Examinations or Convocations. A teacher, with the prior approval of the appropriate Supervisory Officer or Principal, may be absent from duty without loss of salary by reason of examinations and convocations as follows :
i) For the purpose of writing examinations, only the half-day period in which the examination occurs shall be granted. In addition to the half-day mentioned in the foregoing, one-half day shall be allowed for travel, if necessary, as determined by the appropriate Supervisory Officer or Principal.
ii) A half-day period is granted for a teacher to attend his/her own post-secondary graduation ceremony or the post-secondary graduation ceremonies of his/her parent, parent-in-law, child, stepchild, child of a common law partner, husband, wife, or fiancé(e). In addition to the half-day period mentioned in the foregoing, one-half day shall be allowed for travel, if necessary, as determined by the appropriate Supervisory Officer or Principal.
Examinations or Convocations. A teacher, with the prior approval of the appropriate Supervisory Officer or Principal, may be absent from duty without loss of salary by reason of examinations convocations as follows:
( i) For the purpose of writing examinations, only the day period in which the examination occurs shall be granted. In addition to the half-day mentioned in the foregoing, one half-day shall be allowed for travel, if necessary, as determined by the appropriate Supervisory Officer or Principal.
Examinations or Convocations. A long-term Occasional Teacher who is assigned to teach and who has received the prior approval of the Superintendent or designate may be absent from duty without loss of salary for the purpose of writing an examination or attending graduation. Such absence will not break continued service and shall not exceed one (1) day for each such occurrence.
