Compensation for less than Full-Time Teachers Sample Clauses

Compensation for less than Full-Time Teachers. Compensation for less than full-time teachers shall be based on the fraction of their instructional time assigned versus a full-time instructional assignment. Less than full-time teachers, with at least a 0.5 schedule, shall attend 100% of planned District and building conference, meeting, and professional development time, and shall be compensated for such attendance. Compensation shall be based on the employee’s hourly contracted rate for those hours of attendance beyond the hours compensated through their FTE fraction described above. Those part-time teachers with schedules of less than 0.5 shall attend a percentage of building conference, meeting, and professional development time commensurate with the percentage of their schedule (e.g. a teacher with a 0.4 schedule shall attend 40% of all building conference, meeting, and professional development time.) The building conferences, meetings, and professional development time that will be attended by those with schedules less that 0.5 shall be mutually agreed between the teacher and his/her supervisor. A R T I C L E V I I I
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