Individual Sick Leave. Five (5) sick leave days shall be awarded on September 1st of each year.
Individual Sick Leave. Teachers shall be entitled to paid leave for absences due to personal illness or physical disability, including disabilities connected with or resulting from pregnancy, at the rate of fifteen (15) days per school year.
Individual Sick Leave. Sick leave shall accrue at one half (1/2) day per month based on a twelve month year. Employees must work more than half of his/her regularly scheduled days during the month to earn sick time allocations.
Individual Sick Leave. Sick leave shall accrue as follows: Employee Class. Accrual Rate/Mo. Max Accumulation Food Service One hour per 20 worked 565 Hours Custodial/Maint. One hour per 20 worked 720 Hours Trans. One hour per 20 worked 480 Hours
Individual Sick Leave. Each full time teacher shall be entitled to be absent from work on account of personal illness injury, health related appointments/procedures or quarantine for a total of ten (10) days the first year of employment and ten (10) days in each succeeding year without loss of compensation. If in any one school year the teacher shall be absent for such illness or quarantine less than the prescribed number of days, the remaining days shall accumulate. A teacher employed under regular contract for only a portion of the school year shall be entitled to a proportionate number of days of sick leave, and unused days will be accumulative as specified herein. During the regular school year, accumulated sick leave may be used for personal illness, injury or quarantine. In the event any teacher shall have accumulated one (1) or more days of sick leave in another school corporation of this state and shall thereafter become employed in the Delphi Community School Corporation, then there shall be added for the second and each succeeding year of such employment up to six (6) days of sick leave until the number of accumulated days to which said teacher was entitled in the last place of employment shall be exhausted.
