Unit Member Duty Day Sample Clauses

Unit Member Duty Day. 15.3.1 The length of the unit member workday, including a duty-free lunch period and break periods as required by law, shall be seven (7) hours and thirty-five (35) minutes except as provided for in Section 15.3.2 and as modified in Section 15.3.4. 15.3.2 Unit members shall continue to furnish adequate time to students outside the instructional day and to attend faculty and other professional meetings and obligations that are related to the educational program of the District, including open houses and conferences, and excluding those duties specified in Article XIX, Section 19.4.1. 15.3.3 Classroom teachers shall not be assigned to continuous classroom instruction for a period exceeding two (2) hours and thirty (30) minutes without having a break of at least ten (10) minutes. Conference or planning periods shall constitute the required break if they occur at intervals that limit the continuous instruction to two (2) hours and thirty (30) minutes or less.
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Unit Member Duty Day. 15.3.1 The length of the unit member workday, including a duty-free lunch period and break periods as required by law, shall be seven (7) hours and thirty-five (35) minutes except as provided for in Section 15.3.2 and as modified in Section 15.3.4. 15.3.2 Unit members shall continue to furnish adequate time to students outside the instructional day and to attend faculty and other professional meetings and obligations that are related to the educational program of the District, including open houses and conferences, and excluding those duties specified in Article XIX, Section 19.4.1. Teachers will be compensated for up to two (2) hours, at the unit member's non-per diem hourly rate, for any obligations related to attending back-to- school night, or open house in the spring. Unit members must submit timecards to be eligible for payment under this section. 15.3.3 Classroom teachers shall not be assigned to continuous classroom instruction for a period of time exceeding two (2) hours and thirty (30) minutes without having a break of at least ten (10) minutes. Conferences, planning periods, or passing periods shall constitute the required break if they occur at intervals that limit the continuous instruction to two (2) hours and thirty (30) minutes or less.
Unit Member Duty Day. A. The length of the duty day, which includes a forty (40) minute duty free lunch shall be seven (7) hours and fifteen (15) minutes. The regular duty day is currently scheduled to begin at 8:00 a.m. and end at 3:15 p.m. B. School site administrators shall make a good faith effort to minimize student supervision by classroom teachers during non-instructional time through the utilization of site resources. Until such time, the site administrator shall arrange for a ten (10) minute rest period for any unit member who has scheduled recess duty. C. After consultation with the school staff, the workday schedule for each school site will be designed by the site administrator. D. A unit member shall be entitled to utilize up to twelve (12) occasions during non- instructional time each school year upon notification to the principal or designee. This provision shall not diminish the authority of an administrator to require attendance at scheduled District and site functions. The unit member may use these occasions for leaving early, after the safe dismissal of his/her students, or arriving late, during non-instructional time. Should an occasion be taken in the morning, when the unit member shall arrive late, the unit member shall notify the principal or designee the day prior and sign the appropriate log. The unit member shall arrive at the school site fifteen (15) minutes prior to the commencement of their instructional day. Support staff may utilize occasions for time periods of up to forty (40) minutes during their non-instructional time. However, support staff may also utilize occasions during early release teacher planning and preparation Thursdays. A unit member may take an occasion during the first and second trimester parent conference periods, as referenced in Section 6.2.0, if evidence has been submitted by the unit member that all required parent conferences have been scheduled. X. The immediate supervisor may permit a unit member participating in district or school sponsored events, other than staff development activities, that begin after that member’s duty day to leave the building site after the safe dismissal of his/her class. F. Staff meetings shall not be held more than once a week, except for extenuating circumstances that are beyond the control of the site administrator who deems it necessary to meet before the next regularly scheduled meeting. G. Site administrators may extend unit member dismissal time to fifteen (15) minutes for either staff d...
Unit Member Duty Day. It is recognized that unit members work beyond their duty day in planning, preparation and evaluation involved with teaching and/or certificated services. The length of the unit member duty day shall be seven and one-half (7-1/2) hours, including lunch and breaks. Normally, unit members will not be logged concerning the fulfilling of the 7-1/2 hour duty day requirement. Unit members will confer with their principal or supervisor regarding any modifications of the 7-1/2 hour duty day requirement, including the non-student-contact portion thereof.
Unit Member Duty Day. A. The length of the duty day, which includes a forty (40) minute duty free lunch shall be seven (7) hours and fifteen (15) minutes. The regular duty day is currently scheduled to begin at 8:00 a.m. and end at 3:15 p.m. B. School site administrators shall make a good faith effort to minimize student supervision by classroom teachers during recess time through the utilization of site resources. Until such time, the site administrator shall arrange for a ten (10) minute rest period for any unit member who has scheduled recess duty. C. 1. After consultation with the school staff, the workday schedule for each school site will be designed by the site administrator.

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