SRO Work Schedule Sample Clauses

SRO Work Schedule. The SRO shall provide services at the School from 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., or any generally adjusted start/end time schedule followed by the School, on every day that the students of the District are regularly required to be in attendance (excluding summer school). Any adjustment to the SRO’s schedule shall be subject to the agreement of the City and the District. If, for any reason, the SRO is absent on a day that he/she is assigned to work at the Schools, the City shall assign another police officer who meets the qualifications listed on Exhibit A to temporarily perform the SRO duties, at no additional cost to the District. The SRO shall be available to attend other school sponsored events which the City and District mutually agree upon.
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SRO Work Schedule. While on-duty at the School and serving in the capacity as SRO, the SRO shall wear his/her Police Department issued uniform and provide services at the School two (2) days per week, for approximately four (4) hours each day, on dates and time that are mutually agreed upon in writing by the Parties. Any adjustment to the SRO’s schedule shall be subject to the agreement of the City and the District. If, for any reason, the SRO is absent on a day that he/she is assigned to work at the School, the City shall assign another police officer who meets the qualifications listed on Exhibit A to temporarily perform the SRO duties, subject to the same compensation as provided in section 5 of this Agreement.
SRO Work Schedule. The SRO shall perform SRO duties for the School from 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., or any generally adjusted start/end time schedule followed by the School, on every day that the students of the District are required to be in attendance (“normal work hours”). The SRO presence at the School during school hours is a fundamental premise of this Agreement, and the SRO is expected to remain on location at the School unless his SRO duties necessitate his presence elsewhere. In addition, the SRO may perform duties for the School outside normal work hours when required as a direct result of a school-related issue for which the SRO’s presence is needed. The SRO is authorized to perform duties outside normal work hours only in the event of an emergency or when approved in advance by a school administrator. Any adjustment to the SRO’s schedule shall be subject to the agreement of the Village and the District. If, for any reason, the SRO is absent on a day that he/she is assigned to work at the Schools, the Village shall assign another police officer to special patrols in and around the school particular attention to open and closing. Any additional patrols will be conducted from patrol staffing and will not result in an additional cost to the District. For longer term absences, the Village will endeavor to assign a replacement SRO with the qualifications set forth in Exhibit A; if this is not feasible, the Parties will discuss the options to best provide coverage during such absence. In order to maintain consistency in services to students, the SRO will be asked to use reasonable efforts to schedule his or her vacations and time off on school holidays and during school breaks.

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