Student Lunch Supervision Sample Clauses

Student Lunch Supervision. In the elementary schools, one teacher shall supervise each student lunchroom period. Volunteers shall be chosen first. Thereafter, teachers may be assigned by the building principal. No elementary classroom teacher may be assigned involuntarily to student lunch period supervision. (An elementary classroom teacher is an elementary teacher who has primary responsibility for taking student attendance at the beginning of the day.) A teacher who volunteers for, or is assigned to, student lunch supervision shall be paid at the annual rate of $2,180 per period in 2008-09, $2,235 per period in 2009-10, $2,296 per period in 2010-11, $2,359 per period in 2011-12, and $2,430 per period in 2012-13. In addition, the teacher shall not be required to perform any other supervisory duties.
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Student Lunch Supervision. In grades 7 & 8, two teachers shall supervise each student lunch period. Volunteers shall be chosen first. Thereafter, teachers may be assigned by the building principal. "A teacher who volunteers for, or is assigned to, cafeteria supervision shall be'paid at the-annual rate of $2,180 per period in 2008-09, $2,235 per period in 2009-10; $2,296 per period in 2010-11, $2,359 per period ih 2011-12, and $2,430 pet-period in 2012-13. In addition, the teacher shall not be required'to perform any other supervisory ' duties; except as may be required under “g.” in the following section.
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Student Lunch Supervision. In the high school, two teachers shall supervise each cafeteria during each student lunch period. Volunteers shall be chosen first. Thereafter, teachers may be assigned by the building principal. A teacher who volunteers for, or is assigned to, student lunch supervision shall be paid at the annual rate of $2,286 per period in 2008-09, $2,235 per period in 2009-10, $2,296 per period in 2010-11, $2,359 per period in 2011- 12, and $2,340 per period in 2012-13. If the length of the high school student lunch period is changed and becomes comparable to the length of the 7th and 8th grade lunch period, then the stipend for the high school supervision will be adjusted to that of the 7th and 8th.
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