Common use of General Requirements for Other Temporary Leaves Clause in Contracts

General Requirements for Other Temporary Leaves. Other temporary leaves in this article are covered under Sections 7.7 - 7.14. All such leaves shall relate only to the incident for which leave is taken. All other temporary leaves must have prior approval using the electronic absence management systemand at no time shall more than eight (8) teachers be granted such leave. Upon approval, the teacher’s supervising principal, or his/her designee, will submit the request for a substitute teacher. The Association will not object if the School District waives any applicable requirements in a particular case, and such waiver shall not constitute a precedent.

General Requirements for Other Temporary Leaves. Other temporary leaves in this article are covered under Sections 7.7 - 7.14. All such leaves shall relate only to the incident for which leave is taken. All other temporary leaves must have prior written approval using the electronic absence management systemand “Request for Substitute Teachers form,” and at no time shall more than eight (8) 8 teachers be granted such leave. Upon approval, the teacher’s supervising principal, or his/her designee, will submit the request for a substitute teacher. The Association will not object if the School District waives any applicable requirements in a particular case, and such waiver shall not constitute a precedent.

General Requirements for Other Temporary Leaves. Other temporary leaves in this article are covered under Sections 7.7 7.8 - 7.147.15. All such leaves shall relate only to the incident for which leave is taken. All other temporary leaves must have prior approval using the electronic absence management systemand system and at no time shall more than eight (8) teachers be granted such leave. Upon approval, the teacher’s supervising principal, or his/her designee, will submit the request for a substitute teacher. The Association will not object if the School District waives any applicable requirements in a particular case, and such waiver shall not constitute a precedent.