Common use of Professional Business Clause in Contracts

Professional Business. Each Teacher may, with the approval of the Superintendent, or his/her designee, be granted: 1. One (1) day per year, with administrative approval, with full pay, for the purpose of visiting other approved classrooms either in or outside the District. 2. With administrative approval, and with full pay, release time to attend educational workshops may be granted, and any other approved activities that are conducive to professional growth. If possible, all requests for professional business absences shall be submitted to the Principal at least two (2) weeks before the anticipated day of absence.

Professional Business. Each Teacher may, with the approval of the Superintendent, or his/her designeedes- ignee, be granted: 1. One (1) day per year, with administrative approvalupon written request, with full pay, for the purpose purposes of visiting other approved classrooms either in or outside the District. 2. With administrative approvalUpon written request, and with full pay, release time to attend educational workshops may be grantededuca- tional workshops, and any other approved activities that as are conducive to professional growth. If possible, all requests for professional business absences shall be submitted submit- xxx to the Principal at least two (2) weeks before the anticipated day of absenceab- sence.

Professional Business. Each Teacher may, with the approval of the Superintendent, or his/her designee, be granted: 1. One (1) day per year, with administrative approvalupon written request, with full pay, for the purpose purposes of visiting other approved classrooms either in or outside the District. 2. With administrative approvalUpon written request, and with full pay, release time to attend educational workshops may be grantedworkshops, and any other approved activities that as are conducive to professional growth. If possible, all requests for professional business absences shall be submitted to the Principal at least two (2) weeks before the anticipated day of absence.