Virtual Pay Sample Clauses

Virtual Pay. As part of the District’s Reopening Plan for the fall of 2020, a virtual instructional option was presented to parents as an alternative to returning to the traditional face-to-face instructional model. Approximately 10% of the District’s students opted into the virtual model for the Fall Semester of 2020. The District’s Virtual Instructional Model is multifaceted and includes: • Three full-time teaching positions delivering virtual classroom instruction for grades 1-6. • Multiple teachers taking on extra students in addition to their normal day/load. • Specialized instructional models at XX Xxxxxx as well as at the High School (Select Program) deliver virtual instruction as well. The compensation for extra instructional duties will go to those teachers who have taken on additional students in the virtual setting who also still teach face-to-face courses. Students that have been isolated/quarantined and begin virtual instruction do not count toward this model. The model is based upon two factors, the average teacher salary for the 2020-2021 academic year and the number of students a teacher has in the virtual setting. For purposes of this compensation provision only, the average salary for the 2020-2021 academic year is $52,384. The average salary is divided by 185 days to determine the per diem rate and that is then divided by 7.5 hours to determine the hourly rate. The hourly rate is then multiplied by 180 days to create the “base rate” for the entire year for a virtual teacher. The chart below indicates that for the first nine students taught virtually, the teacher would earn .67 of the base rate. For students 10-19, the teacher would earn the full base rate and twenty or more students would result in the teacher earning 1.2 of the base rate. The base rate is for the entire 180 days of instruction. If the teacher teaches only a portion of the 180 days, that amount would be prorated. For example, if only 90 days are taught virtually, then that teacher would be paid for half of the amount indicated. This includes if the District has to go to 100% virtual teaching again. At that point, all teachers would then be teaching virtually and the prorated portion of the virtual teaching rate would be based upon the last date face-to-face instruction occurred. Once a “section” or “class” has been created, that is considered one base rate portion. If a virtual teacher were to split the teaching responsibilities with another teacher, the original base rate salary amo...
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