Extra and Co-Curricular Salary Guides Sample Clauses

Extra and Co-Curricular Salary Guides. Employees accepting leadership positions in extra curricular activities shall be compensated according to a schedule that considers the time and difficulty associated with the assignments. It is understood that the salary guide for extra curricular assignments is not to be construed as a guarantee that all positions will be offered. When the Board establishes an extra-curricular position, an initial salary will be set for the purposes of advertising the position and will continue until modified through negotiations between the Board of Education and the HTEA. Negotiations shall begin promptly after the position is posted. During the school year should an employee seek to establish an extra-curricular position, the employee shall submit the proposal to the Superintendent. The proposal must meet the rationale of the Board of Education as set forth in policy. The Board of Education reserves the authority to determine if and when particular assignments are needed in the school district. Further, it is understood that assignments may be made more or less demanding, and that appropriate adjustments in salary must be made on an individual basis in such cases. All extra-curricular assignments are to be advertised by June; they will be filled as is practical and at the discretion of the Superintendent.
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