Common use of Grade 4/5 Combination Class Size Stipends Clause in Contracts

Grade 4/5 Combination Class Size Stipends. ‌ If it becomes necessary to create a 4/5 combination class, the site administrator will first consult with the affected grade levels and ask for volunteers. If after two work days, there are no volunteers, the site administrator shall select the unit member based on the needs of the site. The site administrator shall consult with all the affected grade levels in order to determine the most effective composition of the newly formed combination class. The District shall compensate all unit members with 4-5 combination classes an additional 10% at the per diem rate. Such compensation shall be reflected on the monthly pay warrants. The unit member shall only be entitled to compensation for those days when the combination class is in effect. After the twentieth instructional day of each school year, no grade 4/5 combination classroom shall have more than 30 students unless the affected unit member is compensated as described in this section. The District shall compensate the unit member at the rate of $10 per day for each student over 30. Unless the affected unit member agrees to the enrollment of more than 32 students, no grade 4/5 classroom shall have more than 32 students enrolled. Unit member compensation described in this section shall be paid at the end of the school year.

Grade 4/5 Combination Class Size Stipends. ‌ If it becomes necessary to create a 4/5 combination class, the site administrator will first consult with the affected grade levels and ask for volunteers. If after two work days, there are no volunteers, the site administrator shall select the unit member based on the needs of the site. The site administrator shall consult with all the affected grade levels in order to determine the most effective composition of the newly formed combination class. The District shall compensate all unit members with 4-5 combination classes an additional 10% at the per diem rate. Such compensation shall be reflected on the monthly pay warrants. The unit member shall only be entitled to compensation for those days when the combination class is in effect. After the twentieth instructional day of each school year, no grade 4/5 combination classroom shall have more than 30 students unless the affected unit member is compensated as described in this section. The District shall compensate the unit member at the rate of $10 per day for each student over 30. Unless the affected unit member agrees to the enrollment of more than 32 students, no grade 4/5 classroom shall have more than 32 students enrolled. Unit member compensation described in this section shall be paid at the end of the school year.

Grade 4/5 Combination Class Size Stipends. ‌ If it becomes necessary to create a 4/5 combination class, the site administrator will first consult with the affected grade levels and ask for volunteers. If after two work days, there are no volunteers, the site administrator shall select the unit member based on the needs of the site. The site administrator shall consult with all the affected grade levels in order to determine the most effective composition of the newly formed combination class. The District shall compensate all unit members with 4-5 combination classes an additional 10% at the per diem rate. Such compensation shall be reflected on the monthly pay warrants. The unit member shall only be entitled to compensation for those days when the combination class is in effect. After the twentieth instructional day of each school year, no grade 4/5 combination classroom shall have more than 30 students unless the affected unit member is compensated as described in this section. The District shall compensate the unit member at the rate of $10 per day for each student over 30. Unless the affected unit member agrees to the enrollment of more than 32 students, no grade 4/5 classroom shall have more than 32 students enrolled. Unit member compensation described in this section shall be paid at the end in two payments (one in January and one in June) of the each school year.