Teacher Organizations Sample Clauses

Teacher Organizations a. The president of the Midland City Education Association will be entitled to a leave of absence during the term in office for the purpose of engaging in Association (local, state, national) activities. (1) Application for the leave of absence shall be made through the director of human resources by March 1, prior to the start of the school year during which the leave of absence is to take place. The application for such leave will include MCEA’s notification to the district as to the extent of release time needed for the school year. (a) If the president teaches in an elementary school assignment this leave shall be equivalent to one-half of the usual work assignment, or full- time release. (b) If the president teaches in a secondary school assignment this leave shall be equivalent to one-half of the usual work assignment up to full-time release. (c) The president will indicate the requested assignment via the voluntary transfer request form for District consideration. The assignment will be determined by the District as it best fits the needs of the District and students. (2) The terms of the leave of absence for the president of the Midland City Education Association are subject to the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” The MCEA reimbursement to the District for the released time salary of the MCEA president will be based on the President’s salary on the Tier 1 salary schedule at BA, up to Step 14. All other benefits and cost will be determined by the president’s actual released time salary. (3) The president of the Midland City Education Association will be eligible for all fringe benefits as specified in the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” The Association President will accrue seniority as an active employee. The District and Association will recognize this seniority going back through the 2004-2005 school year. (4) A leave under Article IX, section D. 3. a., will be renewed upon request. (5) Article IX, Section D.3.a.2., will be void if:  The reimbursement is not timely on a monthly basis for that contractual year.  It becomes prohibited by legislation.  If either condition exists the reimbursement returns immediately to the actual released time salary. b. A Midland teacher elected to the presidency of the MEA, the NEA, or other major state or national teacher organization may have a leave of absence without pay for one (1) year subject to the provisions of section A of this Article. These leaves may b...
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Teacher Organizations a. The president of the Midland City Education Association will be entitled to a leave of absence during the term in office for the purpose of engaging in Association (local, state, national) activities. (1) Application for the leave of absence shall be made through the director of human resources by March 1, prior to the start of the school year during which the leave of absence is to take place. (2) The terms of the leave of absence for the president of the Midland City Education Association are subject to the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” All costs for salary and benefits will be the responsibility of the M.C.E.A. (3) The president of the Midland City Education Association will be eligible for all fringe benefits as specified in the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” The Association President will accrue seniority as an active employee. The District and Association will recognize this seniority going back through the 2004-2005 school year. (4) A leave under Article IX, section D. 3. a., will be renewed upon request. b. A Midland teacher elected to the presidency of the MEA, the NEA, or other major state or national teacher organization may have a leave of absence without pay for one (1) year subject to the provisions of section A of this Article. These leaves may be renewed upon request for a second one- (1) year period.
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Teacher Organizations a. The president of the Midland City Education Association will be entitled to a leave of absence during the term in office for the purpose of engaging in Association (local, state, national) activities. (1) Application for the leave of absence shall be made through the director of human resources by March 1, prior to the start of the school year during which the leave of absence is to take place. (2) The terms of the leave of absence for the president of the Midland City Education Association are subject to the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” The MCEA reimbursement to the District for the salary of the MCEA president will be the President’s salary on the Tier 1 salary schedule at BA, Step 14. All other benefits and cost will be determined by the president’s actual salary schedule. (3) The president of the Midland City Education Association will be eligible for all fringe benefits as specified in the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” The Association President will accrue seniority as an active employee. The District and Association will recognize this seniority going back through the 2004-2005 school year. (4) A leave under Article IX, section D. 3. a., will be renewed upon request. (5) Article IX, Section D.3.b.2., will be void if: • The reimbursement is not timely on a monthly basis for that contractual year. • It becomes prohibited by legislation (such as SB 520 of 2015) • If either condition exists the reimbursement returns immediately to the language and salary schedule described in the preceding in the 2013- 2014 contract. b. A Midland teacher elected to the presidency of the MEA, the NEA, or other major state or national teacher organization may have a leave of absence without pay for one (1) year subject to the provisions of section A of this Article. These leaves may be renewed upon request for a second one- (1) year period.
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Teacher Organizations a. The president of the Midland City Education Association will be entitled to a leave of absence during the term in office for the purpose of engaging in Association (local, state, national) activities. (1) Application for the leave of absence shall be made through the director of human resources by March 1, prior to the start of the school year during which the leave of absence is to take place. (2) The terms of the leave of absence for the president of the Midland City Education Association are subject to the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” All costs for salary and benefits will be the responsibility of the M.C.E.A. (3) The president of the Midland City Education Association will be eligible for all fringe benefits as specified in the “Professional Services Leave/Employee Lease Agreement.” (4) A leave under Article IX, section D. 3. a., will be renewed upon request. b. A Midland teacher elected to the presidency of the MEA, the NEA, or other major state or national teacher organization may have a leave of absence without pay for one (1) year subject to the provisions of section A of this Article. These leaves may be renewed upon request for a second one- (1) year period.
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