Elementary and Secondary Schools Sample Clauses

Elementary and Secondary Schools. A series of curriculum meetings will be developed and scheduled as the need arises by the Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services in consultation with the Professional Relations Committee. Elementary buildings will be given four (4) additional half-days to be used to meet building needs. The time and content of these half-days will be determined by the individual elementary site-based/school improvement committees in consultation with the Instructions Office.
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Elementary and Secondary Schools. The requirements of paragraph (a) or
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Elementary and Secondary Schools and for elementary and secondary schools shall be in with Board Policies and The aforementioned Policies shall not be without prior notice and consultation with the executive of the Local. ARTICLE DURATION This Agreement shall become effective as of and shall remain in full force and effect until This Agreement shall be automatically renewed from year to year unless notice by registered mail is given by either party for amendment in the ninety (90) day period prior to December or any anniversary of such date. In the event of notice being given, negotiations shall begin within fifteen (15) days following receipt of notificationunless mutually agreed otherwise. During negotiations upon any proposed new or revised Agreement, this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect until a new or revised Agreement is signed or until the conciliation procedure outlined in the Ontario Labour Relations Act has completed, whichever shall first occur. FOR THE ONTARIO PUBLIC OF SCHEDULE A HOURLY RATE to DE R Lifeguard Mail Clerk nt Ass Receptionist Stude FoodsAssistant Ed. Assistant Admin. Clerk secretary Cont. secretary Asst. Field Tech. PrintingTech. Ed. Assistant I Elementary FieldTech Sup. Tech Admin. Clerk I Admin. Secretary Buyer Tax Assessment Off Senior Transportation Off STEP STEP STEP STEP ONE THREE FOUR FIVE Notes: The above adjustments in accordance with the P lan between the Board of Education and the Ontario Employees de a P Union, Local as required by the Pay Equity Act, continued.. The position Administrative Secretary Finance shall be eliminated as this position is vacated by the Incumbent. EffectiveJanuary 1st of each year Employees shall to the next of the schedule for their classification until they reach the maximum that class The of Tax Assessment was previously the Technical Support Officer. Pay Equity shall be maintained in accordance with the Pay Equity Plan in effect for the unit. SCHEDULE B Noon Hour Supervisor Bus Rider Rates effective: to December to for: Supply Teacher FailsArea and (English Language) (French Language) Port Area Area Areas
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Elementary and Secondary Schools. One thousand eight hundred dollars ($1,800) will be available annually for each principal and one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500) will be available annually for each assistant principal. These dollars may be used for professional development, professional materials (including technology as long as it meets the district guidelines regarding purchase and use of technology), and/or to pay for substitutes to release administrators to complete evaluations. These dollars may carryover and accumulate for one year.
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