining unit member has the right to refuse to substitute without any reprisal from the administration. E. Time records for service as an internal substitute will be maintained. Exact times for each time span of service shall be recorded. Pay will be based on exact number of minutes or hours served. The building principal shall certify each request for payment to the Board office. F. The provisions of this Article shall not apply when bargaining unit members are needed to cover classes for grades/departments to meet for staff development.
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Emergency Period Substitutes. In the event regular substitutes are not available, the professional staff members may volunteer to serve as period substitutes, during their regularly scheduled preparation periods. In the event an insufficient number of professional staff members volunteer to serve as period substitutes, professional staff members may be assigned by the Principal to serve as period substitutes. Professional staff members serving as emergency period substitutes shall be compensated at the hourly tutor rate. 1. Requests for period sub situations shall be made as far ahead as possible. 2. Substitutions shall be made within the professional staff member’s department when possible. 3. Period substitutions shall be distributed as equally as possible among those professional staff members desiring to serve as substitutes. A list of teachers desiring to serve as emergency period substitutes will be maintained in the Principal’s office.
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Emergency Period Substitutes. In the event regular substitutes are not available, teachers may serve as period substitutes but shall not be required to do so. Said teachers shall be paid .00066 of the Base (BA-0) per regular period; or, in the case of teachers in elementary buildings, .00066 of the Base (BA-0) for up to the first forty-five minutes served and .00022 of the Base (BA-0) per each fifteen minutes thereafter. If a class is split up and more than one teacher takes a portion of that class into his/her classroom for the day, the teachers shall each be paid a pro-rated amount of the substitute pay rate stated above for the day. (e.g. if a class of twenty is split into two classes and each teacher receives ten students for the day, each teacher shall be paid one-half (1/2) of the substitute rate as designated above for the entire day. A teacher on professional leave shall not be called back from professional leave due to a substitute not being available.
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Emergency Period Substitutes. ‌ If regular substitutes are not available, teachers may be requested, but not required, to serve as period substitutes during their regularly scheduled preparation periods. Requests for period substitutes shall be made as far in advance as possible.
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Emergency Period Substitutes. A. In the event regular substitutes are not available, secondary professional staff members may volunteer to serve as period substitutes during their regularly scheduled preparation periods. B. Requests for period substitutions shall be made as far ahead as possible. C. Substitution shall be made within the professional staff member’s department when possible. D. Period substitutes shall be as equally distributed among professional staff members desiring substitution when possible. E. In the event no voluntary period substitutes are available, the principal may require a professional staff member to serve as a period substitute so as to provide coverage of all classes for said compensation. F. Period substitutes will be solicited prior to the assignment of such classes to study halls or library. G. If an elementary special subject teacher (art, music, physical education) is not available and no substitute is available, the regular teacher(s) who assume(s) responsibility for a class in lieu of planning time is/are eligible for period compensation. Planning time shall be defined as the time when professional staff members do not have assigned responsibility for teaching exclusive of the thirty (30) minute duty-free lunch. H. In the event that a regular substitute is not available, teachers who serve as period substitutes during their regularly scheduled preparation period shall be paid Twenty Dollars ($20.00) per hour.
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Emergency Period Substitutes. In the event regular substitutes are not available, secondary professional staff members may volunteer to serve as period substitutes during their regularly scheduled planning periods. 15.06.1 Requests for period substitutions shall be made as far ahead as possible. 15.06.2 Substitution shall be made within the professional staff member’s department when possible. 15.06.3 Period substitutes shall be as equally distributed among professional staff members desiring substitution as possible. 15.06.4 In the event no voluntary period substitutes are available, the principal may require a professional staff member to serve as a period substitute so as to provide coverage of all classes. 15.06.5 Period substitutes will be solicited prior to the assignment of such classes to study halls or library. 15.06.6 If an elementary special subject teacher (art, music, physical education) is not available and no substitute is available, the regular teacher(s) who assume(s) responsibility for a class in lieu of planning time is/are eligible for period compensation. Planning time shall be defined as the time when professional staff members do not have assigned responsibility for teaching exclusive of the thirty (30) minutes duty-free lunch.
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