Spring Break definition

Spring Break means the week(s) designated as spring break by the District School Board of Niagara and the Niagara Catholic District School Board.
Spring Break. The week following the end of the third marking period shall be off. Spring break dates may be changed by mutual agreement, to allow for state mandated testing.
Spring Break is the public school holiday period for the location of the office where the employee works.

Examples of Spring Break in a sentence

  • A teacher may use no more than two (2) personal business days per school year to extend one (1) school break period (Labor Day, Fall Break, Thanksgiving Break, Christmas Break, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xx. Day, Presidents’ Day, Spring Break, Good Friday*, Easter Monday*, Memorial Day).

  • All residential facilities remain open and students are allowed to stay during the University’s Thanksgiving and Spring Break periods.

  • Spring Break: Consisting of at least 5 consecutive days of the week Monday through Friday.

  • Meal service will be provided during the Thanksgiving and Spring Break recesses with limited hours of operation.

  • The University will provide dining services from the first day of the quarter through lunch of the last day of the quarter, except for outages of service and/or during University recesses (which include Thanksgiving Break, Winter Break, and Spring Break) when limited/no meals will be served in the dining halls.

  • If work is available which they are qualified to perform, bus drivers may request to work during the second week of Spring Break by informing dispatch of their availability by March 1st of each respective year.

  • Scheduled hours per day Total hours per week Equivalent minutes per week Extra minutes worked per day 4 20 1200 6 5 25 1500 8 5.5 27.5 1650 9 5.75 28.75 1725 9 6 30 1800 10 6.25 31.25 1875 10 7 35 2100 11 It is agreed that any time worked due to the additional minutes being added to the school day as a result of the two-week Spring Break that exceed the full-time hours of work defined in Article 16 of the Collective Agreement shall be paid at straight time.

  • Bus drivers shall be entitled to use vacation pay during the first week and vacation pay or banked overtime during the second week of Spring Break.

  • Extra minutes will be banked and time accumulated will be paid out on the regular pay period in which the second week of Spring Break falls.

  • Employees in the classifications listed below shall be paid vacation as per Article 20(C) during the first week of Spring Break.


More Definitions of Spring Break

Spring Break. 83 PRODUCTION, LLC A California Limited Liability Company LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY OPERATING AGREEMENT OPERATING AGREEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Article I Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5
Spring Break defined as 6pm last day of school to 6pm the day before school starts (Sunday). defined as whichever parent the child(ren) are with that year under our regular schedule. Dad Mom shall have Spring Break every year. Dad Mom shall have Spring Break in even years and Dad Mom shall have Spring Break in odd years. Other:
Spring Break is a one 1-week period designated by the College. During Spring Break, the Facilities Management will determine the number and type of Bargaining unit member required to work during the week, which will be paid as straight time, and all others will be provided a paid week off (equivalent to the regularly scheduled weekly hours for full-time or part-time employees). For both part- and full-time Bargaining unit members who work during the Spring Break week, a different continuous period of occurring before the last full week of April will be mutually agreed upon with the Supervisor as paid time off. Spring Break is not defined as a "holiday'' and the additional paid time off is not considered "vacation" time, which is defined elsewhere in this Agreement.

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