Common use of EMPLOYEE INSERVICE Clause in Contracts

EMPLOYEE INSERVICE. An EMPLOYEE shall regularly attend in-service and faculty meetings. Attendance at any in-service, faculty, or school-related meetings shall not be required beyond the normal 7 1/2-hour EMPLOYEE workday except as noted in 4.02, 4.03 and 12.05. EMPLOYEES may attend in-service training of their choice upon receiving approval of their building Principal. Individual EMPLOYEES also may be assigned to attend specific in-service training by the Principal during the EMPLOYEE’s regular contract period. EMPLOYEES are encouraged to submit in-service proposals to the Principal for review. Except in case of emergency, the subject of each in-service training will be provided to the faculty of each school center at least five (5) days prior to the commencement of the in-service training. EMPLOYEES who are required to attend in-service training outside of their normal contractual year shall be compensated at their daily rate through an extension of contract. Furthermore, extension periods shall be either immediately succeeding or preceding the normal contractual year and shall be limited to three (3) days annually with written notice given ninety (90) calendar days prior to the beginning of the contract extension period. The SUPERINTENDENT may waive the requirement to attend at his discretion.

EMPLOYEE INSERVICE. An EMPLOYEE shall regularly attend in-service inservice and faculty meetings. Attendance at any in-serviceinservice, faculty, or school-related meetings shall not be required beyond the normal 7 1/2-1/2 hour EMPLOYEE workday work day except as noted in 4.02, 4.03 and 12.05. EMPLOYEES may attend in-service inservice training of their choice upon receiving approval of their building Principal. Individual EMPLOYEES also may be assigned to attend specific in-service inservice training by the Principal during the EMPLOYEE’s regular contract period. EMPLOYEES are encouraged to submit in-service inservice proposals to the Principal for review. Except in case of emergency, the subject of each in-service inservice training will be provided to the faculty of each school center at least five (5) days prior to the commencement of the in-service inservice training. EMPLOYEES who are required to attend in-service inservice training outside of their normal contractual year shall be compensated at their daily rate through an extension of contract. Furthermore, extension periods shall be either immediately succeeding or preceding the normal contractual year and shall be limited to three (3) days annually with written notice given ninety (90) calendar days prior to the beginning of the contract extension period. The SUPERINTENDENT may waive the requirement to attend at his discretion.

EMPLOYEE INSERVICE. An EMPLOYEE shall regularly attend in-service and faculty meetings. Attendance at any in-service, faculty, or school-related meetings shall not be required beyond the normal 7 1/2-1/2 hour EMPLOYEE workday except as noted in 4.02, 4.03 and 12.05. EMPLOYEES may attend in-service training of their choice upon receiving approval of their building Principal. Individual EMPLOYEES also may be assigned to attend specific in-service training by the Principal during the EMPLOYEE’s regular contract period. EMPLOYEES are encouraged to submit in-service proposals to the Principal for review. Except in case of emergency, the subject of each in-service training will be provided to the faculty of each school center at least five (5) days prior to the commencement of the in-service training. EMPLOYEES who are required to attend in-service training outside of their normal contractual year shall be compensated at their daily rate through an extension of contract. Furthermore, extension periods shall be either immediately succeeding or preceding the normal contractual year and shall be limited to three (3) days annually with written notice given ninety (90) calendar days prior to the beginning of the contract extension period. The SUPERINTENDENT may waive the requirement to attend at his discretion.