Work Load/Adjunct Duties Sample Clauses

Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 15.2.1 Full time unit members shall teach 5 out of 6 blocks and have 1 out of 6 blocks as a student free preparation time. Preparation time missed due to inclement weather, special schedules, or absences will not be made up. By mutual consent, teachers may choose to give up their preparation block to teach an additional class, for additional compensation at twenty
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 1. Unit members may be assigned supervision duties on an equal and rotating basis. 2. Adjunct duties within the workday shall be equally distributed among unit members.
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 17.2.1 Unit members performing yard duty shall be provided a relief break. Teachers will be present at their respective rooms and open them for admission of the pupils, not less than 30 minutes before the time prescribed for commencing school. Yard duty shall not be assigned to teachers 30 minutes prior to the start of the school day without the consent of the unit member. 17.2.2 All adjunct duties within the workday, which do not require full faculty participation, shall be equitably distributed among unit members. 17.2.3 Any assigned services by a unit member beyond the contractually specified time, which involves non-classroom supervision of pupils, shall be on a voluntary basis and paid at the hourly rate of pay. Stipend positions are the exception.
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 1. No unit member shall be required to be on duty more than two and one-half (2 1/2) hours without being provided a relief-break of at least ten (10) minutes. 2. Parents/guardians wishing to meet with their child’s teacher must provide a request to the teacher. Upon the teacher’s agreement to the time and date, parents/guardians may meet with the teacher during the teacher’s contracted workday. Any other time to meet must be with the approval of the teacher. 3. All adjunct duties within the workday, which do not require full faculty participation, shall be equitably distributed among unit members.
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 15.2.1 Full time unit members shall teach 5 out of 6 blocks and have 1 out of 6 blocks as a student free preparation time. Preparation time missed due to inclement weather, special schedules, or absences will not be made up. By mutual consent, teachers may choose to give up their preparation block to teach an additional class, for additional compensation at twenty (20) percent of pay. 15.2.2 The school will make a good faith effort not to assign unit members more than 3 different preparations at one time without her/his consent. 15.2.3 Supervision duties required of faculty shall be equitably distributed and prorated based on unit members work assignment. 15.2.4 Additional compensated duties when available, shall be advertised to all unit members and shall be paid in accordance with Appendix B.
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties a. No Unit Member shall be assigned more than three (3) different preparations without the Unit Member's consent. b. All individual adjunct duties, which do not require full faculty participation, shall be equitably distributed among Unit Members in the following manner: Total adjunct duty hours will be divided by the FTE, with dance duty weighted at one and a half (1.5) hours per hour served. Dance duty will be on a two year cycle with the district choosing two male and two female teachers for each dance from the certificated alphabetical list. Teachers serving one dance duty during the academic school year will fulfill their adjunct duty requirements. Teachers serving as Junior and Senior class advisors shall be exempt from the dance duty rotation. FUHSTA will be responsible for the supervision of five dances during the school year. Those Dances are to include the following: Freshman Orientation, Homecoming, Semi Formal (must include 1 staff member from East High and AR), Junior/Senior Prom (must include 1 staff member from East High and AR), Senior Ball and Banquet. c. Teachers not serving adjunct dance duties will serve two adjunct game duties during the academic school year. Game duties will be determined and distributed to XXXX staff by lottery system during the first contractual staff meeting of the year.
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties a. The District shall make every effort to assign no more than three (3) different preparations without the Unit Member’s consent. b. All adjunct duties, which do not require full faculty participation, shall be equitably distributed among Unit Members in the following manner:
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 16.3.1 The hours of employment for unit members shall minimally include the following numbers of student instructional minutes annually (this does not preclude minimum days): 16.3.1.1 Kindergarten 36,000 (200 daily average) 16.3.1.2 Grades 1-3 50,400 (280 daily average) 16.3.1.3 Grades 4-8 54,000 (300 daily average) 16.3.1.4 Grades 9-12 64,800 (360 daily average) 16.3.2 Teachers shall work such additional hours as the District shall designate, not to exceed six (6) hours in any one (1) school calendar month, or forty (40) hours in any one (1) school year, for the purposes of meetings or activities authorized and directed by management personnel, as the District shall, in its discretion, deem necessary. Except for Back-to-School Night and Open House, all activities are to begin within fifteen (15) minutes of the end of the student day. Except for meetings called to respond to an emergency situation, unit members will be given at least seven (7) days’ prior written notice of the meeting. Staff development may be held during these hours provided that staff development is on the meeting agenda. 16.3.3 All adjunct duties within the workday, which do not require full faculty participation, shall be equitably distributed among unit members. 16.3.4 Any services by a unit member beyond the contractually specified time, excluding activities in 16.3.2, shall be on a voluntary basis and paid at the hourly rate of pay. 16.3.4.1 Employees at multiple sites are only required to do one Back-to-School Night and one Open House as described in 16.3.
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Work Load/Adjunct Duties. 1. Unit members may be assigned supervision duties on an equal and rotating basis. 2. Adjunct duties within the workday shall be equally distributed among unit members. 3. Teacher’s Support Position –Teacher’s Support Position (TSP) shall be a non-classroom assignment whose duties shall include Gate and/or ELL and/or Title 1 services. For work beyond the normal contractual day, the TSP may utilize either flex time or hourly rate determined by mutual agreement between the District and unit member.
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