Visitation to Other Schools Sample Clauses

Visitation to Other Schools. Two (2) days are allowed without loss of pay for each teacher annually for visitation to other schools. The request showing the location, school and grades to be visited, approved by the principal, must be submitted to the Superintendent for approval at least one (1) week before the date of the visit. The request should also show the nature of the arrangements made with the Principal of the school to be visited. A form, prepared by the Superintendent, shall be used for this purpose.
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Visitation to Other Schools. An allowance of up to two days' leave shall be granted for administration approved visitation to other schools. A follow-up report shall be filed with the building principal within one week following such visitation. The number of teachers allowed to leave at any one time will be within the discretion of the administration. Furthermore, at his/her discretion, the Superintendent may grant additional visitation leave.
Visitation to Other Schools. Teachers shall be afforded the opportunity for visitation outside the school district. The visitation shall be related to the assignment of the teacher and shall be applied for to the building principal and Superintendent in writing for approval in advance of the anticipated visitation. A substitute will be provided by the Board. If the visitation pertains to committee work for the Unit, mileage and meals shall be provided. A comprehensive written report shall be made available to all concerned.
Visitation to Other Schools. The Board has a strong philosophical belief in the need for and the value of professional growth and continued education of the administrators. Therefore, a professional growth and development pool, in the amount of $1500 per administrator shall be set aside annually. The professional growth and development pool will be administered and distributed by the Superintendent of Schools. Funds from this pool shall pay the reasonable expenses (including fees, meals, lodging and/or transportation), incurred by the administrators who attend workshops, seminars, conferences or other professional improvement sessions at the request of or with the approval of the Superintendent.
Visitation to Other Schools. A visitation, for the purpose of this provision, shall mean, “reporting to an alternate school setting to observe teachers or receive instruction.” Teachers will not be required to report to the visitation site earlier than they would have reported to their regular assignment nor shall they be restricted from doing so if they so wish nor shall they be required to stay beyond the time they would have been required to stay for their regular assignment. Whenever conflicts in schedules exist between the Fredonia schedule and the schedule of the visitation site, the visiting teacher shall not be required to work more hours, including travel, than would be required under the regular work schedule nor shall they be precluded from doing so if they so wish. Mileage at the District approved rate shall be paid, for the use of a personal vehicle, for the round trip distance from the Fredonia Central School District main campus location to the visitation site. Approval for the use of a personal vehicle for a visitation shall be received in advance.
Visitation to Other Schools. Bargaining Unit Members may request one (1) professional day leave related to professional development and/or curriculum implementation. Approval of the building administrator and the Assistant to the Superintendent of Curriculum and Learning is required. A Bargaining Unit Member must submit the leave request two (2) weeks before the proposed day of visitation.
Visitation to Other Schools. A visitation, for the purpose of this provision, shall mean, “reporting to an alternate school setting to observe teachers or receive instruction.” Teachers will not be required to report to the visitation site earlier than they would have reported to their regular assignment nor shall they be restricted from doing so if they so wish nor shall they be required to stay beyond the time they would have been required to stay for their regular assignment. Whenever conflicts in schedules exist between the Fredonia schedule and the schedule of the visitation site, the visiting teacher shall not be required to work more hours, including travel, than would be required under the regular work schedule nor shall they be precluded from doing so if they so wish. Mileage at the District approved rate shall be paid, for the use of a personal vehicle, for the round trip distance from the Fredonia Central School District main campus location to the visitation site. Approval for the use of a personal vehicle for a visitation shall be received in advance. No visitation days may be assigned on weekends, holidays, or during any time when the school the employee normally reports to is closed. Teachers are not precluded from using said time should they so wish.
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  • Visitation Rights At any reasonable time and from time to time, permit the Agent or any of the Lenders or any agents or representatives thereof, to examine and make copies of and abstracts from the records and books of account of, and visit the properties of, the Borrower and any of its Significant Subsidiaries, and to discuss the affairs, finances and accounts of the Borrower and any of its Significant Subsidiaries with any of their officers or directors and with their independent certified public accountants.

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