Noontime Supervision Sample Clauses

Noontime Supervision. Effective immediately a committee will be established for Austintown Elementary and Austintown Intermediate buildings. Each committee will be composed of the AEA president and two designees, one Building Principal, and two classroom representatives from the BLT. With input from paraprofessionals, each committee shall develop a proposed plan for coverage of noontime supervision, which shall include classroom teachers. In developing a noontime supervision plan, a rotation of no more than forty (40) days per year per classroom teacher * will be assigned, ad the committee shall consider other teacher noontime responsibilities including but not limited to the following: • Content Meetings/TBT • Student Intervention • Grade Level Meetings • IEP/504/IAT Meetings The plan shall go into effect during the 2013-2014 school year and shall be subject to review on a quarterly basis in the 2013-2014 school year. The Superintendent will consider and approve a reasonable plan proposal by each committee, which shall be submitted to the Superintendent no later than April 30, 2013. If the Superintendent rejects the proposed plan, it will go back to the committee for further work and shall be re-submitted to the Superintendent no later than May 15, 2013. If the Superintendent rejects the second plan, then the parties will proceed to expedited arbitration using the services of AAA by June 10, 2013. At the arbitration, the arbitrator shall choose between the plan submitted by the Committee and a plan submitted by the Superintendent and shall choose the plan that serves the best interest of the parties. The Board and the Association shall split the full cost of the arbitration(s). If no plan is proposed to the Superintendent by April 30, 2013, the Superintendent shall have management rights to implement a supervision plan. *Specialists (defined as Art, Music, Physical Education, and Computer/Technology) positions may still be assigned a duty and are exempt from this restriction.
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Noontime Supervision. Effective immediately a committee will be established for Austintown Elementary and Austintown Intermediate buildings. Each committee will be composed of the AEA president and two designees, one Building Principal, and two classroom representatives from the BLT. With input from paraprofessionals, each committee shall develop a proposed plan for coverage of noontime supervision, which shall include classroom teachers. In developing a noontime supervision plan, a rotation of no more than forty 45 days per year per classroom teacher * will be assigned, and the committee shall consider other teacher noontime responsibilities including but not limited to the following: • Content Meetings/TBT • Student Intervention • Grade Level Meetings • IEP/504/IAT Meetings *Specialists (defined as Art, Music, Physical Education, and Computer/Technology) positions may still be assigned a duty and are exempt from this restriction.
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