Common use of Overload Assignment Clause in Contracts

Overload Assignment. An overload assignment can be defined as 1) a secondary or middle level teaching assignment of a sixth, graded course; 2) the elementary assignment of a multi-grade combination class; or 3) additional section assignments for elementary art, physical education, or music teachers. Teachers teaching an overload, as defined in number 1 and 2, will be entitled to additional compensation equal to 20% of their regular contract amount on the salary schedule prorated to the length of the teacher assignment. Teachers teaching an overload as defined in number 3 will be entitled to additional compensation calculated based on number of additional sections. The calculations for these overloads are referenced in Appendix iii.

Overload Assignment. An overload assignment can be defined as 1) a secondary or middle level teaching assignment of a sixth, graded course; 2) the elementary assignment of a multi-grade combination class; or 3) additional section assignments for elementary art, physical education, or music teachers. Teachers teaching an overload, as defined in number 1 and 2, will be entitled to additional compensation equal to 20% of their regular contract amount on the salary schedule prorated to the length of the teacher assignment. Teachers teaching an overload as defined in number 3 will be entitled to additional compensation calculated based on number of additional sections. The calculations for these overloads are referenced in Appendix iii.E.