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Xxxxxx Date. President Orcutt Educators Association Xx. Xxxxx Xxxx Date Superintendent Xxxxxx Union School District TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE I DESIGNATION OF PARTIES AND AGREEMENT 1 ARTICLE II TERM 2 ARTICLE III ACADEMIC FREEDOM 3 ARTICLE IV GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE 4 ARTICLE V TRANSFERS AND REASSIGNMENT 8 ARTICLE VI EVALUATION PROCEDURE 14 ARTICLE VII LEAVES 19 ARTICLE VIII CLASS SIZE 30 ARTICLE IX WORKING DAYS AND HOURS 35 ARTICLE X COMPENSATION 43 ARTICLE XI SUMMER SCHOOL 46 ARTICLE XII ORGANIZATIONAL RIGHTS 48 ARTICLE XIII PROFESSIONAL DUES 50 ARTICLE XIV PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT WITH FULL RETIREMENT CREDIT 52 ARTICLE XV SHARED CONTRACT 55 ARTICLE XVI PUBLIC COMPLAINTS 57 ARTICLE XVII SAVINGS PROVISION 58 ARTICLE XVIII TEACHERS ON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT 59 ARTICLE XIX SAFETY 61 ARTICLE XX EARLY RETIREMENT 63 ARTICLE XXI CONCERTED ACTIVITIES 68 ARTICLE XXII COMPLETION OF MEET AND NEGOTIATE 69 Appendix A – 4152 (a) PERSONNEL SABBATICAL LEAVE REGULATIONS SABBATICAL LEAVE 00 Xxxxxxxx X –2022-2023 Certificated Salary Schedule 78 Appendix B2 – Teachers' Salary Schedule Provisions 80 Appendix B3 – Stipends 82 Appendix C – Calendar MOU 84 Appendix D – PE Aide MOU 87 Appendix E – High School MOU 89 Appendix FConcurrent Enrollment MOU 91 Appendix GHiring Incentive MOU 94 Appendix HHealth Benefits MOU 96 Appendix I - High School Counselor MOU. 98 Appendix J - Summer School MOU. 100 Appendix K - Credit for Years of Experience. 102
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Xxxxxx Date. To be signed and returned no later than three business days following the Termination Date; provided, however, that it may not be signed before close of business on the Termination Date (as defined in the Settlement Agreement and Release of Claims).
Xxxxxx Date. Note: If Executive is married at time of his death and designates less than 100% to his surviving spouse, such designation to persons other than his surviving spouse shall not be effective unless the Spousal Consent to this Beneficiary Designation Form is signed by such surviving spouse. Spousal Consent to Beneficiary Designation I, the undersigned, am the legally married spouse of Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx, and I hereby consent to the above beneficiary designations. I understand that by consenting to such beneficiary designations, I waive any right to receive any payments of compensation for which others are named as beneficiaries in the event that my spouse dies while entitled to any of the specified payments under the Employment Agreement. Signature of Spouse: Date Spouse’s Name: Date
Xxxxxx Date. The End of Violent Myth: A Reflection on Veteran Trauma, Original Sin, and Wartime Violence By Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx Th.M, Columbia Theological Seminary Graduate Division of Religion Theological Studies Xxx X. XxXxxxxxx Advisor Xxxxx Xxxxxx Committee Member Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxx Committee Member Accepted: Xxxx X. Xxxxxxx, Ph.X. Xxxx of the Xxxxx X. Xxxxx School of Graduate Studies Date The End of Violent Myth: A Reflection on Veteran Trauma, Original Sin and Wartime Violence By Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx Th.M, Columbia Theological Seminary, 2011 Advisor: Xxx X. XxXxxxxxx, Ph.D An abstract of A dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Xxxxx X. Xxxxx School of Graduate Studies of Emory University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Religion 2016 Abstract The End of Violent Myth: A Reflection on Veteran Trauma, Original Sin and Wartime Violence By Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx An Augustinian understanding of original sin holds explanatory power to describe the way violence effects participants and civilians during times of war. In light of this, this dissertation argues broadly for the power of sin as a theological and experientially descriptive concept to describe the “wrongness” at the heart of the human experience of violence in war. Building on an Augustinian understanding of the power of external forces to sequester and bind human willing in particular patterns in pursuit of false and illusory goods, this dissertation argues that combatant willing is sequestered and conditioned in particularly traumatic ways. Through the lens of modern interpreters of Xxxxxxxxx, primarily Xxxxxxxx XxXxxxxx, the concepts of bound will and original sin can be seen to illuminate the disconnect in the ways wartime violence is conceived by American society and by those who participate in it on that society’s behalf. The conceptual vocabulary of original sin and bound willing help elucidate the falseness and fragility of the cultural understanding of American military violence as an uncritical “good” that is performed in the name of superior moral virtues. The falseness of this uncritical good reveals the need for a complex understanding of morality in light of the power of obedience, conditioning, habituation and other forces to narrow the horizon of options open to combatants and the ways in which these forces impact the psyche of combatants. The experience of combat is an acute encounter with human vulnerability and mortality and can be deeply traumatic, ...
Xxxxxx Date. Deputy Attorney General APPENDIX A NONDISCRIMINATION During the performance of this Agreement, the SUBRECIPIENT, for itself, its assignees and successors in interest hereinafter referred to as the SUBRECIPIENT, agrees as follows:
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Xxxxxx Date. Chancellor The Jr. College District of Metropolitan Kansas City, Missouri
Xxxxxx Date. December 31, 1997 ---------------------- ---------------------- Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxx
Xxxxxx Date. Executive Director Pension & Fiduciary Service Veterans Benefits Administration Department of Veterans Affairs APPROVALS (cont'd)
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