Teacher Injury, Damages to Teachers Sample Clauses

Teacher Injury, Damages to Teachers. A. The Board will reimburse teachers for loss, damage or destruction of clothing or personal property of the teacher which results from malicious behavior while the teacher is on duty. The teacher shall immediately notify his/her supervisor, in writing, of the nature of the loss or damage incurred. Reimbursement shall not exceed $200.00 for any one occurrence. In the event that the teacher is otherwise compensated for the damage or destruction, the teacher will reimburse the Board any amount that is duplicated by the other compensation. Property to be included for coverage includes that lost, damaged or destroyed: 1) while both teacher and property are in the school or on school property; 2) while the teacher is on duty away from the school and property is either with the teacher or on District property. Also reimbursable will be loss, damage or destruction of clothing or personal property of the teacher which results from malicious behavior while the teacher is off duty, but the property is in the school and properly stored, up to the point that the teacher's personal insurance covers the loss.
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