Honorary or Fellowship Leave Sample Clauses

Honorary or Fellowship Leave. The Superintendent may, after consulting with the Association, grant a teacher a one (1) year Honorary or Fellowship Leave. Honorary or Fellowship leaves will be presented to the Board of Education for approval. The decision for approval or denial by the Board of Education is final and binding and is not subject to the grievance process. If approved, the leave will be a maximum of one (1) school year and shall not break continuous employment for seniority or credit on the salary schedule.
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