Common use of High School Class Assignments Clause in Contracts

High School Class Assignments. High School teachers who volunteer and are accepted to teach a 6th period during the school day will receive a supplemental stipend of $5,000.00 for each full year in which a six-period teaching assignment is maintained. If the member does not teach 6 periods for an entire year, the stipend will be pro-rated for that portion of the year in which six (6) instructional periods were taught. Volunteers for 6th period instruction should express their intent no later than April 15 prior to the school year in which the services will be provided. When potential 6th periods are available, the administration shall contact volunteers to accept or reject the opportunity to teach a 6th period. However, if a high school teacher has fewer than eighty-five (85) students and no more than two (2) preps in their daily class load, the teacher may be assigned a sixth class with no additional compensation in lieu of a duty period by mutual agreement.

High School Class Assignments. High School teachers who volunteer and are accepted to teach a 6th period during the school day will receive a supplemental stipend of $5,000.00 for each full year in which a six-period teaching assignment is maintained. If the member does not teach 6 periods for an entire year, the stipend will be pro-rated for that portion of the year in which six (6) instructional periods were taught. Volunteers for 6th period instruction should express their intent no later than April 15 prior to the school year in which the services will be provided. When potential 6th periods are available, the administration shall contact volunteers to accept or reject the opportunity to teach a 6th period. However, if a high school teacher has fewer than eighty-five (85) students and no more than two (2) preps in their daily class load, the teacher may be assigned a sixth class with no additional compensation in lieu of a duty period by mutual agreement.