Recess Duty. In schools where there are two or more teacher assistants and where outside recess is scheduled, and where the principal determines that all teacher assistants are not needed for recess duty, the recess duties of the teacher assistants shall be rotated.
Recess Duty. Aides may be required to perform recess duty without the presence of certificated personnel. If aides believe they have been subject to an unfair amount of duty, they may seek a remedy through the grievance procedure.
Recess Duty. Noon recess duty shall be considered to be a part of the teacher’s primary contract and teachers will be assigned such duty on a rotating basis by the building principal at no additional compensation.
Recess Duty. If teachers are assigned duty, then administrators will schedule teachers for recess duty on a rotating basis according to the following prioritized criteria:
Recess Duty. Playground supervisors will be employed for morning and afternoon recess duty at the elementary schools.
Recess Duty. The paraprofessional shall not be required to assume recess duty. The paraprofessional shall not be required to assist the certified teacher during recess duty unless directed by the building administrator.
Recess Duty. Part time elementary teachers shall only be required to work a fraction of the recess duty required of full-time elementary teachers. The fraction shall be equal to the percentage of employment.
Recess Duty. Recess duty at the elementary level will involve the assignment of one teacher at a time, and at the administration’s discretion may involve the assignment of two teachers at a time, to supervise children on the playground, etc. The supervising teacher’s duties will include assisting any teacher assistants who are present as needed, and being visible and present on the playground.
Recess Duty. No teacher shall be required to monitor the cafeteria. All other duties in the school shall be rotated among the staff as determined by the Building Level Council.
