Summer School definition

Summer School means academic and enrichment programs

Summer School is that period when schools are in session between June and September, which falls outside the academic year.

Summer School means academic and enrichment

Examples of Summer School in a sentence

• Fund Summer School Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx t: $26.50/hour Any curriculum or school improvement related assignment such as curriculum revision, textbook selection, special committees (i.e. NCA, QPA, School Site, etc.) which necessitates working beyond 4:00 PM on school days, Saturdays, or non-contract days will be compensated at the above rate.

• Unless for In-Season School Activities typically performed in traditional Out-of-Season periods, such as Summer School, Dolphin Leadership Academy, Special Ed Extended School Year, etc., use of any facilities (including classrooms) during the Out-of-Season period requires an Approved Reservation.

• The Board shall maintain separate seniority lists for Evening School staff, Regular Summer School staff and Section 20 Summer Program staff.

• Summer School shall consist of four hours of teaching and one hour of preparation in the building.

• Renewal of the Nebraska Summer School agreement for the summer school programs of 2017 and 2018 with a weekly charge of $555 per Nebraska student; $283 for educational and related program service and $272 for residential services.

More Definitions of Summer School

Summer School means academic and enrichment programs provided to students during the summer months outside of the regular school year.

Summer School. A bargaining unit member with zero (0) years experience teaching summer school will be compensated at $30 per hour. A bargaining unit member with one (1) or more years experience teaching summer school will be compensated at $35 per hour. NEXT Guidelines: Guidelines for the NEXT program will be mutually created and then posted on the District Insider. GROUP C Group C to be divided among activities/clubs such as Destination Imagination, Power of the Pen, Oratorical, and Future Problem Solvers. The number of stipends that may be assigned are as follows: Preschool 10 per building Elementary 14 per building Sixth Grade 15 per building Middle Schools 19 per building High Schools 30 per building The parties mutually recognize that the number of positions actually filled in a particular school year will be determined by the principal in collaboration with the School Improvement Team.

Summer School. A unit member not regularly assigned to work between the end of one academic year and the commencement of the next academic year may request summer school assignment. A unit member will receive holiday pay per section 13.4.

Summer School means the provincially-recognized credit courses that are offered by one or more of the School Boards in Prince Edward Island during the months of July and August.

Summer School refers to the instructional programs conducted by the Chico Unified School District during the calendar period from June 15th through August 15th, other than Adult Education.

Summer School shall refer to a class assignment that is held during the month(s) after the conclusion of the second semester that is separate and distinct from classes held during the regular school year and shall have a clearly defined start and end date.

Summer School means the school programs offered by the School Division to students during the months of July and August (the “Summer School Period”).