Extra Period Clause Samples

The "Extra Period" clause defines an additional timeframe beyond the original term specified in an agreement. This period may be triggered automatically or by mutual agreement, and it typically allows parties to continue performing their obligations or to wind down activities after the main contract term ends. By providing a structured extension, the clause ensures continuity and prevents abrupt termination, thereby allowing for smoother transitions or completion of outstanding matters.
Extra Period. Assignments are instructional assignments. The Board and Association agree that classroom assignments for extra periods must be made with the welfare and needs of the students as priorities. Realizing that principals are responsible for delegating assignments, these assignments shall be made with preference given to fully qualified teachers. If there are more applicants than positions available, the principal shall determine assignments based on seniority, efficiency, and capacity to meet the needs of the program (this includes the needs of the students.) (As a note of explanation: A 1996 arbitration decision found that seniority carries a greater weight than efficiency or capacity, all things being equal. AAA 33-390-00050-95 Arbitrator ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇)
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Extra Period. When a principal determines that an additional teaching period(s) is needed in a specific course offering or the duties of another regular position are needed during an additional period, the principal will post the position and request volunteers. Should no in-field teacher volunteer, the principal may appoint an out-of-field qualified volunteer. Among the factors to be considered in the selection of teachers for such an assignment shall be the following: (a) areas of certification; (b) prior teaching assignments; (c) supplemental positions held; (d) teacher's most recent evaluation; (e) prior additional teaching period assignments. A full-time teacher who is selected to teach an additional period(s) or who is assigned the duties of another regular position during an additional period will receive his regular salary plus a supplement of one divided by the number of periods normally taught by full-time teachers at that school. The percentage derived will be multiplied times his daily rate of pay for the additional period. No teacher will be assigned more than one extra period under this paragraph.
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