Professional Year for Teachers Sample Clauses

Professional Year for Teachers. Paragraph 1: Contract Days (a) The base contract days for teachers for the 2019-2020 contract year and thereaf- ter, exclusive of those in supplemental or contract addendums, shall be 190 days consisting of teaching and nonteaching professional days as determined by the Board. Daily rate of pay for the 2019-2020 contract year and thereafter shall be calculated based on 190 days. (b) The base contract for High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corp (JROTC) instructors shall be for twelve (12) months a year. High School JROTC instructors shall observe as nonworking days the days on the calendar as set forth in Appendix A that are identified as holidays and recess days. Additional nonworking days, to a maximum of 20 days, shall be arranged with and approved by the base principal and shall normally be scheduled outside the school year. High School JROTC instructors shall be entitled to such additional nonworking days commencing Au- gust 1 the second year of their employment. If a High School JROTC instructor starts work after August 1 of a year, then commencing the upcoming August 1, the instructor shall be entitled to a prorated number of nonworking days based on the time period worked. Those nonworking days not used by August 1 of each year shall be lost as of each August 1. (c) The Superintendent and the UTW President will review all requests submitted to extend the school year prior to April 1 of each year. Their joint recommendation shall be subject to Board approval. All requests must be first supported by 80 per- cent of the affected staff as determined by a secret ballot election conducted by the UTW. Staff members who do not support the extended year concept shall have the right to transfer. Such contract days shall be scheduled on weekdays, Monday through Friday, between the first and last workday of each contract year. In the event that schools are closed for one or two days due to inclement weather, the number of base contract days shall be reduced by such one or two days.
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Professional Year for Teachers. Paragraph 1: Contract Days: The basic contract days for teachers for each contract year, exclusive of those in addendum or extended time contract, shall be 178. Contract days consist of teaching days, workdays, and in-service days as determined by the school calendar. Such contract days shall be scheduled on weekdays, between the first and last workday of each contract year.
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Professional Year for Teachers. Paragraph 1: Contract Days (a) The base contract days for teachers for each contract year, exclusive of those in supplemental or contract addendums, shall be 190 days, consisting of teaching and nonteaching professional days as determined by the Board. For the 2014- 2015 school year only, the base contract days for teachers will be 189 days. Daily rate of pay for the 2014-2015 school year shall be calculated based on 190 days; however, teachers will only report for 189 days. (b) The base contract for High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corp (JROTC) instructors shall be for twelve (12) months a year. High School JROTC instructors shall observe as nonworking days the days on the calendar as set forth in Appendix A that are identified as holidays and recess days. Additional non- working days, to a maximum of 20 days, shall be arranged with and approved by the base principal and shall normally be scheduled outside the school year. High School JROTC instructors shall be entitled to such additional nonworking days commencing August 1 the second year of their employment. If a High School JROTC instructor starts work after August 1 of a year, then commencing the up- coming August 1, the instructor shall be entitled to a prorated number of non- working days based on the time period worked. Those nonworking days not used by August 1 of each year shall be lost as of each August 1. (c) The Superintendent and the UTW President will review all requests submitted to extend the school year prior to April 1 of each year. Their joint recommenda- tion shall be subject to Board approval. All requests must be first supported by 80 percent of the affected staff as determined by a secret ballot election conducted by the UTW. Staff members who do not support the extended year concept shall have the right to transfer. Such contract days shall be scheduled on weekdays, Monday through Friday, between the first and last workday of each contract year. In the event that schools are closed for one or two days due to inclement weather, the number of base contract days shall be reduced by such one or two days. Paragraph 2: New Teacher Orientation Prior to the teachers report day, the administration may schedule up to three (3) days for the purpose of orienting newly employed teachers. Such days shall be used for staff development, diversity training and other orientation activities de- signed by the administration. One of the days will have a general session for all new teachers w...
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Professional Year for Teachers. Paragraph 1: Contract Days (a) The base contract days for teachers for each contract year, exclusive of those in supplemental or contract addendums, shall be 190 days, consisting of teaching and non-teaching professional days as determined by the Board. Daily rate of pay for the 2013-2014 school year shall be calculated based on 190 days. (b) The base contract for High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corp (JROTC) instructors shall be for twelve (12) months a year. High School JROTC instructors shall observe as nonworking days the days on the calendar as set forth in Appendix A that are identified as holidays and recess days. Additional non- working days, to a maximum of 20 days, shall be arranged with and approved by the base principal and shall normally be scheduled outside the school year. High School JROTC instructors shall be entitled to such additional nonworking days commencing August 1 the second year of their employment. If a High School JROTC instructor starts work after August 1 of a year, then commencing the up- coming August 1, the instructor shall be entitled to a prorated number of non- working days based on the time period worked. Those nonworking days not used by August 1 of each year shall be lost as of each August 1. (c) The Superintendent and the UTW President will review all requests submitted to extend the school year prior to April 1 of each year. Their joint recommenda- tion shall be subject to Board approval. All requests must be first supported by 80 percent of the affected staff as determined by a secret ballot election conducted by the UTW. Staff members who do not support the extended year concept shall have the right to transfer. Such contract days shall be scheduled on weekdays, Monday through Friday, between the first and last workday of each contract year. In the event that schools are closed for one or two days due to inclement weather, the number of base contract days shall be reduced by such one or two days.
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