SUBSTITUTE SALARIES Sample Clauses

SUBSTITUTE SALARIES. Faculty members requested by the administration to instruct classes other than their own scheduled classes and who accept such assignment shall be paid $45 per hour. Reasons for such paid substitutions shall be as follows: 1. Absence due to illness of faculty member or death of family members or friends. 2. Absence due to leave without pay. 3. Absence due to leave with pay when such leave is requested by the Administration. 4. Absence due to visitation leave (first two [2] days only). 5. Death of faculty member until a new appointment is possible. 6. To fill vacancies until a regular appointment is made. Instructor of record: A substituting instructor becomes the instructor of record when the original instructor of record acknowledges they are not returning, or there is a decision from the school xxxx. When a faculty member becomes the instructor of record, the assignment will be paid on a per contact hour basis equal to the overload rate divided by fifteen (15).
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SUBSTITUTE SALARIES. Faculty members requested by the administration to instruct classes other than their own scheduled classes and who accept such assignment shall be paid on a per contact hour basis equal to the overload rate divided by fifteen (15). Reasons for such paid substitutions shall be as follows: 1. Absence due to illness of faculty member or death of family members or friends. 2. Absence due to leave without pay. 3. Absence due to leave with pay when such leave is requested by the Administration. 4. Absence due to visitation leave (first two [2] days only). 5. Death of faculty member until a new appointment is possible. 6. To fill vacancies until a regular appointment is made.
SUBSTITUTE SALARIES. Faculty members requested by the administration to instruct classes other than their own scheduled classes and who accept such assignments shall be paid forty-five dollars ($45) per hour. Reasons for such paid substitutions shall be as follows: 1. Absence due to bereavement leave or illness of faculty member. 2. Absence due to leave without pay. 3. Absence due to leave with pay when such leave is requested by the administration. 4. Absence due to visitation leave (first two [2] days only). 5. Death of faculty member until a new appointment is possible. 6. To fill vacancies until a regular appointment is made. Instructor of Record: A substituting instructor becomes the Instructor of Record when the original instructor of record acknowledges they are not returning, or there is a decision from the school Xxxx. When a faculty member becomes the Instructor of Record, the assignment will be paid on a per contact hour basis equal to the overload rate divided by fifteen (15).
SUBSTITUTE SALARIES. Year Certified Full day Certified Half day Uncertified* Full day Uncertified* Half day *New York State Education Law, §80-5.4, Substitute teachers- (3) Substitutes without a valid certificate and who are not working toward certification. Service may be rendered for no more than 40 days by a school district in a school year. *The district may use discretion based on the substitute’s experience, current certification status and training to pay an uncertified substitute at the higher daily rate than is specified for certified substitutes. *Any teacher who has retired from the District shall receive an additional $5 per day of the Certified Full Day Rate on his/her first day of substitute service and an additional $2.50 per day of the Certified Half Day Rate. The retiree must provide documentation to confirm retirement from the District. This additional daily rate increase shall begin on and after April 1, 2017.

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