Common use of Seniority for Summer School and Summer Programs Clause in Contracts

Seniority for Summer School and Summer Programs. 27.02.1 Seniority as used in this section will mean the number of years of continuous service in the summer school program, commencing with the latest date of service in such program. 27.02.2 Seniority is accrued by teaching a full summer school session. If a Professional Staff Member is working in other summer programs, seniority is accrued in a proportionate amount to a full summer school session. 27.02.3 Summer school seniority is broken when a Professional Staff Member does not apply and does not work in the summer school program. 27.02.4 Summer school seniority is not broken nor accrued if a Professional Staff Member applies and because of drop-in students over the previous year is not selected to teach in the summer school program. 27.02.5 Professional Staff Members will not have broken seniority and will be credited with a year of seniority in summer school if such Professional Staff Members serve as substitute teachers in the summer school program and complete at least 20% of the total days while substitute teaching during a summer school session. 27.02.6 Summer school seniority is not broken nor accrued if the Professional Staff Member has a conflict as stated in Section 28.08.

Seniority for Summer School and Summer Programs. 27.02.1 Seniority as used in this section will mean the number of years of continuous service in the summer school program, commencing with the latest date of service in such program. 27.02.2 Seniority is accrued by teaching a full summer school session. If a Professional Staff Member is working in other summer programs, seniority is accrued in a proportionate amount to a full summer school session. 27.02.3 Summer school seniority is broken when a Professional Staff Member does not apply and does not work in the summer school program. 27.02.4 Summer school seniority is not broken nor accrued if a Professional Staff Member applies and because of drop-a drop in students over the previous year is not selected to teach in the summer school program. 27.02.5 Professional Staff Members will not have broken seniority and will be credited with a year of seniority in summer school if such Professional Staff Members serve as substitute teachers in the summer school program and complete at least 20% of the total days while substitute teaching during a summer school session. 27.02.6 Summer school seniority is not broken nor accrued if the Professional Staff Member has a conflict as stated in Section 28.08.

Seniority for Summer School and Summer Programs. 27.02.1 28.02.1 Seniority as used in this section will mean the number of years of continuous service in the summer school program, commencing with the latest date of service in such program. 27.02.2 28.02.2 Seniority is accrued by teaching a full summer school session. If a Professional Staff Member is working in other summer programs, seniority is accrued in a proportionate amount to a full summer school session. 27.02.3 28.02.3 Summer school seniority is broken when a Professional Staff Member does not apply and does not work in the summer school program. 27.02.4 28.02.4 Summer school seniority is not broken nor accrued if a Professional Staff Member applies and because of drop-a drop in students over the previous year is not selected to teach in the summer school program. 27.02.5 28.02.5 Professional Staff Members will not have broken seniority and will be credited with a year of seniority in summer school if such Professional Staff Members serve as substitute reserve teachers in the summer school program and complete at least 20% of the total days while substitute teaching during a summer school session. 27.02.6 28.02.6 Summer school seniority is not broken nor accrued if the Professional Staff Member has a conflict as stated in Section 28.08.