School Day and School Year Sample Clauses

School Day and School Year. 1. The bargaining unit member day shall not be longer than seven (7) hours and twenty (20) minutes inclusive of lunch. 2. The bargaining unit member’s year shall be one hundred eighty-five (185) days. New teachers to the bargaining unit shall have a one hundred eighty-seven (187) day school year. A one hundred dollars ($100) per day stipend will be paid to new teachers for the 186th and 187th day.
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School Day and School Year. A. The work day for bargaining unit members shall be seven (7) hours and fifteen (15) minutes of consecutive time. The work day shall be between 7:30 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. The work year shall be 183 days and, except for those individual bargaining unit members on extended duty, shall not begin earlier than August 15th of one calendar year and shall end no later than June 15th of the next calendar year. The 4:00 pm ending time of the school day and the June 15th ending day of the school year may be adjusted if there is a need to make up additional calamity days. B. Teachers who work less than the work day shall be compensated and assigned planning time on a pro rata basis. C. The school year will be 183 days total: including a minimum of 176 days scheduled for instruction and one parent-teacher conference day, opening of school inservice, closing of school inservice, and additional day(s) between opening and closing of school mutually agreed upon by the Board and the Association for professional inservice. D. Up to five (5) calamity days may be granted each year when school is closed due to weather or other calamity that do not have to be made up. If more than five (5) calamity days are used, all days in excess of the first five (5) will be made up, without additional compensation, with either student instructional days and/or professional development days. E. Tutors are excluded from this provision.
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School Day and School Year. 11.1 Professional employees shall work 185 days including 177 student days. The eight non-student days shall include either one day or two-half-days before the start of the student year, which the teachers may use for classroom preparation. There will be four non-student days used for professional development. Professional development activities shall be determined by the administration with input from the staff based on 11.2 The Director of Food Service shall be scheduled for at least 185 work days to allow for pre-school year preparation and post-year shut down. 11.3 The basic workday for professional employees is 7.5 hours, but professional employees may be required to participate in meetings, concerts, and other activities in addition to the basic workday. 11.4 The work year for Education Support Professionals will be set forth in each employee's letter of agreement. The normal workday for paraprofessionals shall be 6.75 hours. One extra hour of paid work per week is required for professional development, pertinent meetings, or anything else assigned by the principal. The normal workday for a certified occupational therapy assistant is 7.5 hours. Additional time to attend student meetings or other meetings as assigned will be at their hourly rate and approved by the principal. 11.5 The District shall continue its current practice of regular classroom teachers using time when all their students are with specialists for preparation and special education meetings. Preparation time may include meeting with parents. Whenever it is possible
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School Day and School Year. 5.1 Normal Work Schedule
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School Day and School Year. The Board will schedule a three (3) day holiday next to a weekend during the second semester. The holiday period shall be set annually by the Board. The holiday period shall not be counted in the basic contract year as defined in the salary schedule. The Board will schedule Christmas and Good Friday as non-contract days each year. The Board retains the sole right, in its discretion, to set the school calendar. The normal school year for teachers shall not exceed 1344 duty hours of teaching and other assignments as designated by the Board. The normal school day for teachers shall be determined by the principal and as directed by the superintendent of schools. The lunch period shall not be counted as a part of the duty day. The principal shall not normally schedule more than 8 contract hours per day. The regular teaching year shall be 1178 hours of instructional time with students. When students are dismissed early the teacher’s duty day shall be reduced proportionately, with the time on duty being considered as part of the total contract time. The board of education shall have the authority to determine whether and when days or parts of days missed due to inclement weather or other reasons shall be made up. Certain activities are considered as basic requirements for meeting the educational needs of the students. The times for conducting these activities shall be determined by the principal or appropriate administrator and may exceed the normal day and yearly duty hours if deemed necessary. The principal or appropriate administrator will designate who shall be in attendance at such activities. The activities shall include, but not be limited to, faculty meetings, supervisory assignments, parent-teacher conferences, building team meetings, staffings, and conferences in connection with development of individual education plans. Building administrators should make reasonable efforts when scheduling the above activities to give consideration to part-time teachers and teachers who are assigned to more than one building. It is not the intent that the authority granted in this paragraph to exceed the normal school day be used to assign teachers to duties for which they or others currently receive additional compensation. All teachers and nurses, regardless of assignment, are expected to be available for duty at the times determined by this policy. The term “teacher” shall be defined in this section as classroom teacher, media specialist and counselor.
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School Day and School Year. The Length of School Day and School Year shall be in accordance with the Education Act, and Regulations as amended from time to time. TraveI Time A teacher who is assigned duties at two (2) or more locations on the same day shall be provided with adequate time to travel between the locations. Teachers required to travel between schools shall be given consideration when school supervision duties are assigned.
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