Zero Hour. If circumstances require a secondary school teacher as part of the seven and one-quarter (7 ¼) hours to teach a “zero hour” (6:30 a.m. class), the following provisions will be made:
Zero Hour. Zero Hour is an integral part of the school day schedule and is necessary to meet the needs of our students.
Zero Hour. The High School “zero hour” shall be a period of instruction conducted beginning approximately one hour before the regularly-scheduled school day.
Zero Hour. If the District implements a Zero Hour (or equivalent) schedule, a two-tier schedule shall be established in keeping with the teachers’ seven and one- half (7 ½) consecutive hour work day. Assignment of zero hour will follow the provisions of Article 14(A)(1)
Zero Hour. Teaching a zero hour should be voluntary. Should a teacher decline or request a release for a zero hour position, the principal will make every effort to find another teacher to fill the position. The Compensation Study will review the stipend amount for zero hour classes annually. The stipend will be indexed to the change in the year over year step one bachelor’s teacher salary amount. The process for Zero Hour hiring will follow these steps:
Zero Hour. Teachers may elect to instruct a Zero Hour class when mutually agreed upon by the administration and the teacher.
