Itinerant Teachers. Schedules of regularly assigned teachers who are assigned to and travel to more than one school or student home on a given day shall be arranged so that no teacher shall be required without his/her consent to engage in inter-school or inter-home (for home bound teachers) travel of more than thirty-five
Itinerant Teachers. 18.01 Itinerant teachers shall be paid a travel allowance in accordance with Article 50 of the Teachers’ Provincial Agreement.
18.02 Itinerant teachers shall be scheduled a lunch period of not less than thirty (30) minutes, exclusive of travel time between schools.
18.03 Except under extenuating circumstances, no itinerant teacher shall be responsible for work at more than three (3) schools in any one (1) school day.
Itinerant Teachers. 1. Travel time between instructional assignments of itinerant teachers shall be calculated as part of the teacher’s total instructional assignment as determined by Article D.20
Itinerant Teachers a) An itinerant teacher is a teacher who is assigned duties by the Employer in more than one school in a day.
b) An itinerant teacher shall have one school designated as his/her school of record.
c) An itinerant teacher shall be guaranteed reasonable travel time, exclusive of lunch and normal preparation time, for travel between assigned schools.
d) An itinerant teacher shall be paid the Employer’s per kilometer rate for travelling between assigned schools. A part-time teacher who is assigned duties by the Employer in one school and successfully secures work in another school is not considered as an itinerant teacher.
Itinerant Teachers. Section 1. To the extent possible, itinerant teachers shall be provided with adequate, permanent work space; mail boxes; keys; and safe storage space in all schools to which they are assigned.
Itinerant Teachers. 1. Itinerant teachers are teachers and Associated Professionals who are district based, e.g., Student Support Services, Language Services.
2. Travel time between instructional assignments of itinerant teachers shall be calculated as part of the teacher’s total instructional assignment in Section D, Article D.21.
3. Itinerant teachers shall have access to a telephone at each assigned location.
Itinerant Teachers. The workload of itinerant teachers, at all levels, including number of classes, preparations, plannings, contact minutes, etc., shall be the same as that of all similar itinerant teachers at that level. An itinerant teacher who crosses levels shall have his workload equalized via consultation between the involved principals, in order that his workload reflect that of the school in which he spends the majority of his time.
Itinerant Teachers. 1. Travel time between schools of itinerant teachers who regularly enroll classes shall be part of the teachers' total instructional assignment.
2. Itinerant teachers who regularly enroll classes shall not be required to provide instruction to more students than can reasonably be scheduled within the time available pursuant to Article D.21 (Duration of School Day).
3. Itinerant teachers shall have access to clerical time, storage facilities, work space and supplies on the same basis as other teachers.
Itinerant Teachers. 1. Teachers who are required to use their own automobiles and are assigned to more than one school per day will be reimbursed for all required travel, excluding commuter miles to and from work, following Board Policy DKC. Reimbursement will occur at the end of each semester.
2. Itinerant teachers will be guaranteed a minimum of one regularly scheduled class period per day for the purpose of individual planning and preparation and a minimum of 25 minutes of duty-free lunch time daily. Employees who must travel during the school day shall be given sufficient travel time, and travel time between buildings and set up and breakdown time associated with travel shall not be considered part of an itinerant teacher’s planning or lunch time.
3. Expectations for all additional responsibilities performed by teachers in the itinerant teacher’s assigned buildings, including but not limited to duties, supervision, conferences, open houses, and meetings, shall not exceed a prorated share of the typical responsibilities in each building.
4. Elementary itinerant teachers will be guaranteed a minimum of 60 consecutive minutes per day, with any variation to be approved between the principal and the teacher. Secondary itinerant teachers will be guaranteed a minimum of one regularly scheduled class period per day for the purpose of individual planning and preparation. All itinerant staff will receive a minimum of 25 minutes of duty-free lunch time daily. Employees who must travel during the school day shall be given sufficient travel time, and travel time between buildings and set up and breakdown time associated with travel shall not be considered part of an itinerant teacher’s planning or lunch time.
Itinerant Teachers. Classroom teachers who travel from one school to another on a regular basis shall have the same rights to a planning preparation period and lunch breaks as do other teachers. Employees whose duties consist of classroom teaching and counseling shall receive preparation time in the same proportion that their teaching bears to a full time teaching assignment.
