Superintendent Conference Days. Effective July 1, 2009, the District will provide training/staff development to bargaining unit members on two (2) Superintendent Conference Days during the school year. Bargaining unit members shall be paid their regular hourly wage for their attendance.
Superintendent Conference Days. The school calendar shall provide for Superintendent conference days at the commencement of the school year. One (1) day shall be a “District Day,” and the other day shall be comprised of building faculty meetings, a union meeting and one-half (½) day of said day (excluding lunch) shall be utilized for individual classroom set up and planning.
Superintendent Conference Days a. All unit members are expected to attend Superintendent’s Conference Days unless notified in writing by their immediate supervisors. It is agreed that these are paid workdays whether the employee attends the scheduled conferences or works in their regular capacity.
Superintendent Conference Days. 19:1. Subject to Board of Education approval the Administrator may establish and set aside up to six (6) days for orientation, curriculum planning, conferences concerning students, and /or workshops. The dates will be determined after consultation with teachers by the Administrator. All teachers must be present on such days unless specifically excused by the Administrator, or on leave of absence, and it is understood that teachers shall make themselves available for additional conferences with parents as needed at mutually agreed upon times.
Superintendent Conference Days. Up to four (4) days in each year will be set aside in the school calendar as student non-contact time. Additional days or half-days within the established school calendar may be designated as Superintendent Conference Days by the Superintendent of Schools with Board of Education approval. The agenda for these days shall be developed in collaboration with representatives of the Association. These days shall be used for professional development, parent conferences or other professional purposes as permitted by law.
