Shuttle Runs Sample Clauses

Shuttle Runs. (a) A shuttle run shall consist of a pick-up at one school and delivery to another school or schools that are not part of the driver’s normal run. The placement of students on a pre-existing run for transportation between buildings does not constitute a shuttle run. For a point of clarification, runs to and from day care or latchkey facilities are not considered shuttles.
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Shuttle Runs. A shuttle is a bus run that picks up students at one school building and drops them off at another school building.
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Shuttle Runs. All shuttle runs included within the time structure of regular routes shall be considered part of the regular route for payment purposes. Any time, including time for shuttle runs added to a regular route after it is initially established so that the bus leaves earlier or returns later, shall be paid as part of the regular route.
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Shuttle Runs. Any additional work that occurs within thirty (30) minutes of a driver’s regular run and involves the transportation of students within the school district shall be considered a shuttle run. Any driver assigned to a shuttle shall be paid for one (1) hour or the length of the shuttle, whichever is longer, at the regular run rate.
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Shuttle Runs. Shuttle runs include activities considered part of the K-12 program, and run on a consistent basis.
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Shuttle Runs. All Shuttle runs will be paid a minimum of one (1) hour at the following rate regardless of the number of shuttles. Effective April 1, 2015 - $16.30 per hour Effective April 1, 2018 - $16.54 per our
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Shuttle Runs. Runs two (2) hours or less in total length for the posting will not count against a driver for extra trip consideration. Shuttle runs exceeding two hours in total time, but posted as two hours or less, will not be counted against the driver's considerations for extra trips. All trips exceeding two (2) hours for the posting shall be considered extra trips and counted against the driver's consideration for extra trips. Probationary drivers shall be allowed to bid on shuttle runs. Shuttle run drivers will be utilized to the fullest extent of the time period involved.
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Shuttle Runs. Shuttle runs shall be defined as bus runs within the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake School District, which do not exceed one half (1/2) hour in total length. All shuttle runs shall be assigned to either the end or the beginning of a driver’s regular route as an extension of that route. Shuttle runs shall be assigned to drivers on the basis of seniority on a rotation basis.
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Shuttle Runs. Shuttle runs will have one designated driver whenever possible. For shuttle runs related to sports team practices, one driver will be assigned for all shuttles.
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