Common use of Teacher Duties Clause in Contracts

Teacher Duties. SECTION 1. In the event of the absence of either regular or special area teachers, a reasonable effort will be made to obtain a substitute qualified in the subject involved. In lieu of making such effort to obtain a substitute in the event of absence of a teacher in the high school building on Lincoln Avenue, the School Committee may establish a policy not to cover the class of the absent teacher. In the event that the School Committee does so decide not to cover the class of the absent teacher, regular teachers shall not be required to cover the class of an absent teacher. SECTION 2. Teachers shall not be required to perform the duty of collecting money from students with the exception of the collection of curricular cost of programs and, no more than once per week, lunch and milk money. Curricular cost of programs shall not include such items as class photographs, insurance, class rings, yearbook or any other items not clearly related to curriculum. SECTION 3. Secondary teachers shall not be required to teach in more than two (2) subject areas, i.e., more than two of the following subject areas: Art, business, English, industrial arts, language, mathematics, music, physical education, science, social studies, and home economics. SECTION 4. A schedule of duty assignments for all teachers shall be posted within each school. SECTION 5. Department Chairmen at the senior high school shall be assigned a teaching load of two (2) classes less per day on the average than the teachers generally are assigned in their respective departments. This reduction in teaching load may be averaged over the first and second semesters of the year. SECTION 6. Teachers shall not be required to perform morning and afternoon bus duty supervision. SECTION 7. The President and Grievance Chairperson of the NEA Barrington shall not be assigned any non-teaching duties. SECTION 8. Elementary teachers will be relieved of non-teaching duties by the use of teacher assistants and/or volunteers for that purpose so as to permit concomitant addition of

Teacher Duties. SECTION 1. In the event of the absence of either regular or special area teachers, a reasonable effort will be made to obtain a substitute qualified in the subject involved. In lieu of making such effort to obtain a substitute in the event of absence of a teacher in the high school building on Lincoln Avenue, the School Committee may establish a policy not to cover the class of the absent teacher. In the event that the School Committee does so decide not to cover the class of the absent teacher, regular teachers shall not be required to cover the class of an absent teacher.the SECTION 2. Teachers shall not be required to perform the duty of collecting money from students with the exception of the collection of curricular cost of programs and, no more than once per week, lunch and milk money. Curricular cost of programs shall not include such items as class photographs, insurance, class rings, yearbook or any other items not clearly related to curriculum. SECTION 3. Secondary teachers shall not be required to teach in more than two (2) subject areas, i.e., more than two of the following subject areas: Art, business, English, industrial arts, language, mathematics, music, physical education, science, social studies, and home economics. SECTION 4. A schedule of duty assignments for all teachers shall be posted within each school. SECTION 5. Department Chairmen at the senior high school shall be assigned a teaching load of two (2) classes less per day on the average than the teachers generally are assigned in their respective departments. This reduction in teaching load may be averaged over the first and second semesters of the year. SECTION 6. Teachers shall not be required to perform morning and afternoon bus duty supervision. SECTION 7. The President and Grievance Chairperson of the NEA Barrington shall not be assigned any non-teaching duties. SECTION 8. Elementary teachers will be relieved of non-teaching duties by the use of teacher assistants and/or volunteers for that purpose so as to permit concomitant addition ofof fifteen minutes of teaching time or engaging in such other professional activities as the administration shall direct without expanding the length of the teachers' day. Among the permissible alternatives by which to accomplish the purposes aforesaid is the reduction of recess time by 15 minutes. The means by which this shall be accomplished may vary from school to school but such means as may be selected by any school must have the approval of the Superintendent. Nothing herein shall permit violation of the Support Group Collective Bargaining Agreement nor effect in any way the operation of Article 11 Section 2.

Teacher Duties. SECTION 1. In the event of the absence of either regular or special area teachers, a reasonable effort will be made to obtain a substitute qualified in the subject involved. In lieu of making such effort to obtain a substitute in the event of absence of a teacher in the high school building on Lincoln Avenue, the School Committee may establish a policy not to cover the class of the absent teacher. In the event that the School Committee does so decide not to cover the class of the absent teacher, regular teachers shall not be required to cover the class of an absent teacher. SECTION 2. Teachers shall not be required to perform the duty of collecting money from students with the exception of the collection of curricular cost of programs and, no more than once per week, lunch and milk money. Curricular cost of programs shall not include such items as class photographs, insurance, class rings, yearbook or any other items not clearly related to curriculum.of SECTION 3. Secondary teachers shall not be required to teach in more than two (2) subject areas, i.e., more than two of the following subject areas: Art, business, English, industrial arts, language, mathematics, music, physical education, science, social studies, and home economics. SECTION 4. A schedule of duty assignments for all teachers shall be posted within each school. SECTION 5. Department Chairmen at the senior high school shall be assigned a teaching load of two (2) classes less per day on the average than the teachers generally are assigned in their respective departments. This reduction in teaching load may be averaged over the first and second semesters of the year. SECTION 6. Teachers shall not be required to perform morning and afternoon bus duty supervision. SECTION 7. The President and Grievance Chairperson of the NEA Barrington shall not be assigned any non-teaching duties. SECTION 8. Elementary teachers will be relieved of non-teaching duties by the use of teacher assistants and/or volunteers for that purpose so as to permit concomitant addition ofof fifteen minutes of teaching time or engaging in such other professional activities as the administration shall direct without expanding the length of the teachers' day. Among the permissible alternatives by which to accomplish the purposes aforesaid is the reduction of recess time by