STANDARD TEACHER CONTRACT Sample Clauses

STANDARD TEACHER CONTRACT. ‌ The Standard teacher’s contract shall consist of one hundred and eighty-eight (188) teaching and/or in-service days plus holidays. When necessary the Superintendent may assign the academic counselor to work outside the standard contract above and he may request that teachers work outside the standard contract above in order to work on the scheduling of students prior to the beginning of the school year. The teachers’ per diem rate shall be calculated at 1/188 of their contracted annual salary.
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STANDARD TEACHER CONTRACT. A. The standard teacher’s contract shall consist of one hundred eighty-eight (188) days for returning teachers and one hundred ninety (190) days for Teachers new to the District. This will include one hundred eighty (180) days in session and three (3) work days, and five (5) or six (6) paid school holidays. Teachers within the District shall work thirty-seven and one-half (37 ½) hours per week.
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STANDARD TEACHER CONTRACT. A standard classroom teacher's contract shall consist of 188 days to begin not before August 15 and end not later than June 10, except that teachers in their first year in the District, including teachers who may have worked for the District in the past, may be required to work a 190-day contract at the discretion of the District. The two additional days shall be paid at the per diem rate as calculated per Paragraph H below. This will include 180 days in session and two (2) or three (3) work days depending upon whether the school calendar encompasses five (5) or six
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STANDARD TEACHER CONTRACT. The Standard teacher’s contract shall consist of one hundred and eighty-eight (188) teaching and/or in-service days plus holidays. The teachers’ per diem rate shall be calculated at 1/188 of their contracted annual salary. The school calendar year will be adopted for the contract year upon ratification by the State Board of Education. TEAME will be provided opportunities for input into the development of the calendar.
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