School and Personal Property Liability Coverage Sample Clauses

School and Personal Property Liability Coverage. Teachers are expected to act in a reasonable and prudent manner when bringing personal property on the school grounds. The Board of Education shall submit any claim for damaged personal property to its insurance carrier. The decision of the insurance carrier is final and shall not be subject to grievance procedure.
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School and Personal Property Liability Coverage. A. As defined herein, the District shall reimburse a unit member, up to five two hundred dollars ($500.00) ($200.00) for any out-of-pocket loss, damage or destruction of personal property of the unit member sustained in situations that fall within the scope of District employment. A unit member may petition the Board for reimbursement beyond the stated limit.
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School and Personal Property Liability Coverage. 1. The District shall reimburse unit members for the repair or replacement of personal property of the unit member lost, damaged, or destroyed while the unit member was on duty at their work site, on District premises, or at a school-sponsored activity, unless such damage or loss is due to negligence by the unit member, and is not covered by the Unit Member’s personal insurance. Personal property shall include such things as eye glasses, hearing aids, dentures, watches, articles of clothing necessarily worn or carried by the unit member.
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School and Personal Property Liability Coverage. 19.13.1 The District shall protect bargaining unit members from loss of personal property while acting in the discharge of their duties. The District shall reimburse bargaining unit members for such losses resulting from any property being lost, stolen, damaged, soiled, or destroyed, as per district insurance coverage. Bargaining unit members who use personal property valued at over $500 while acting in the discharge of their duties shall receive prior written authorization from their site administrator.
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