Extra-Period Substitute Policy Sample Clauses

Extra-Period Substitute Policy. Any teacher who covers a teaching assignment during his/her planning period shall be paid $21.38 for the term of the contract. No teacher will be asked to supervise additional students or those from another teacher's class, unless an emergency exists and/or no substitute is available. If no qualified instructor is available to substitute in the career-technical classes, an attempt will be made to cover the non-lab classes for both programs with a substitute, leaving the career-technical instructor who is present available to supervise the lab periods for both classes.
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