Presentation at Professional Conference on Behalf of the District Sample Clauses

Presentation at Professional Conference on Behalf of the District. Any employee who is a presenter at a professional conference on behalf of the District shall be afforded release time from his/her regular duties without loss of accrued personal leave time.
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