Public Schools. The basic contract will call for 190 days of service to be served over 188 days for the duration of this contract between the starting day of the school calendar and June 30. If contracts are written wherein the length of service demanded or expected is more than 190 days of service, then compensation shall be granted for such extra days and will be computed for each individual professional employee on a per diem basis in accordance with his/her position on the schedule. The contract will state the number of days expected.
Public Schools. 5.14.1. Subject to obtaining any required approvals from the State of North Carolina, the University will lease to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (or Orange County as the case may be) sufficient land within the Carolina North Tract for a site for an elementary school at a rental rate of no more than one dollar ($1) per year.
5.14.2. The University shall coordinate site selection for this school with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board to address access, school programming needs, proximity to residential areas, and connections for pedestrian and bicycle access. The University and school system shall coordinate and define the time period for site availability and communicate that schedule to the Town. The site selection shall be consistent with the provisions of Section 5.5 of this Agreement.
5.14.3. The location and size of the school shall be coordinated with the needs identified through the process set by the Adequate Public School Facilities section of the LUMO and the Memorandum of Understanding between Orange County, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and the Chapel Hill/Carrboro School Board referenced in that section of the LUMO.
5.14.4. The entity responsible for construction of a public school on the Carolina North Tract shall secure a conditional use permit for the school prior to construction. The entity responsible for construction of a public school on the Carolina North Tract shall be responsible for permitting for that building, including preparation of any Transportation Impact Analysis required by the Town and implementation of any mitigation required by such analysis.
5.14.5. The amount of the school’s building floor area shall not be included for purposes of this Agreement in the total building development square footage at the Carolina North Project, and the development impacts resulting from the construction and operation of this school are not intended to be factored into the mitigation measures that the University would otherwise be required to perform under this Agreement for development at the Carolina North project.
Public Schools a. Full credit will be granted for teaching experience gained in all public schools in Canada, the United States, and in countries currently or previously members of the British Commonwealth.
b. Public Schools" are defined as schools which are financed through government funds, follow government-sanctioned curricula of studies, are government inspected and are governed by a publicly elected or government appointed body.
Public Schools. The Developer Owner or Representative shall engage in conversations with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board regarding appropriate contribution of land and/or financial support for educational purposes. The Developer Owner or Representative shall include an update on these conversations and any decisions in the first Annual Report (see OBEY CREEK: reference Annual Report.]
Public Schools. Districts with security staff available as part of their normal work week (non-overtime) may provide a portion of the security requirement for the event, with prior approval by the Los Xxxx Police Department Chief of Police, or designee. Generally no more than three
Public Schools. After one year of service, bargaining unit members who are scheduled to work at least 20 hours per week both during the school year and during the summer will be credited with five (5) days of paid vacation at the start of the next contract year and thereafter.
Public Schools. G.14.1. Subject to obtaining any required approvals from the State of North Carolina, the University will lease to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (or Orange County as the case may be) sufficient land within the Carolina North Tract for a site for an elementary school at a rental rate of no more than one dollar ($1) per year.
G.14.2. The University shall coordinate site selection for this school with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board to address access, school programming needs, proximity to residential areas, and connections for pedestrian and bicycle access. The University and school system shall coordinate and define the time period for site availability and communicate that schedule to the Town.
G.14.3. The location and size of the school shall be coordinated with the needs identified through the process set by the Adequate Public School Facilities section of the LUMO and the Memorandum of Understanding between Orange County, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and the Chapel Hill/Carrboro School Board referenced in that section of the LUMO.
G.14.4. The entity responsible for construction of a public school on the Carolina North Tract shall be responsible for permitting for that building, including preparation of any Transportation Impact Analysis required by the Town.
Public Schools. 14.1. Subject to obtaining any required approvals from the State of North Carolina, the University will lease to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (or Orange County as the case may be) sufficient land within the Carolina North Tract for a site for an elementary school at a rental rate of no more than one dollar ($1) per year.
Public Schools a) The Schools Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance (SAPFO) shall apply to the Developed Property and a summary of impact fees shall be included in the Annual Report.
b) The Developer Owner or Representative shall engage in conversations with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board regarding appropriate contribution of land and/or financial support for educational purposes.
c) The Developer Owner or Representative shall include an update on these conversations and any decisions in the first Annual Report (see Section 5.26).
Public Schools. Pursuant to §38- 1802.04(c)(3)(B) of the Act, the School Corporation shall be exempt from District of Columbia statutes, policies, rules, and regulations established for District of Columbia Public Schools by OSSE, the Board of Education, the Mayor of the District of Columbia, or District of Columbia Council, except as otherwise provided in the Charter or in the Act.
