Lunch and Relief Periods. 1. Each regular full-time Employee shall have a one-hour lunch period. The lunch schedule will be in accordance with the operational needs of the administrative unit. The lunch period shall be without pay.
Lunch and Relief Periods. Employees shall be entitled to a duty-free lunch period, which shall not be included in the employee's regular workday. Administrative assistants shall receive a relief period of fifteen (15) minutes in the morning and afternoon of each working day. Upon the approval of the Employee’s Supervisor, the two fifteen (15) minute relief periods may be combined with the half - hour (1/2) lunch period to provide a one (1) hour lunch.
Lunch and Relief Periods. All employees will be provided with a fifteen (15) minute relief period in the morning and a fifteen (15) minute period in the afternoon. Half-time employees will receive one fifteen (15) minute relief period. All employees shall be entitled to an unpaid lunch period of at least one-half (1/2) hour per day.
Lunch and Relief Periods. Each employee shall receive a lunch period of one hour approximately one-halfway through the workday. Each employee shall receive a relief period of not to exceed fifteen (15) minutes approximately one-halfway through the morning and afternoon shifts of each workday. Employees will strictly observe the lunch and relief periods as scheduled, unless otherwise agreed between the Employer and the employee.
Lunch and Relief Periods. Each certified employee assigned to K-5 instructional levels shall be granted five (5) thirty (30) consecutive minute planning and material preparation periods each week. These shall be scheduled during the day when students are in attendance. In addition, there shall be one fifteen-minute break/recess period each day per certified employee in K-5. The aforementioned break/recess period shall be integrated into a building supervision program of related physical activity for students, which is to the mutual agreement of the building principal and employees of the individual buildings. Except for the duty free lunch period as prescribed by the School Code, and recess periods above, when not on duty, and a scheduled preparation period within the regular school day, an employee is accountable for all time during the work day. Any time that student contact is not scheduled may be used according to the employee’s professional judgment. It might include such instructional and supervisory duties as: conferences with parents, pupils, supervisors or administrators; lesson preparations and planning; maintaining records; and directing student activities. Any time a specialized teacher who, by providing itinerant services to the entire elementary classroom (i.e., classroom music, chorus, physical education, art, etc.) is absent, the Administration will make every possible effort to hire a qualified substitute. The reading room schedule will include shared 30 minute planning times each Friday, or on the last day of any week, in which the classroom teacher and reading teacher work together to collaboratively plan the following week’s differentiated reading lessons.
Lunch and Relief Periods
