Instructional Continuity Sample Clauses

Instructional Continuity. Excessive Absence. A continued pattern of absence for any reason that affects an employee’s ability to provide the necessary continuity of instruction or of other assigned responsibilities may result in District personnel action including but not limited to use of the discipline or evaluation process.
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Instructional Continuity. A. In order to provide instructional continuity for Unit Members who have taught fifty- one (51) or more credits, the Department Chairperson or his or her designee will abide by the following procedures for assigning classes in the Academic Year. It is strongly recommended that the Department Chairperson or his or her designee follow these procedures in the case of all Unit Members.
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Instructional Continuity. Excessive Absence. A continued pattern of absence for any reason that affects an employee’s ability to provide the necessary continuity of instruction or of other assigned responsibilities may result in District personnel action including but not limited to use of the discipline or evaluation process. Leave for Domestic or Sexual Violence Situations. An employee may request and take up to three (3) days of leave in any 12-month period if the employee, a family member, or household member is the victim of professional assor sexual violence upon meeting the conditions described in District Policy 2.14 (8). An employee requesting such leave must first use any paid leave available to the employee (sick, personal, or annual,); if none is available the employee may then use unpaid leave.
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