Evening Classes Sample Clauses

Evening Classes. Employees assigned an evening class which begins after 6:00 p.m. as part of their normal load will not be assigned, without their consent, a class prior to 9:00 a.m. on a morning after teaching an evening class.
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Evening Classes. At schools where evening classes are part of the regular curriculum, the principal will seek volunteers who are certified to teach such classes. An evening class is defined as a class which begins at or after 6:00 p.m. Should no certified teacher volunteer, the principal may assign a certified teacher from the school's faculty to teach such a class. A teacher teaching an evening class will be assigned their two non-student contact periods between their teaching assignments for the regular instructional day and the evening assignment, making their instructional day as continuous as possible. In no event will the break in their instructional day exceed two hours.
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