Work Load and Preparation Periods Sample Clauses

Work Load and Preparation Periods. POLICY All teachers will be scheduled according to the Montana School Accreditation Standards. It is possible due to increase in students that an occasional class may be over minimum standards in regard to the number of students. Any major deviation above maximum class size shall be discussed with the educator involved and a MVEA representative if he/she desires. It will be resolved by mutual consent. (effective 7/1/05) The duty day shall begin at 7:40 a.m. and end at 3:40 p.m. Monday through Thursday. During early release days including Fridays, teachers are required to stay at least ten (10) minutes after the dismissal xxxx. (effective 7/1/17) The duty year shall consist of up to 187 work days. (effective 7/1/17)
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Work Load and Preparation Periods. 11 Nor mal Work Loads Duty Day Duty Year LEAVES 1 2-14 Sick Leave Bereavement Leave Professional Leave Personal Business Leave Maternity and Parental Leave Leave for Civic Duties Sabbatical Leave Other Absences Directed PIR Leave FRINGE BENEFITS 15-16 Health Insurance Life Insurance Resignation or Discharge Part-Time Contract Insurance Claims Against the School District Retirement Flex Plan Unused Personal Leave Reimbursement ABOVE SCHEDULE ALLOWANCES FOR EXTRA DUTIES 17 10.1 Allowances set forth in Appendix D .2 Teachers assigned to dances and pep buses
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Work Load and Preparation Periods. In the event the District adds a class section which would require an instructor to teach seven periods per day via a seven period class schedule, the school district will offer said teacher one-seventh of their current contract as compensation. This clause would affect grade 7-12 instructors. Compensation will be based on per diem per day, depending on when the extra class would begin and end.
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