Special Education Summer School Sample Clauses

Special Education Summer School. A teacher employed in the special education summer school program shall be paid the same as the rate paid for ALC Summer School teachers defined in Subd. 2 of this section.
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Special Education Summer School. A. All positions in Special Education Summer School shall be filled by regularly employed unit members before consideration is given to any of the other applicants. Should lack of state funding make it fiscally impossible for the District to hire all of the regularly employed unit members who request to work in the Special Education Summer School, the District shall meet with the Executive Council of the Organization or its designee to mutually agree upon a point of cut-off on the seniority list. B. It is the intent of the District to hire unit members for Special Education Summer School employment based upon seniority and area of certification. If exceptions to seniority are made by the District, then the unit member affected may request the reasons in writing and may appeal the Program Director’s decision to the Deputy Superintendent with representation by the Organization. Such an exception requested by the District must be declared to the affected unit member and the President of the Organization no later than ten (10) working days before the general June 1 notification date. The decision of the Deputy Superintendent will be final. C. The District, upon receipt of official notification from the State Education Department, concerning the calendar for Special Education Summer School, shall forward a copy of said notification to the President of the Organization within seven (7) working days. The Special Education Summer School Calendar will be put on the agenda for the next regularly scheduled meeting between the Organization and the District. The District shall notify the unit members who have applied for a summer school position as soon as practicable but no later than June 1 of their summer school employment status, contingent upon enrollment and Board of Education approval. D. In the event of a death of an immediate family member, a unit member shall be entitled to bereavement leave as described in Article 18. E. Unit members in the Special Education Summer School working less than a full day will receive a pro rata share of the rate.
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Special Education Summer School. A teacher employed in the special education summer school program shall be paid in each summer school on the basis of his/her current step and lane placement. In Summer School 2003, the rate of pay for all teachers employed for summer school shall be based on the salary schedule for 2002-2003. The salary rate shall remain in effect through the duration of the summer session. Salaries shall be paid at a proportionate rate for less than a full day or full week. Effective in Summer School 2004, the rate of pay for all teachers shall be the same as the rate paid for ALC Summer School teachers defined in Subd. 2 of this Section.
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