Zero Hour Stipend Sample Clauses

Zero Hour Stipend. Any teacher who teaches a zero hour class will be compensated with one of the following options. A. The teachers report time will be 6:45 a.m. and their release time will be 2:20 p.m. On days in which they must stay after for a staff meeting, IEP meeting, etc., they would be compensated $30.00 per occurrence. If a teacher has six or seven class periods of instruction during this shifted instructional day the teacher is eligible for the Additional Class Pay in 11.8. • Contractually obligated to be at work during these periods • Only instructing 5 periods over this time – No change in pay • Teaching 6 or 7 periods over this time – eligible for 6th/7th class pay pursuant to Article 11.8 Professional Educator not required to be on campus B. The teachers will be paid a stipend of $2,500 per semester to teach a zero hour. Their contractual times would become 6:45 a.m. and 3:20 p.m. If a teacher has six or seven class periods of instruction during the instructional day as defined in 1.3 (not including zero hour) the teacher is eligible for the Additional Class Pay in 11.8. • Contractually obligated to be at work during all 8 periods – eligible for the $2,500 Zero Hour Stipend • Only teaching 5 periods over this time – nothing additional beyond the $2,500 Zero Hour Stipend • If here during all 8 periods and teaching 6 or 7 periods during this time – eligible for 6th/7th class pay pursuant to Article 11.8 A teacher must not be forced into the task of taking a zero hour class.
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