Common use of Non-Instructional Duties Clause in Contracts

Non-Instructional Duties. A. Non-Instructional duties shall be restricted as follows: 1. Teaching employees shall not be required to collect money from pupils, nor perform record keeping duties related to the collection of money. Performance of such activities by teaching employees shall be strictly voluntary. 2. Teachers may not be required to perform the following activities: a. Inspection for lice b. Records for an outside agency on a regular or continuing basis 3. Discussion of the rationale for assignment of duties shall be afforded upon request to any high school teacher assigned non-academic responsibilities. B. Teachers will not be required to administer scheduled medications on the regular school campus. Except for a teacher employed as an exceptional student education (―ESE‖) teacher where it would be necessary, no teacher will be required to perform scheduled diaper changes, intermittent clean catheterization, gastrostomy tube feeding, blood glucose monitoring or suctioning. Any teacher may be required to administer medications or perform school health services in an emergency, acute medical event, or when there is an immediate threat to the health, safety or welfare of the student. All teachers may be required to participate in training in emergency medication administration and health procedures, and ESE teachers may be required to participate in other health related training.

Non-Instructional Duties. A. Non-Instructional duties shall be restricted as follows: 1. Teaching employees shall not be required to collect money from pupils, nor perform record keeping duties related to the collection of money. Performance of such activities by teaching employees shall be strictly voluntary. 2. Teachers may not be required to perform the following activities: a. Inspection for lice b. Records for an outside agency on a regular or continuing basis 3. Discussion of the rationale for assignment of duties shall be afforded upon request to any high school teacher assigned non-academic responsibilities. B. Teachers will not be required to administer scheduled medications on the regular school campus. Except for a teacher employed as an exceptional student education (―ESE‖“ESE”) teacher where it would be necessary, no teacher will be required to perform scheduled diaper changes, intermittent clean catheterization, gastrostomy tube feeding, blood glucose monitoring or suctioning. Any teacher may be required to administer medications or perform school health services in an emergency, acute medical event, or when there is an immediate threat to the health, safety or welfare of the student. All teachers may be required to participate in training in emergency medication administration and health procedures, and ESE teachers may be required to participate in other health related training.