School Business Sample Clauses
The 'School Business' clause defines the scope of activities and operations that are considered part of the school's official functions. It typically outlines what constitutes school-related business, such as educational programs, administrative tasks, or extracurricular activities conducted under the school's authority. By clearly delineating what is included as school business, this clause helps distinguish between actions taken on behalf of the school and those that are personal or unrelated, ensuring clarity in responsibilities and liability.
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School Business. A teacher may be granted temporary leave to conduct business for the school system at the direction of the Superintendent.
School Business. Whenever a teacher, as part of his/her duties, participates in student field trips, or in other school business as assigned by the Superintendent or his/her designee, the day or days involved in such activity will not be classified as Professional Development day or days.
School Business. Absence without loss of salary, sick leave credits, benefits, seniority or experience shall be granted a teacher while on approved school business.
School Business. A Bargaining Unit Member ordered to represent the DISTRICT in any case involving the DISTRICT shall be deemed on official school business, and shall be paid his/her regular salary.
School Business. Full-time faculty ordered to represent the District or in any case involving the District shall be deemed on official school business, and shall be paid his/her regular salary.
School Business. Time absent from normal duties when absence is for professional reasons, with the prior approval of the Superintendent of Schools.
School Business. When an employee is representing the school or district for activities directly resulting from his or her position, school administration can authorize the absence to be paid as school business. Requests for such authorization must be made in advance of the absence. Adopted: 11/92 Revised: 05/95 Revised: 05/96 Revised: 05/01 Revised: 07/03 Revised: 07/04 13.6 FLOATING HOLIDAYS (PAID CLASSIFIED, ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL)
School Business. A teacher may be released for school business when approved by the superintendent or his designee. This will be categorized as Professional leave in the teacher’s request when entering it into AESOP.
School Business. Absence without loss of salary, benefits, experience or sick leave credits shall be granted a Member while on approved school business.
School Business a. School business is defined as an absence directly associated with and considered a requirement of the position or assignment. School business absence may be attendance at a conference, seminar, workshop, state legislature, etc., if the professional staff member is directed by the administration to attend such activities. School business absence requires administrative approval. The District will pay the substitute teacher and reasonable expenses incurred by the professional staff member while absent on approved school business.