FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE Sample Clauses

FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. 10.20.1. A unit member who is a parent, guardian, or custodial grandparent of one or more children in Kindergarten through Grade 12 shall be permitted to take up to forty (40) hours each school year and not more than eight (8) hours in any calendar month to participate in activities of the school where any of his/her children attends under the following circumstances: 10.20.1.1. The unit member may elect to utilize existing vacation (if applicable), personal business leave, personal necessity leave, or time off without pay for this purpose. 10.20.1.2. The unit member shall give reasonable advance notice to his/her immediate supervisor of the planned activity including the date and anticipated duration of the unit member's absence.
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FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. Unit members shall be granted use of this leave consistent with the language of the Legislation.
FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. 4.14.1 The District shall provide leave pursuant to the Family School Partnership Act as required by Labor Code Section 230.8. Currently, the Act provides: 4.14.1.1 A unit member who is a parent, guardian or grandparent having custody of one or more children in kindergarten through grade 12 shall be entitled to utilize accrued leave to participate in activities of the school of any such child. 4.14.1.2 The hours of leave per month (8) and per year (40) shall be as specified in the Act. 4.14.2 To utilize this leave, the unit member must have accrued vacation, personal necessity leave (4.
FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. A unit member who is a parent, guardian, or custodial grandparent of one or more children in kindergarten through Grade 12 shall be permitted to use unpaid time, or existing vacation or personal necessity leave, limited to 8 hours monthly and 40 hours annually to participate in activities of the school where any of his/her children attends providing the unit member gives reasonable advance notice to his/her immediate supervisor of the planned activity including the date and anticipated duration of the unit member's absence.
FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. 14.15.1 A permanent classified employee who is a parent, guardian, or grandparent, with custody of one or more K-12 children, shall be permitted to take up to forty (40) hours each school year, and not more than eight (8) hours in any calendar month, to participate in activities of the school where any of his/her children attend(s), under the following circumstances: 14.15.2 The employee may elect to utilize existing vacation, personal leave, compensatory time, or time off without pay for this purpose. Absences shall be taken in units of at least two hours. 14.15.3 The employee shall give reasonable advance notice to his/her immediate supervisor of the planned absence. 14.15.4 The employee will complete the appropriate form following his/her participation in the event.
FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. 14.15.1 A permanent classified employee who is a parent, guardian, or grandparent, with custody of one or more K-12 children, shall be permitted to take up to forty (40) hours each school year, and not more than eight (8) hours in any calendar month, to participate in activities of the school where any of his/her children attend(s), under the following circumstances: 14.15.2 The employee may elect to utilize existing vacation, personal leave, compensatory time, or time off without pay for this purpose. Absences shall be taken in units of at least two hours. 14.15.3 The employee shall give reasonable advance notice to his/her immediate supervisor of the planned absence. 14.15.4 The employee will complete the appropriate form following his/her participation in the event. I ELECT TO UTILIZE EXISTING: I have notified in advance my immediate supervisor. I am electing to use hours. EMPLOYEE – PRINT NAME EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE EID # DATE PRINCIPAL/DEPARTMENT HEAD SIGNATURE DATE EMPLOYEE SHALL SUBMIT SIGNED AFFIDAVIT FORM #1013-C TO HUMAN RESOURCES AFTER RETURN TO DUTY. APPROVAL SIGNATURE DATE Employee request must be submitted to Human Resources in accordance with Article VII of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Hacienda La Xxxxxx Unified School District and Chapter #115, California School Employees Association. This request shall be valid only for the current school year, unless withdrawn in writing. NAME Date of Request School/Department Classification Years with District: Current # of hours per week: Length of Service in current Assignment: Current # of months per year (please circle): 10 11 12 I hereby request that I be considered for positions within my classification with: (please circle) More or Less hours per week. Requested Work hours per week: I hereby request that I be considered for positions within my classification with: (please circle) More or Less months per year. Requested Months per year: (please circle): 10 11 12 I hereby request that I be considered for a transfer within my classification to: School/Department (List specific site or if no preference write “any”) I hereby request that I be considered for a lateral transfer to (List desired classification): (Approval from Personnel Commission required for lateral transfer requests) Dates Training/Experience NOTE: Employees are advised to periodically update their personnel file with verification of educational, training or other skills/qualifications/accomplishments. Employee Signature...
FAMILY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP ACT LEAVE. 4.14.1 The District shall provide leave pursuant to the Family School Partnership Act as required by Labor Code Section 230.8. Currently, the Act provides: 4.14.1.1 A unit member who is a parent, guardian or grandparent having custody of one or more children in kindergarten through grade 12 shall be entitled to utilize accrued leave to participate in activities of the school of any such child. 4.14.1.2 The hours of leave per month (8) and per year (40) shall be as specified in the Act. 4.14.2 To utilize this leave, the unit member must have accrued vacation, personal necessity leave (4.10.1) or compensatory time off. In compelling circumstances, a unit member may request, and be granted, up to sixteen (16) hours of unpaid leave in a school year for the purposes specified in this Act. 4.14.3 A unit member must provide his/her supervisor with at least five (5) school days notice of request to utilize this leave. When extenuating circumstances exist, a request made with less notice shall be accommodated when reasonably possible.
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