IN-SCHOOL WORK YEAR – TEACHERS Sample Clauses

IN-SCHOOL WORK YEAR – TEACHERS. A. The in-school work year of TEACHERS employed on the basis of annual salary for ten (10) months employment, other than first contract employees who may be required to attend an additional five (5) days of orientation, shall not exceed 183 days. The in-school work year shall include days when pupils are in attendance, orientation days, and any other days on which TEACHER attendance is required. B. TEACHERS eligible to be employed on the basis of an eleven (11) month salary may include, but are not necessarily restricted to the following categories: 1. Learning Disabilities Specialist 2. Social Worker 3. Guidance Counselors 4. Cooperative Office Education Coordinator 5. Cooperative Industrial Education Coordinator
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IN-SCHOOL WORK YEAR – TEACHERS. The in-school work year for teachers shall cover a period of ten (10) months from the date of commencement of the school term. The in-school work year shall include days when pupils are in attendance, orientation days, professional days, and any other days on which teacher attendance is required. The in-school work year for all teachers shall be up to 185 days for each in-school work year during the duration of this agreement. Said in-school work year of 185 days shall consist of: 1. Up to 182 student days, 2. One day prior to the date when school opens for students. If such a day should fall prior to Labor Day, student attendance will be required on the next day, which shall also be prior to Labor Day, 3. Two days to be used for professional development, these two professional development days, must meet the state requirement under N.J.A.C. 6:11-13. Any schedule that has more than 185 school days by April 15th of that year shall be modified by April 30th for the remainder of that school year. The period fixed herein shall not be deemed to cover newly employed teachers who shall be required to attend three (3) additional days of orientation before the commencement of their teaching assignment.
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