Work Year for Instructional Assistants Sample Clauses

Work Year for Instructional Assistants. The length of an Instructional Assistant employee work year assignment is normally 183 days; however, this may be increased by the District at any time or decreased through the layoff procedure to meet the conditions created by an economic setback, inoperable facilities, a decrease in the work load, or other condition that reasonably requires a reduction in force. Regarding the three additional work days, building principals will schedule two preparation days during the August LEAP week. One (1) day will be for classroom or building preparation focused on IA assignments as directed by their building administrators and one (1) day may be used for building training or additional classroom preparation as determined by the building administrators. Notification of the scheduled LEAP days will be provided to employees within the first two weeks of August. Building Administrators will determine when the third day will be worked and will provide a minimum of two (2) weeks advanced notification to employees. The Extended Day Supervisor may assign the three extra days to meet program needs with notification of the scheduled days to employees within the first two weeks of August.
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Work Year for Instructional Assistants. The length of an Instructional Assistant employee work year assignment is normally 183 days; however, this may be increased by the Employer at any time or decreased through the lay off procedure to meet the conditions created by an economic setback, inoperable facilities, a decrease in the work load, or other condition that reasonably requires a reduction in force. The building principal will determine when the three days beyond the one hundred eighty (180) days base calendar are to be worked and will communicate that information to the employee.
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Work Year for Instructional Assistants. The work year for instructional assistants shall be identical to that of teachers, including attendance at all in- service training. Part-time employees will be compensated at a pro-rated basis for time that exceeds their normal work week for attending any in-service. • Instructional Aides who work six (6) or more hours per day will be afforded a thirty (30) minute lunch and fifteen (15) minute break.
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Work Year for Instructional Assistants. The length of an Instructional Assistant employee work year assignment is normally 183 days; however, this may be increased by the Employer at any time or decreased through the layoff procedure to meet the conditions created by an economic setback, inoperable facilities, a decrease in the work load, or other condition that reasonably requires a reduction in force. The building principal will determine when the three days beyond the one hundred eighty (180) days base calendar are to be worked and will communicate that information to the employee. Regarding the three additional work days, building principals will schedule two preparation days during the August LEAP week. One (1) day will be for classroom or building preparation focused on IA assignments as directed by their building administrators and one (1) day may be used for building training or additional classroom preparation as determined by the building administrators. Notification of the scheduled LEAP days will be provided to employees within the first two weeks of August. Building Administrators will determine when the third day will be worked and will provide a minimum of two (2) weeks advanced notification to employees. The Extended Day Supervisor may assign the three extra days to meet program needs with notification of the scheduled days to employees within the first two weeks of August.
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