Transportation Field Trips Sample Clauses

Transportation Field Trips. A. Transportation will be provided by MPS for Summer Academy Super Sites only. B. Participants must be offered a minimum of one field trip per week by Provider. Provider may charge a weekly field trip fee; however, as set forth in Section I, program fees shall not be a barrier for any child to participate. Field trip revenue must be recorded on the “Summer Cost Report”. One-time field trip expenditures exceeding $10 per participant for admissions will require prior approval from Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, available via phone at (000) 000-0000 or email at xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.x00.xx.xx. C. While strict compliance with MPS’s Administrative Policy and Procedure 7.30, “Field Trips and Excursions”, is not required, field trips should comply with the “General Principles” found in Policy 7.30(1). In addition, any activity which is specifically prohibited in Procedure 7.30, e.g., trips to Great America and other amusements parks and arcades outside the state of Wisconsin, are not permitted. Waterparks in the state of Wisconsin are permissible if there is a certified, non-MPS life guard supervising swim and water play. Any safety requirement found in Procedure 7.30, e.g., transportation by bonded carrier when possible, should be observed.
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Transportation Field Trips. 1. Field trip run assignments will be offered based upon the availability of a driver. This offer will be made on a rotation basis to our regular bus drivers according to seniority. A "no" response by a driver constitutes a “turn,” if the driver was asked no later than the previous workday. 2. Field trip runs shall be on a rotation basis and equalization of hours. The employer shall post an updated overtime list indicating only actual hours worked and/or charged for the previous week and estimated hours restricted to Mondays only for current week. The listing shall be posted by 12:00 p.m. on Monday of each week, within the time constraints of the director. 3. Bus drivers on personal leave shall be charged for field trip runs when it is their turn in the rotation for field trips. 4. New drivers will start with top hours for field trip runs after their thirty (30) day probationary period. 5. Bus drivers on sick leave shall not be charged for field trip runs if their turn is missed while on sick leave.
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Transportation Field Trips. A. There will be no transportation provided for the Summer Recreation Program. B. Participants must be offered a minimum of one field trip per week by Provider. Provider may charge a weekly field trip fee, as specified in § I.A.1(a)(3). This fee shall be waived for participants who are W2 authorized or on an agency scholarship. Field trip revenue must be recorded on the “Summer Cost Report”. One-time field trip expenditures exceeding $10 per participant for admissions will require prior approval from Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, available via phone at 000-0000. C. While strict compliance with MPS’s Administrative Policy and Procedure 7.30, “Field Trips and Excursions”, is not required, field trips should comply with the “General Principles” found in Policy 7.30(1). Any activity which is specifically prohibited in Procedure 7.30, e.g., trips to Great America and other amusements parks, is not permitted. Any safety requirement found in Procedure 7.30, e.g., transportation by bonded carrier when possible, should be observed.
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Transportation Field Trips. A. No field trips shall be permitted without the written approval of MPS Recreation. B. MPS Recreation will permit field trips if the following criteria are met: 1. The field trip must ensure the maximum safety of students and staff, including, but not limited to: ▪ Having, using, and distributing authorized PPE ▪ Ensuring physical-distancing on buses and at field trip venues ▪ Not permitting outside chaperones and parent volunteers to attend field trips ▪ Following the “Field Trip Reminders” in Appendix D 2. Lead agencies must submit field trips requests no less than two weeks in advance of the proposed field trip date. Requests will be reviewed by the assigned MPS Recreation Supervisor. The decision to approve or deny a field trip request shall be in the sole discretion of MPS and will be in the best interests of MPS and its partners.
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Transportation Field Trips. ‌‌ 1. Field trip run assignments will be offered based upon the availability of a driver. This offer will be made on a rotation basis to our regular bus drivers according to seniority. A "no" response by a driver constitutes a “turn,” if the driver was asked the previous workday or before.‌ 2. Field trip runs will be on a rotating basis and hours will be equalized. The employer will post an updated overtime list indicating only actual hours worked and/or charged for the previous week and estimated hours restricted to Mondays only for current week. The listing must be posted by 12:00‌ P.m. on Monday of each week, within the time constraints of the director. 3. Bus drivers on personal leave will be charged for field trip runs when it is their turn in the rotation for field trips.‌ 4. On the date that a driver completes the (30) day probationary period, the new driver will be placed on the field trip lists with the same number of hours as the existing driver with the most accumulated field trip hours.‌ 5. Bus drivers on sick leave will not be charged for field trip runs if their turn is missed while on sick leave.‌
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Transportation Field Trips. 1. Field trip run assignments will be offered based upon the availability of a driver. This offer will be made on a rotation basis to our regular bus drivers according to seniority. A "no" response by a driver constitutes a “turn,” if the driver was asked the previous workday or before. 2. Field trip runs will be on a rotating basis and hours will be equalized. The employer will post an updated overtime list indicating only actual hours worked and/or charged for the previous week and estimated hours restricted to Mondays only for current week. The listing must be posted by 12:00
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Transportation Field Trips. ‌ 6.1 Employee drivers shall have first right of refusal for field trips. 6.2 Under normal circumstances, drivers will be notified of field trips no less than 24 hours before departure time.
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