Alternative Program Clause Samples

The Alternative Program clause establishes the option for parties to use a different program, process, or method than what is typically specified in the main agreement. In practice, this clause might allow a contractor to propose a substitute training program, compliance method, or service delivery approach, provided it meets certain standards or receives prior approval from the other party. Its core function is to introduce flexibility into the agreement, enabling parties to adapt to changing circumstances or to utilize more efficient or suitable alternatives while still maintaining oversight and quality control.
Alternative Program. It is recognized that at times, alternative programs will be structured 24 differently than traditional school programs. The District and Association recognize that some 25 aspects of the teaching assignment, such as prep time, may be scheduled outside the regular 26 student day to accommodate program needs. Such deviations from the contract should be 27 discussed in advance with the teacher. 28
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Alternative Program. A. All full and part-time Alternative Education Teachers, Social Workers and Counselors, including the ▇▇▇▇ of Students, but excluding Supervisors, Administrators and other Employees employed bytheRomulus Community Schools Board of Education, hereinafter Employer, in the Alternative High School and Middle School Program, hereinafter Alternative Education Staff, are included in the Recognition Clause in Article 1. Recognizing the unique nature of the Alternative Education Program, it is agreed that the following provisions of the Collective Bargaining Agreement do not apply to the Alternative Education Program: 1. Article 2, Section B, Paragraph 1, the first sentence: Alternative Education staff may be required to substitute for each other, teach combined classes and the like. If an Alternative Education Teacher substitutes during their individual preparation period, they shall be paid at the applicable hourly rate set forth in this Agreement, for up to one (1) hour of such subbing. 2. While the normal workday shall be the same as K-12 teachers, the teacher workday, contact times and student times do not apply. The Alternative Education High School Program may be run on block scheduling. If block scheduling is utilized, classroom teachers will have a preparation/ counseling period of approximately sixty (60) minutes. In middle school, classroom teacherswillhave preparation/counselingtime comparable to the normal class period. The starting and ending times for teacher workday will be set based on the needs of the program, provided administration will consult with the Union prior to changing current starting and ending times. 3. Article 5, Section C, Paragraph 7: Alternative Education staff may continue to be required to attend a weekly staff meeting. The meeting shall start one (1) hour before the start of the normal teacher workday. The Alternative Education staff will continue to attend quarterly parent-teacher conferences in the middle school.
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Alternative Program. If an alternative program is produced by the ------------------- Distributor in lieu of one of the current titles as set forth in this Agreement's Premises, of comparable quality, substance and duration to any of the Video Programs ("Alternative Program") during the Term, such Alternative Program shall be deemed automatically substituted in lieu of such current title as set forth in this Agreement's Premises.
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Alternative Program. A. All full and part-time Alternative Education Teachers, Social Workers and Counselors, including the ▇▇▇▇ of Students, but excluding Supervisors, Administrators and other employees employed by the Romulus Community Schools Board of Education, hereinafter “Employer,” in the Alternative High School and Middle School Program, hereinafter “Alternative Education Staff,” are included in the Recognition Clause in Article 1. B. Recognizing the unique nature of the Alternative Education Program, it is agreed that the following provisions of the Collective Bargaining Agreement do not apply to the Alternative Education Program: 1. Article II, Section B, Paragraph 1, the first sentence: Alternative Education staff may be required to substitute for each other, teach combined classes and the like. In the event an Alternative Education Teacher substitutes during his/her individual preparation period, he/she shall be paid at the applicable hourly rate set forth in Article XII.D.1, for up to one (1) hour of such subbing. 2. While the normal workday shall be the same as K-12 teachers, the teacher workday, contact times and student times set forth in Article V, Section C, do not apply. The Alternative Education High School Program may be run on block scheduling. If block scheduling is utilized, classroom teachers will have a preparation/ counseling period of approximately sixty (60) minutes. In the middle school, classroom teachers will have preparation/counseling time comparable to the normal class period. The starting and ending times for teacher workday will be set based on the needs of the program, provided administration will consult with the Union prior to changing current starting and ending times.
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