WORK DAYS IN TEACHERS CONTRACT Sample Clauses

WORK DAYS IN TEACHERS CONTRACT. 1. The number of work days for teachers adopted in the school calendar by the Board of Education shall not exceed 184 days and shall be written into each teacher's contract. 2. The teacher's regular, in-school work day begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. Teachers shall be in their rooms at 8:00 a.m. Assignments of an early bird class may modify an individual teacher's regular, in-school work day. 3. Each elementary school teacher will be provided a weekly average of forty-five (45) minutes of planning/conference time per day within the student day. Reasonable effort will be made to have this planning/conference in consecutive minutes; however, in no case shall planning/conference time blocks be fewer than fifteen (15) minutes in length. 4. Each junior/senior high school teacher teaching six (6) classes or the equivalent thereof will be provided two (2) planning/conference periods as long as the rotating schedule remains in effect. 5. Teachers may leave the building during planning/conference periods or before the end of the regular, in-school work day with the permission of the principal. 6. No change will be made in the school day or current school calendar without first discussing the change with the Ottawa Hills Education Association President to determine if the wages, hours, and terms and conditions of employment will be altered in this Agreement. If the Superintendent and the OHEA President agree there would be such an alteration, a majority vote of the Ottawa Hills Education Association and the Ottawa Hills Board of Education will be required for the change to occur. The vote of the OHEA members will be called by the President of the OHEA. The Association and the Board agree to add twenty (20) minutes to the elementary student school day and to increase the length of specials by five (5) minutes per day, for the purpose of implementing targeted instruction, beginning with the 2015-2016 school year. 7. Junior/senior teachers’ early bird labs and lunch labs which are part of their regular teaching schedules shall be counted for scheduling purposes as: Early bird labs scheduled each day 1 period regardless of rotation Early bird labs schedules one day ¼ period per rotation Lunch labs scheduled one day per ¼ period rotation Math labs scheduled three days per 1 period rotation (before school and lunch labs) No teacher will be reduced from a full-time status as a result of the early bird and lunch labs on a teacher’s schedule. Should these labs resu...
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WORK DAYS IN TEACHERS CONTRACT. 1. The number of work days for teachers adopted in the school calendar by the Board of Education shall not exceed 185 days and shall be written into each teacher's contract. 2. The teacher's regular, in-school work day begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. Teachers shall be in their rooms at 8:00 a.m. Assignments of an early bird class may modify an individual teacher's regular, in-school work day. 3. Each elementary school teacher will be provided a weekly average of fifty
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