Teacher Preparation Day Sample Clauses

Teacher Preparation Day. Teacher preparation days are a component of the work calendar that enables a teacher to finish up work and prepare for instruction. These days are defined as those set aside in the school calendar for teacher directed activities with the exception of very brief (less than 40 minutes) meetings that may be necessary for conducting school related business and may not be used for extended staff meetings.
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Teacher Preparation Day. The District will provide two days prior to the school year for teacher preparation. One of the days (up to 8 hours) can be taken at any time within the two weeks prior to the opening of the new school year. This day must be documented in the administrative office and occur Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 am and 4 pm. The second day will be directly prior to the start of the school year and a portion of this day is at the discretion of the administration. The first day will be paid at the per diem rate if worked; while the second day is required which is also paid at per diem.
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Teacher Preparation Day. The preservice day before student instruction will be for teacher preparation only. For Tracks B and C, July 31, 2020 is a 1/2 day work day; for Track D, it is a full work day. For Track A, August 21, 2020 is a full work day.
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Teacher Preparation Day. The District will provide one (1) day before the school year begins for teacher preparation. This day will be by supplemental contract and paid at the base contracted daily per diem rate, if worked.
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