Common use of Duty Year Clause in Contracts

Duty Year. The basic duty year for regular full-time teachers shall consist of 187 duty days, which includes seven (7) PIR days, for teachers with 5 or more years experience in the district and 189 duty days, which includes nine (9) PIR days, for teachers with 4 or less years experience in the district as scheduled by the school district. For purposes of this Article, a duty day shall mean a day when the teacher is performing services as prescribed by the school district.

Duty Year. The basic duty year for regular full-time teachers shall consist of 187 188.5 duty days, which includes seven (7) PIR days, for teachers with 5 or more years experience in the district and 189 duty days, which includes nine (9) PIR days, for teachers with 4 or less years experience in the district as scheduled by the school district. For purposes of this Article, a duty day shall mean a day when the teacher is performing services as prescribed by the school district.days.‌

Duty Year. The basic duty year for regular full-time teachers shall consist of 187 days with 180 P.I. and 7 P.I.R. days as scheduled on the Board approved District calendar. In addition, teachers new to the District may be required to attend not more than three duty days, which includes seven (7) PIR days, days for teachers with 5 or more years experience in-service training prior to the start of school. Teachers shall be compensated for each day in attendance at the daily rate determined by dividing the base annual salary by the number of teacher duty days in the district and 189 duty days, which includes nine (9) PIR days, for teachers with 4 or less years experience in the district as scheduled by the school district. For purposes of this Article, a duty day shall mean a day when the teacher is performing services as prescribed by the school districtyear.

Duty Year. The basic duty year for regular full-time teachers shall consist of 187 days with 180 P.I. and 7 P.I.R. days as scheduled on the Board approved District calendar. In addition, teachers new to the District may be required to attend not more than three duty days, which includes seven (7) PIR days, days for teachers with 5 or more years experience in-service training prior to the start of school. Teachers shall be compensated for each day in attendance at the daily rate determined by dividing the base annual salary by the number of teacher duty days in the district and 189 duty days, which includes nine (9) school year. Please refer to Section 7.3.1 relating to the additional PIR days, day for teachers with 4 or less years experience in the district as scheduled by the school district. For purposes of this Article, a duty day shall mean a day when the teacher is performing services as prescribed by the school district.elementary teachers

Duty Year. The basic duty year for a regular full-time teachers teacher shall consist of between one hundred eighty five (185) and one hundred eighty seven 187 duty days, of which includes seven one hundred seventy eight (7178) to one hundred eighty (180) are pupil instruction days (PI). Two (2) of the PIR days, for teachers with 5 or more years experience in the district and 189 duty days, which includes nine (9) PIR days, for teachers with 4 or less years experience in the district as scheduled by days are to be put into the school districtcalendar to coincide with the State Teacher Convention and State subject area meetings. For purposes Teachers not attending above mentioned meetings will receive two (2) days of this Article, a duty day shall mean a day when the teacher is performing services as prescribed professional development approved by the school districtbuilding principal.

Duty Year. The basic duty year for regular full-time teachers shall consist of 187 days with 180 P.I. and 7 P.I.R. days as scheduled on the Board approved District calendar. In addition, teachers new to the District may be required to attend not more than three duty days, which includes seven (7) PIR days, days for teachers with 5 or more years experience in-service training prior to the start of school. Teachers shall be compensated for each day in attendance at the daily rate determined by dividing the base annual salary by the number of teacher duty days in the district and 189 duty days, which includes nine (9) school year. Please refer to Section 7.3.1 relating to the additional PIR days, day for teachers with 4 or less years experience in the district as scheduled by the school district. For purposes of this Article, a duty day shall mean a day when the teacher is performing services as prescribed by the school districtelementary teachers.