Regular Teacher definition

Regular Teacher means a teacher or certified clinician who is employed by a school division or district, or First Nation or First Nation Education Authority where the Society or its Local is the bargaining agent as recognized in these Bylaws, on a permanent or term contract, whether full-time or part-time, but does not include a Substitute Teacher;

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Regular Teacher means a Teacher employed by the Board and covered under the Regular Teachers’ Collective Agreement.

Regular Teacher means a Teacher who is employed on a continuing basis and is paid by the hour in accordance with the number of hours they are assigned at any given time.

Examples of Regular Teacher in a sentence

• Accordingly, the parties hereby agree that with respect to any such infringement.

• Days from the Bank may be used only for those workdays that the individual contributor is employed under a Regular Teacher Contract.

• Each teacher employed on a Regular Teacher Contract will be entitled to three (3) days absence per academic year of employment prorated without loss of pay for the transaction of personal business and/or the conduct of personal or civic affairs.

• The Board recognizes that the Teacher Bargaining Unit represents all the Regular Teacher Bargaining Unit members and the Occasional Teacher Bargaining Unit members.

• If any provision of this Supporter Agreement is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, such invalidity or unenforceability shall not invalidate or render unenforceable any other part of this Supporter Agreement, but this Supporter Agreement shall be construed as not containing the particular provision or provisions held to be invalid or unenforceable.

• This may include one or more one-year or multi-year Regular Teacher Contract forms promulgated by the Department of Education.

• Absence of Regular Teacher: Health associates shall not be required or assigned to assume the responsibilities of a classroom teacher.

• A Teacher of a State approved and reimbursable summer school class shall be issued a Supplemental Service Teacher's Contract and paid for each hour of instruction at an hourly rate which shall be calculated by dividing the teacher’s daily rate by the number of hours specified in the teacher’s Regular Teacher Contract.

• Each teacher employed on a Regular Teacher Contract will be entitled to three (3) days absence per year of employment prorated without loss of pay for the transaction of personal business and/or the conduct of personal or civic affairs.

• The parties expressly agree that the Uniform Com- puter Information Transactions Act, as adopted or amended from time to time, will not apply to this Agreement or the Software and Maintenance provided hereunder.

More Definitions of Regular Teacher

Regular Teacher means a teacher as defined in the Education Act, Part

Regular Teacher means all regularly assigned teachers working half-time or more each day, who have completed the provisional period described above.

Regular Teacher means a teacher as defined in the Education Act, Part X.1, s. 277.1: “Part X.1 teacher means a teacher employed by a board to teach but does not include a supervisory officer, a principal, or an instructor in a teacher-training institution”. (a) Each long-term Occasional Teacher shall have a dated “Long-Term Occasional Contract of Employment” specifying the assignment, its anticipated duration and salary. A true copy of such contract shall be rendered to the Occasional Teacher. Failure by the Board to render such contract does not remove the Occasional Teacher’s rights under 1.01(e). (b) In the event that the Long-term Occasional Teacher’s Contract of Employment is to be terminated prior to the original termination date, the long-term Occasional Teacher shall be given five (5) teaching days notice or five (5) days pay in lieu of notice. (c) In determining whether an Occasional Teacher is a long-term Occasional Teacher, the Board shall not regard professional development days or statutory holidays or early school closing days as breaking the consecutiveness of the teaching days involved, but a statutory holiday shall not be regarded as a teaching day. 1.03 When the context so requires, the singular shall include the plural.

Regular Teacher means a teacher in the bargaining unit who has regularly assigned Teaching Periods and is paid via timesheet.

Regular Teacher means a Teacher who is employed on a continuing basis and is paid by the hour in accordance with the number of hours he or she isthey are assigned at any given time.