TEACHERS COVERING CLASSES. Section 1 – Rate of Pay: Whenever an absent teacher’s schedule is not assumed by a substitute, the teacher covering that part of the teacher’s class will receive compensation as follows for any such class covered: 2014-15 through 2018-19: $35.00
TEACHERS COVERING CLASSES. When the district uses regular teachers, during their free time, to cover another teacher’s class rather than hiring a substitute, the regular teachers will be paid five dollars ($5.00) for 30 minutes or less, and twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for 31 minutes or more, up to one hour.
TEACHERS COVERING CLASSES. When an assigned teacher is absent due to school related activities, the District may assign a Bethel teacher or a substitute to that class (excludes Summer School). The District shall provide 24 hours’ notice to teachers covering classes except when extenuating circumstances exist. First preference shall be given to Xxxxxx teachers who volunteer. When a Bethel teacher covers a class, (excluding summer school classes), that teacher shall be paid per diem rate or, by mutual agreement, shall be provided an equivalent amount of compensatory time. Teachers accumulating compensatory time must use the compensatory time within thirty (30) days of accumulating a full day or the teacher will receive pay equivalent to one (1) day at their per diem rate. With the exception of the required number of grading periods and parent-teacher conference days, (the District will not further reduce parent-teacher conference or grading days), the District recognizes its obligation to bargain upon demand by the Association the impact of any decision(s) that would result in an increase in student contact time. In such cases, the following procedure shall apply:
TEACHERS COVERING CLASSES. Effective July 1, 2014, teachers who are required to cover for an absent fellow teacher, will be eligible for payment in the amount of $16 per class covered. The District will take reasonable steps to obtain coverage by the employment of substitute teachers when, in its discretion, it should do so.
