Teacher Lunch Sample Clauses

Teacher Lunch. Each teacher shall have at least a forty (40) minute uninterrupted lunch, free from supervisory or other duties, during the scheduled interval between classes for the purpose of the lunch break for pupils and teachers.
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Teacher Lunch a) Unless alternate arrangements are mutually agreed to between a Principal and the teaching staff, each teacher shall have at least a 40 minute duty free uninterrupted lunch period during the scheduled interval between classes for the purpose of the lunch break for pupils and teachers. Each school year the Principal shall prepare a lunch supervision schedule and/or a teacher lunch on-call supervision schedule that ensures that each teacher has at least a 40 minute duty free uninterrupted lunch period. b) The Board will provide the monies to hire paid lunch supervisors in accordance with Board Policy Guidelines to reduce the lunch supervision of teachers in the Board's elementary schools, in the two Valleycrest (section 20) classes and in Grade 8 at Xxxxxx Xxxxx Catholic High School.
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Teacher Lunch. Unless alternate arrangements are mutually agreed to between a teacher and a principal each teacher shall have a 40 minute uninterrupted lunch period. Each school year the Principal shall prepare a lunch supervision schedule that ensures that each teacher has a 40 minute uninterrupted lunch period. The provision of such a lunch period shall be done utilizing the existing staff complement and without the hiring of additional staff. In the event that such a schedule cannot be prepared by September 30th the Principal concerned may refer the matter to the appropriate Supervisory Officer for a final resolution.
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Teacher Lunch. All teachers shall have a duty free lunch period as provided for in Section 10- 156(a) of the Connecticut General Statutes. Teachers may leave the building during this period upon notifying the building principal or his/her designee. In case of emergency or other extraordinary circumstances, the principal or his/her designee has the right to require teachers to remain in the building during their normal lunch period.
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