Hours and Contract Year Sample Clauses

Hours and Contract Year. The school day for any teacher shall be ½ hour before school and ½ hour after the school is dismissed. Teachers are encouraged, however, to remain for a period of time sufficient to attend to any matters which would properly require their attention at the end of the school day. Each teacher shall supervise all such extracurricular activities as contracted for. The administration has the right to call staff meetings prior to or after the school day and attendance shall be required by all staff members unless excused by the administration.
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Hours and Contract Year. Teaching staff must be at the school for 7-1/2 hours per day at the discretion of the principal and/or board, except for Fridays when the teaching staff may leave at 3:2010 p.m. or when all students are gone. Teachers are encouraged to remain for a period of time to complete any matters which would properly require their attention to the end of the school day. The length of the school year shall not be over one hundred eighty-two days.
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Hours and Contract Year. The school day for any teacher will be the hours observed by other teachers in the school in which the teacher begins and ends his/her day. The administration or Board has the right to call staff meetings prior to or after the school day, and attendance shall be required by all staff members unless excused by the administration or Board.
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