Common use of ADULT SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Clause in Contracts

ADULT SCHOOL EMPLOYEES. District and OSTA have agreed to the provisions of this article in recognition of the special conditions involved in the Adult Education Division (hereafter "Adult Education"). Adult Education is conducted by a combination of full-time and part-time hourly-compensated employees trained in the methods to meet the learning needs of the District's youth and adult population in the areas of essential skills, life learning, and vocational and occupational training. It is understood that apportionment for adult school programs is gained through teacher-student contact hours. While it is recognized that adult school personnel may be concurrently employed in other district programs, including, but not limited to, grades 9-12. It is the intention of the parties that the employment relationship described in this article, and the rights that flow there from, are separate and distinct from the rights that may accrue to the individual from other employment in the district. If there is any conflict between the terms of this article and the terms of other provisions of the agreement as they apply to Adult and continuing education, this article shall prevail.

ADULT SCHOOL EMPLOYEES. District and OSTA have agreed to the provisions of this article in recognition of the special conditions involved in the Adult Education Division (hereafter "“Adult Education"”). Adult Education is conducted by a combination of full-time and part-time hourly-compensated employees trained in the methods to meet the learning needs of the District's ’s youth and adult population in the areas of essential skills, life learning, and vocational and occupational training. It is understood that apportionment for adult school programs is gained through teacher-student contact hours. While it is recognized that adult school personnel may be concurrently employed in other district programs, including, but not limited to, grades 9-12. It is the intention of the parties that the employment relationship described in this article, and the rights that flow there from, are separate and distinct from the rights that may accrue to the individual from other employment in the district. If there is any conflict between the terms of this article and the terms of other provisions of the agreement as they apply to Adult and continuing education, this article shall prevail.