Section E. The superintendent is authorized to grant up to three (3) years' credit on the salary schedule to a teacher for outside work experience which is directly related to the teaching assignment of the teacher.
Section E. The Association shall be granted a maximum of seven (7) business days in the aggregate for designated members thereof for the purpose of Association business. The Association shall reimburse the Board in full for the cost of substitute teachers incurred when these business days are used.
Examples of Section E in a sentence
Moreover, Business Associate shall review and comply with the requirements defined under Section E.
The hourly rates in this Section (E) shall be increased on June 1 in each subsequent year by the same percentage that the base salary increased at the beginning of that school year.
An overload teaching salary shall be paid to a teacher who does not normally receive the required amount of planning time as outlined in Article VII, Section E, due to additional teaching or supervisory assignments.
At all times, the School shall be entitled to its own separate state report card under state law, and nothing in this Section E shall operate to prevent the School from such right.
The Vendor shall submit itemized invoice(s) to the sponsor as specified in Section E of this contract.
More Definitions of Section E
Section E means Section E of the RMSPS;
Section E means these terms and conditions and the Order Form(s) specific to the Ordering Activity.
Section E. As per the deductible and/or excess in the applicable sections. Section F: To be agreed by IFC.
Section E. Landlord’s grounds (reasons) for possession during the fixed term 38 Section F: Break clauses for tenancies over two years 40 Section G: Additional terms between the landlord and tenant 44 Section H: Contact details and service of written notices 46 Section I: Signature 49 Annexes 51 Introductory guidance note and checklists Please be aware that some content in this document may be temporarily affected by the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance for renting. Please refer to guidance for landlords, tenants and local authorities reflecting the current COVID-19 outbreak at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/government/publications/covid-19-and-renting-guidance- for-landlords-tenants-and-local-authorities If you intend to rent a home to or from someone, then you should have a written tenancy agreement. To help tenants and landlords, the Government has produced this model tenancy agreement which can be used free of charge. No fee may be charged by anyone for its use. If you are considering using this agreement, it is very important that you first read this introductory guidance note.
Section E. Landlord’s grounds (reasons) for possession during the fixed term 39 Section F: Break clauses for tenancies over two years 41 Section G: Additional terms between the landlord and tenant 48 Section H: Contact details and service of written notices 50 Section I: Signature 53 Annexes 55 Introductory guidance note and checklists If you intend to rent a home to or from someone, then you should have a written tenancy agreement. To help tenants and landlords, the Government has produced this model tenancy agreement which can be used free of charge. No fee may be charged by anyone for its use. If you are considering using this agreement, it is very important that you first read this introductory guidance note.
Section E. No deviations from the obligations of the parents and/or guardians, as defined in this contract, will be allowed except that any special cases which arise may be brought to the attention of the Executive Officer or the President who, in turn, will bring the matter before the Board of Trustees for decision.
Section E. The outcomes sought for the child or the young person. This should include outcomes for adult life. The EHC plan should also identify the arrangements for the setting of shorter term targets by the early year’s provider, school, college or other education or training provider.