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Other Part time Teacher Conditions 6.2.1 Subject to operational requirements, teachers wishing to access a part time assignment within a full time continuing contract will be provided with this option upon submission of a written request to the School Division. This arrangement will be in place for a maximum time of one full school year unless otherwise agreed to by the teacher and the School Division. 6.2.2 A part time teacher’s FTE will not be varied by more than 0.2 FTE unless otherwise agreed to by the teacher and the School Division.
Other Part time Teacher Conditions 6.3.1 The timetable for a continuous part-time teacher shall be contiguous, where reasonably practicable. A continuous part-time teacher whose timetable is not able to be made contiguous will be provided with the rationale for the decision. 6.3.2 A part-time teacher whose FTE is altered will be provided with the rationale for the decision. 6.3.3 Movement between Part-time and Full-time Assignment 6.3.3.1 Full-time teachers who hold a continuing contract with the School Division may apply to the School Division for a part- time assignment. Such application must be made not later than March 31 of the school year immediately preceding the year in which the part-time assignment is to take effect. 6.3.3.2 The School Division may provide a part-time assignment to a full-time teacher under the following terms: 6.3.3.2.1 The part-time assignment shall continue at the same level of full-time equivalency for a period of two (2) years, at which time an extension may be granted unless: a) the teacher provides notice of his/her intentions to resume full-time duties; b) the School Division provides notice that the teacher shall resume full-time duties; or c) the School Division and the teacher mutually agree to a change in the level of full-time equivalency. For both (a) and (b) above, notice shall be provided not later than April 30 of the school year immediately preceding the year in which the resumption of full-time duties is to take place. 6.3.3.3 Notwithstanding 6. 3.3.2.1 above, the School Division and a teacher may agree to a change in full-time equivalency at any mutually acceptable time. 6.3.3.4 Teachers returning to full-time duty from part-time assignments or job sharing arrangements under this section shall be placed in the position they held prior to the arrangement.
Other Part time Teacher Conditions 6.3.1 Part time continuous contracts shall fall within two (2) categories: Category A: a part time position made up of an assignment between 0.2 FTE and 0.5 FTE. Category B: Greater than 0.5 FTE but less than 1.0 FTE. Each teacher within a category shall be guaranteed an assignment within that category in the subsequent year if such a position exists in the school to which the teacher is currently assigned, unless the teacher agrees to a change in category.
Other Part time Teacher Conditions 6.2.1. Subject to operational requirements, teachers wishing to access a part time assignment within a full time continuing contract will be provided with this option upon submission of a written request to the School Division. This arrangement will be in place for a maximum time of one full school year unless otherwise agreed to by the teacher and the School Division. 6.2.2. A part time teacher’s FTE will not be varied by more than zero point two (0.2) FTE unless otherwise agreed to by the teacher and the School Division. 6.2.3. A part-time teacher’s assignment should be contiguous. In the event that a part-time teacher’s assignment is not contiguous, a written rationale of the decision will be provided if requested by the teacher, and the teacher will have the opportunity to appeal the assignment with the deputy superintendent.
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Other Part time Teacher Conditions 6.4.1. Any teacher employed on a full-time (one point zero (1.0) FTE) continuous contract as of September 1, 1996, who agrees to employment on a part-time contract shall be given a part-time continuing contract for an agreed upon period and notwithstanding section 211(2) of the Education Act, that contract shall be for a specified portion of a full-time equivalent which shall not be varied except by consent. 6.4.2. A part-time teacher’s assignment should be contiguous. In the event that part- time teacher’s assignment is not designed to be contiguous, they will be provided with a written rationale of the decision and will have the opportunity to appeal the assignment to the Associate Superintendent, Human & Learning Services for review.
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Other Part time Teacher Conditions 6.3.1 Any teacher employed on a full-time (1.0 FTE) continuing contract who voluntarily agrees to employment on a part-time contract may be given a part-time continuing contract for an agreed upon period and, notwithstanding Section 211(2) of the Education Act, that contract shall be for a specified full-time equivalent which shall not be varied except by mutual consent. At the end of the initial or any agreed upon subsequent time period the teacher shall return to a full-time continuing contract.

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