High School Supervision Sample Clauses

High School Supervision. 20 Site committees comprised of administration and Federation representatives will 21 examine existing supervision duties at all high schools and place those duties into two 22 categories. The first category will be those duties that will be paid at the rate of $20.00 23 per activity. This category shall be no less than 45% or more than 55% of the total 24 number of supervision assignments. These duties will be open for volunteers. If the 25 number of qualified volunteers is not sufficient to cover all the supervisions, unit 26 members may be assigned those duties too and would receive the stipend. 28 The second category will be those non-paid duties still requiring adult supervision. The 29 assigning of these duties will be consistent with existing practices of assigning duties at 30 each school, but volunteers from parents, booster clubs and other staff will also be 31 encouraged. It is understood that volunteering as class advisors or as a sponsor of 32 clubs as specified by the site committee will fulfill a requirement for supervision. These 33 committees will meet annually.
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