School Year and Hours of Duty Sample Clauses

School Year and Hours of Duty. 1. The teacher work year will be one hundred eighty-five (185) days, scheduled to begin no earlier than the Monday before Labor Day and to end no later than June 30th, including the convocation day, two (2) professional development days, and five (5) teacher work days. One (1) of the teacher work days will be scheduled for the day before the first day with students, one (1) of the teacher work days will be scheduled between semesters, and the remaining three (3) teacher work days will be scheduled by the superintendent and distributed across no more than six (6) of the one hundred eighty (180) instructional days. Teacher work days are defined in Section 5(a) below. In addition, up to five (5) days may be scheduled as emergency days. These days will be removed from the calendar if not used. The parties agree and acknowledge that if it becomes impossible to hold one hundred eighty instructional days for students prior to June 30, due to excessive snow days or other emergency circumstances beyond the control of the School Committee, the School Committee may schedule student instructional days during previously scheduled non-school or vacation days. In that event, the Association will be notified of the Committee’s intentions not later than March 20 of any school year, and will be consulted by the Committee prior to the finalization of any revised calendar.
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