Extracurricular Activities. Effective July 1, 2009, stipends for participation in extracurricular activities which are authorized by the appointing authority shall be: Inland $950/year Sailing $400/year Art Club Advisor $300/year Drama Club Advisor $300/year Cross Country Skiing $150/year Boys’ Basketball $1000/year Girls’ Basketball (if class D) $1000/year Asst. Boys’ Basketball $750/year Asst. Girls’ Basketball (if class D) $750/year Scorekeeper/Timekeeper $10/game Soccer $400/year Track $400/year Cross County Running $400/year Girls’ Basketball (if not class D) $400/year Sports Activity Director $400/year Athletic Director $200/year
Extracurricular Activities. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the CEO of the Sponsor, the School shall provide for its own extracurricular, athletic, and sports activities as it determines appropriate and at its own costs and it hereby fully waives the obligation, if any, of the Cleveland Municipal School District to either provide the same in any manner including permitting the School's students to participate in the programs of the Cleveland Municipal School District.
Extracurricular Activities. Indicate the extracurricular activities in which you participate in. For each activity, list any awards, honors or special recognition you may have received:
Extracurricular Activities. The extracurricular salary schedule will be negotiated annually.
Extracurricular Activities. A. The Westport Board of Education retains the right to create and eliminate extracurricular positions (including sports) and the Westport Education Association retains the right to negotiate over compensation, hours and working conditions as defined in Connecticut General Statute 10-153g.
B. An evaluation system shall be maintained for evaluating extracurricular employees. Such evaluation system shall provide for:
1) the use of an evaluation instrument developed in partnership with the Association.
2) observations(s) by a supervisor with appropriate dialogue and feedback.
3) a final written evaluation completed by the supervisor no more than four weeks after the completion of the extracurricular activity.
4) a recommendation pertaining to reemployment.
C. The Westport Board of Education shall post vacant extracurricular positions and shall grant qualified internal applicants an interview for such positions in accordance with established practice, and shall appoint extracurricular employees from within or outside the Westport Public Schools. At the end of the incumbent’s first year of service, the Superintendent or the Superintendent’s designee, taking into consideration the final written evaluation pursuant to paragraph B, shall have the authority to offer the incumbent reemployment for the following year.
D. After an extracurricular employee is hired for a second year, the employee shall be offered reemployment for the succeeding year based on a satisfactory final written evaluation pursuant to paragraph B. If the final written evaluation is unsatisfactory, the Superintendent or designee may place the employee on probation or not offer reemployment.
E. Following the second or subsequent year of employment, an extracurricular employee who is not recommended for reemployment may challenge the recommendation as follows. Within seven school days of the date of the written notification that the employee will not be reemployed, the employee shall file a written request for review with the Superintendent. The Superintendent shall meet with the extracurricular employee, the evaluator and other appropriate personnel, and shall render a written decision on the matter within seven school days of such meeting. The extracurricular employee, may appeal the Superintendent’s decision to the Board of Education. The Board of Education shall meet with the extracurricular employee, the Superintendent and other appropriate personnel, and shall issue a written decision on the...
Extracurricular Activities. Canton Academy offers many extracurricular opportunities. The following policies pertain to extracurricular activities. • No school-sponsored groups shall be used for any commercially sponsored activity. • All school-sponsored activities must be approved by the Head of School and listed on the school calendar. • Every effort should be made to avoid late evening sessions on school nights. • Pupils shall not be taken from class periods during the school day for practice sessions, performances, or other extra-class activities without prior approval of the Head of School. • Prior approval of the Head of School must be obtained before any Sunday practice sessions or performances are held and must be supervised by a Canton Academy employee. • Any extracurricular activity MUST be supervised by a Canton Academy employee or have adult supervision approved by the Head of School. Field trips are a vital part of the educational process. The Head of School shall approve all field trips. Field trips should be planned according to the school calendar and approved by the Administration. For all school sponsored trips: • Any student who is dismissed early for a school-sponsored event must get all of his/her assignments for the next day before leaving school. Any worked missed will be made-up at the discretion of the teacher. • All school rules apply while on field trips. • Transportation will be provided by the school. • A student may leave a school sponsored event or trip with approval from the school representative in charge. • In certain instances, a student may be allowed to ride home with another adult with parental approval. • A student will not be allowed to drive a car without parental approval and the approval of the Head of School or Athletic Director. • School uniforms are to be worn on all field trips unless approved by Administration. • No class fieldtrips after spring break for grades 7-12, unless authorized by the administration. There shall be separate school dances for 7th and 8th graders (junior high) and 9th through 12th graders (upper school). Ninth graders may attend either junior high or upper school dances. All non-Canton Academy students attending as a guest must receive administrative permission prior to the day of the event. No guest of CA students will be allowed if over the age of 20. Students need to be in school every day unless they are ill or have other justifiable cause for absence. Students learn from the social context of school. Teachers...
Extracurricular Activities. 1. Participation in extracurricular activities shall be on a voluntary basis. If volunteers are not available and assignment is necessary, a teacher's qualifications and interests shall be considered.
2. Activities and non-teaching duties shall be assigned equitably among all faculty members.
3. A teacher who receives compensation for extracurricular activities shall consider time devoted to the activity as an addition to the regular workday and shall carry her/his share of all duties assumed by the other faculty members.
Extracurricular Activities. Employee participation in extracurricular activities after the workday for which compensation is not provided shall be strictly voluntary.
Extracurricular Activities. 1. The parties agree that extracurricular activities are voluntary. No punitive action will be taken against an individual who declines to volunteer for extracurricular activities.
2. The Local and the Employer recognize and support extracurricular activities as an important aspect of school program for students.
3. Extracurricular activities are those activities that are beyond the provincially prescribed and locally determined curricula of the school.
4. While voluntarily involved in extracurricular activities, teachers shall be considered to be acting in the employ of the Employer, for purposes of liability of the Employer and coverage by the Employer's insurance.
Extracurricular Activities. Children are often involved in sports, lessons, and other extracurricular activities, which are generally to their benefit and enjoyment. Each parent shall recognize that a reasonable amount of extracurricular activities are generally assumed to be in the children's best interests. Each parent should attempt to be flexible in order to accommodate the children's extracurricular activity schedules as must as reasonably possible, although extracurricular activities should not supersede summer visitation with non-custodial parents, nor should they be used as a method by which to deny access to the non-custodial parent. In recognition of the scheduling difficulties that can be caused by children's extracurricular activities, custodial parents should act in good faith in attempting to schedule such extracurricular activities as not to unreasonably infringe upon the non-custodial parent's access to the children. Likewise, the non-custodial parent should act in good faith in attempting to assist in transportation needs and in accommodating the children's extracurricular schedules as much as reasonably possible. Good faith communication by the parents is essential with regard to the difficult issue of the scheduling of children's extracurricular activities.
