PARTNERSHIP TEACHING OR PART-TIME WORKLOAD Sample Clauses

PARTNERSHIP TEACHING OR PART-TIME WORKLOAD. A. PARTNERSHIP TEACHING 1. Tenured day school teachers are eligible for this program. 2. Teachers applying for this position must agree to share one (1) full-time position with a teaching partner. 3. The two (2) individuals sharing one (1) teaching position shall be responsible for all duties of one (1) full-time teaching position and shall be responsible for keeping each other informed on all matters pertinent to their effective teaching performance. 4. The assignment shall be shared in one of the following ways: a. One (1) individual shall teach two (2) periods or the equivalent with one (1) assigned preparation period in the Fall, three (3) teaching periods or the equivalent in the Spring; the other individual shall teach three (3) periods or the equivalent in the Fall, two (2) teaching periods or the equivalent and one (1) assigned preparation period in the Spring. b. One (1) teacher teaches full Fall semester and the other teacher teaches full Spring semester. 5. If either or both partners wish to void the partnership teaching agreement, they shall notify the superintendent by March 15 and shall do one of the following. (Illness or injury shall not void the partnership agreement.) a. Resign from the district. b. One (1) partner will assume the responsibilities of the position and the other partner will resign. c. One (1) partner will apply for a full-time position in the district for which they are qualified and the remaining partner will assume responsibility for the position. 6. Requests for partnership teaching shall be made by both partners in writing to the superintendent no later than March 15. 7. Partner teachers shall each receive pro rata benefits (as allowed by xxxxxxx) of the shared teaching position by paying the balance of said benefits. 8. The employer and the teacher shall make pro rata contributions required to the State Teachers Retirement System. 9. Sick leave for teachers on reduced teaching assignments shall be prorated. 10. Partner teachers shall advance on the teacher salary schedule year by year, effective August 27, 2001. Advancement on the salary schedule will occur annually at the beginning of each school year. In cases where a teacher has taught less than 75% of the calendar school year, advancement will not occur until another full year of employment has been completed. Partner teachers shall be eligible for Sabbatical leaves on the same pro rata basis as their assignment and salary. Sabbatical leaves must be for a full yea...
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