Emergency Substitute Coverage Sample Clauses

Emergency Substitute Coverage. If a certified staff member loses planning or prep time due to a lack of substitutes, illness, or other matters not directly related to district or building planned events, the staff member shall be paid at $30 for each 1/7 of the school day. This is based on the 2022-2023 minimum teacher salary of $40,742 for a 190 day period. For example, a secondary teacher who takes two of the absent staff’s class periods will be compensated 2/7 of this daily base pay of $212.
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Emergency Substitute Coverage. In the event that a certified staff member is absent due to an emergency or unexpected absence and a sub in not available, any staff that fills in for the absent employee will be compensated for their time. Staff coverage will be compensated at $30 for 1/7 of the school day. This is based on the 2022-2023 minimum teacher salary of $40,742 for a 190 day period. For example, a secondary teacher who takes two of the absent staff’s class periods will be compensated 2/7 of this daily base pay of $214. This includes all staff who chooses or designated to cover a class, including classified and administration.
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Emergency Substitute Coverage. Compensation for emergency substitute coverage after the individual teacher’s cumulative weekly planning periods are reduced below five (5) per week, shall be as follows: $23.00 per period in 2002-2003, $24.00 per period in 2003-2004, and $25.00 per period in 2004-2005.
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Emergency Substitute Coverage. The principal and staff at each building will prepare a written equitable plan at the beginning of each school year to address when substitutes are not available to cover employee absences and this plan shall be presented during start-up week each year. The plan must include the following contractual agreements: ● Initially, every effort will be made to secure a substitute teacher, including emergency-certificated substitutes. ● No building plan will over-burden any one group of certificated employees or programs. ● Adjust attendance at District or other meetings when possible. ● Remaining needs for substitute coverage will be filled in the following order. This list may not be adjusted or reordered by building administration: 1. Available staff who have signed up to volunteer for substitute coverage assignments 2. An open call shall be made for other certificated employees 3. Certificated classroom specialists 4. Distribution of students 5. Administrators 6. Instructional Coaches (in full-day increments only) 7. Certificated staff who have not volunteered Each building shall make accessible the list of certificated staff and dates for who have provided emergency sub coverage for that month. Employees who have not signed up by the fifth (5th) day of the semester as volunteers shall be compensated at their per diem rate for lost planning time when they cover for a substitute. Registered volunteers shall be paid one hundred twenty percent (120%) of their per diem. ● Any certificated staff member who is asked by an administrator or secretary to cover another certificated staff member’s class will be paid 1/5 (one-fifth) of their per diem if they cover more than 1/2 of the prep period and 1/10 per diem if they cover less than 1/2 of a prep period. A prep period is the prep time that is provided for that day. ● If a half day substitute is unavailable and coverage can only be made by doubling classes with a specialist or classroom teacher, first the District will attempt to secure a full day substitute, making good use of the other half of the substitute’s day (priority given to covering another half-time absence). ● A specialist or classroom teacher who is asked to double up classes will be compensated at the rate equal to the substitute coverage costs that would have otherwise been incurred. ● If a self-contained class of students is absorbed into other classrooms, the employee shall be compensated twenty percent (20%) of the employee’s per diem for one (1) to...
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Emergency Substitute Coverage. Should the need arise, every effort shall be made by the District to provide substitute, administrator, or other certificated personnel to cover a class. Teachers may be assigned to cover for a missing teacher during their prep period
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Emergency Substitute Coverage. Certificated employees may be asked to substitute for teachers who are gone if substitutes are unavailable. The principal and staff at each building will prepare a written plan at the beginning of each school year for such emergencies. The plan must take into account the following considerations and contractual agreements:
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Emergency Substitute Coverage. Should the need arise, every effort shall be made by the District to provide substitute, administrator, or other certificated personnel to cover a class. Teachers may be assigned to cover for a missing teacher during their prep period. Such assignment will be determined on a fair and equitable basis whenever possible based upon a volunteer list established by each site. If no volunteers are available, teachers shall be assigned on a fair and equitable basis. The administration reserves the right to develop alternative arrangements to protect the integrity of both classroom and preparation period instructors’ programs. Teachers shall be compensated at a rate of $30.00 for losing their prep period. Regardless of the portion of prep period lost, the payment shall be $30.00.
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