Common use of Personally-Owned Equipment Clause in Contracts

Personally-Owned Equipment. The Board shall reimburse unit members for any damaged or stolen instructional equipment brought to the school to be used as an adjunct to instructional activities provided the unit member secures advance permission, in writing via a school system form, to bring such equipment. At such time, a replacement value shall be mutually determined and noted on the form. A copy of the form will be provided to the unit member. In the event the replacement cost cannot be agreed upon, the teacher shall refrain from bringing and/or using the instructional equipment as an adjunct to instructional activities. The Board shall cover the replacement cost not to exceed one thousand-five hundred dollars ($1,500.00) provided a report is made in a timely manner to the appropriate authorities, i.e. school administration, the local police or sheriff’s office. Should the unit member choose to submit a claim to personal insurance, the Board would pay a deductible not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000.00). Such coverage shall not apply if the negligence on the part of the unit member contributes to the loss of such items.

Personally-Owned Equipment. The Board shall reimburse unit members for any damaged or stolen instructional equipment brought to the school to be used as an adjunct to instructional activities provided the unit member secures advance permission, in writing via a school system form, to bring such equipment. At such time, a replacement value shall be mutually determined and noted on the form. A copy of the form will be provided to the unit member. In the event the replacement cost cannot be agreed upon, the teacher unit member shall refrain from bringing and/or using the instructional equipment as an adjunct to instructional activities. The Board shall cover the replacement cost not to exceed one thousand-five hundred dollars ($1,500.00) provided a report is made in a timely manner to the appropriate authorities, i.e. school administration, the local police or sheriff’s office. Should the unit member choose to submit a claim to personal insurance, the Board would pay a deductible not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000.00). Such coverage shall not apply if the negligence on the part of the unit member contributes to the loss of such items.

Personally-Owned Equipment. The Board shall reimburse unit members for any damaged or stolen instructional equipment brought to the school to be used as an adjunct to instructional activities provided the unit member secures advance permission, in writing via a school system form, to bring such equipment. At such time, a replacement value shall be mutually determined and noted on the form. A copy of the form will be provided to the unit member. In the event the replacement cost cannot be agreed upon, the teacher shall refrain from bringing and/or using the instructional equipment as an adjunct to instructional activities. The Board shall cover the replacement cost not to exceed one thousand-thousand- five hundred dollars ($1,500.00) provided a report is made in a timely manner to the appropriate authorities, i.e. school administration, the local police or sheriff’s office. Should the unit member choose to submit a claim to personal insurance, the Board would pay a deductible not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000.00). Such coverage shall not apply if the negligence on the part of the unit member contributes to the loss of such items.