Speech Language Specialists Sample Clauses

Speech Language Specialists a. Understanding that the nature of a Speech/Language Specialist’s assignment may require him/her to perform both instructional duties and non-instructional child study team duties, any Speech/Language Specialist given such an assignment shall be guaranteed no less than two (2) three-hour blocks of time per six-day cycle that shall be free from instructional duties for the Speech/Language Specialist to perform non-instructional child study team duties. These blocks of time shall be within the Speech/Language Specialist’s regular workday, excluding his/her lunch and preparation/conference periods.
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Speech Language Specialists. A. A normal work week for speech-language specialist shall consist of five (5) working days, namely, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Speech Language Specialists. All speech/language specialists shall continue to have two three hour blocks of time each six day cycle for the purpose of case management responsibilities. One three hour block shall be inclusive of the speech/language specialists’ seventh 40-minute preparation period. These three- hour blocks and the speech/language specialists’ preparation period may begin at the start of the “teacher” day or could conclude at the end of the “teacher” workday. Speech/language specialists shall not be assigned to duty.

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