Compensation for Extracurricular. 0-0-0 Xxx Xxxxxxxx Extracurricular Committee will consist of a representative from each school, appointed by the Association and three (3) administrators, one (1) elementary, one (1) middle and one (1) high school, appointed by the District. The Committee will be co-chaired by one (1) of the PDTA representatives and one (1) of the administrators. Annual evaluations of all existing clubs and activities will be submitted to the building administrators. The District Extracurricular Committee will conduct annual reviews based upon these evaluations and will recommend continuance or removal of an activity or club. The Committee will also review applications for new activities or clubs. The Committee will place activities and clubs at the appropriate level using the following criteria: the number of advisor hours required, the number of students registered and attending, and the level of responsibility of the advisor. The Committee will insure that the placement of clubs fits within the compensation schedule negotiated. The review process for Extra-Curricular clubs will be completed by May 25. The list of extra-curricular activities and stipends will be posted on the district website no later than June 1. The total amount for extracurricular cannot exceed the agreed upon amount. The step increase and 2.9% increase in years 2012-13 and 2014-15 of the contract will continue. For the 2011-2012 school year, one additional club for each secondary building (4 new) will be allowed regardless of whether or not clubs are removed. Up to $5000.00 will be allotted for this one-time adjustment.
Compensation for Extracurricular. 1-5-1 The District Extracurricular Committee will consist of a representative from each school, appointed by the Association and three (3) administrators, one (1) elementary, one (1) middle and one (1) high school, appointed by the District. The Committee will be co-chaired by one (1) of the PDTA representatives and one (1) of the administrators. Annual evaluations of all existing clubs and activities will be submitted to the building administrators. The District Extracurricular Committee will conduct annual reviews based upon these evaluations and will recommend continuance or removal of an activity or club. The Committee will also review applications for new activities or clubs. The Committee will place activities and clubs at the appropriate level using the following criteria: the number of advisor hours required, the number of students registered and attending, and the level of responsibility of the advisor. The Committee will insure that the placement of clubs fits within the compensation schedule negotiated. A list of extracurricular clubs will be updated annually and will be made available in each school building, the PDTA Office, and the Human Resources Office.
Compensation for Extracurricular
