Student Support Assistants Sample Clauses

Student Support Assistants. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this agreement, it is understood that the hours of work for an employee who is assigned to a one-to-one student support assistant position for a severely or profoundly disabled child or whose position is part of the Individual Educational Program (IEP) of a disabled child will vary according to the attendance of that child at school. On dates of the assigned student's absence, the student support assistant will have the option to either not report to work and not be paid or not report to work and use his/her sick days for up to three (3) days per occurrence. If a student support assistant is notified after reporting for his/her student support assistant duties that his/her assigned student will be absent for any reason other than an emergency school closing, the student support assistant will be excused for the day with pay for a minimum of 1/2 day or two (2) hours, whichever is greater, in lieu of any time worked. This pay guarantee shall not apply if the student support assistant is employed in another capacity at the school on the date of the student's absence. If the assigned student is expected to be absent for three (3) or more consecutive days, the employee may request and shall receive preference on the substitute list in the event the need to replace an absent student support assistant should arise. The employee shall receive her/his regular rate of pay during such assignment.
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Student Support Assistants. An employee who is assigned to a one-to-one student support assistant position for a severely or profoundly disabled child or whose position is part of the Individual Education Program (IEP) of a disabled child may only be displaced by a senior employee under the above layoff and displacement procedures when that assigned child leaves or withdraws from school or no longer is required to have a student support assistant, whichever occurs earliest.
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