Common use of Responsibilities of Instructional Aides Clause in Contracts

Responsibilities of Instructional Aides. a. Instructional aides employed by the Board will not be assigned by the Board or its representatives to positions of an instructional nature which are the professional responsibilities of the certified teachers. b. Instructional aides assigned due to class size/composition are to be used only for the purpose of assisting their assigned teacher. c. It is specifically understood that the duties of instructional aides may include recess supervision, of computer use, in-house suspension, media aides, special education aides, lunchroom, and other duties which assist the teachers provided said positions are agreed to by the Association. d. Job performance evaluations of instructional aides may include requested information from the teacher, but shall be the responsibility of the building administrator. e. Any disputes as to the interpretation of this section shall be resolved by mutual agreement of the chief negotiators for the parties.

Responsibilities of Instructional Aides. a. Instructional aides employed by the Board will not be assigned by the Board or its representatives to positions of an instructional nature which are the professional responsibilities of the certified teachers.the b. Instructional aides assigned due to class size/composition are to be used only for the purpose of assisting their assigned teacher. c. It is specifically understood that the duties of instructional aides may include recess supervision, of computer use, in-house suspension, media aides, special education aides, lunchroom, and other duties which assist the teachers provided said positions are agreed to by the Association. d. Job performance evaluations of instructional aides may include requested information from the teacher, but shall be the responsibility of the building administrator. e. Any disputes as to the interpretation of this section shall be resolved by mutual agreement of the chief negotiators for the parties.