Common use of EMPLOYEE WORK YEAR Clause in Contracts

EMPLOYEE WORK YEAR. For the term of this Agreement the student instructional year will be 183 days. Consistent with Section B of this Article, employees may be scheduled to work thirteen in-service days. All in-service days will be contiguous to the student year and will be designated on the School Calendar. The School Calendar shall designate the day before winter break as a half day and the last student day as a half day and employees shall be dismissed after the students on those days. The School Calendar shall be adopted and/or modified by the School Board consistent with the School Code.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

EMPLOYEE WORK YEAR. For the term of this Agreement the student instructional year will be 183 days. Consistent with Section B of this Article, employees may be scheduled to work thirteen in-service days. All in-service days will be contiguous to the student year and will be designated on the School Calendar. The School Calendar shall designate the day before winter break as a half day and the last student day as a half day and employees shall be dismissed after the students on those days. The School Calendar shall be adopted and/or modified by the School Board consistent with the School Code.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

EMPLOYEE WORK YEAR. For the term of this Agreement the student instructional year will be 183 days. Consistent with Section B of this Article, employees may be scheduled to work thirteen fourteen in-service days. All in-service days will be contiguous to the student year and will be designated on the School Calendar. The School Calendar shall designate the day before winter break as a half day and the last student day as a half day and employees shall be dismissed after the students on those days. The School Calendar shall be adopted and/or modified by the School Board consistent with the School Code.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement