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Position Ratios and Stipends. 1. For work in addition to the 39 weeks of the contract year, each teacher shall be compensated at the rate of $40.00 per hour. 2. The Directors of English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Foreign Languages will be guaranteed, in the aggregate, twenty (20) days of work in addition to the 39-week contract year. An additional ten (10) days in the aggregate may be assigned at the discretion of the Superintendent. The Directors of Art and Music will work two weeks in addition to the 39-week contract year.
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Position Ratios and Stipends. 1. For work in addition to the 39 weeks of the contract year, each teacher shall be compensated at the rate of $40.00 per hour. 2. The Directors of English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Foreign Languages will be guaranteed, in the aggregate, twenty (20) days of work in addition to the 39-week contract year. An additional ten (10) days in the aggregate may be assigned at the discretion of the Superintendent. The Directors of Art and Music will work two weeks in addition to the 39-week contract year. 3. For the purpose of application of the ratios in this Appendix A, the term 39-week contract year shall mean those weeks in which school is scheduled to be in session at least one day. 4. A $500 annual stipend will be available for each elementary school to be paid to a staff member who will be responsible for relieving teachers from bus duty if relief is required. The COMMITTEE reserves the right to engage the services of a non-unit member for this assignment should no unit member take advantage of the stipend. 5. Longevity payments will be made to all eligible bargaining unit members in the following manner unless a member has opted for Winchester Enhanced Longevity as referenced in Article IV section K. 00-00 00-00 12-13 13-19 yrs. service $ 955 $ 955 $ 955 20-24 yrs service $1204 $1204 $1204 25+ yrs. service $1452 $1452 $1452 Teaching service is defined as total number of teaching years, regardless of location. 6. Staff members who chaperone the camping experience of elementary students shall be compensated at a rate of thirty dollars ($30.00) per night as a chaperone. 7. Employees of the Town of Winchester who are hired into positions covered by this Agreement and who have earned longevity benefits in their former positions in Winchester will continue to receive the longevity payments they have earned in their former position until they qualify for longevity payments pursuant to this Agreement which are equal to or higher than the one’s they were previously receiving.

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