Elementary Music and P.E. Overload Sample Clauses

Elementary Music and P.E. Overload. Class schedules which exceed an 19 average of 1260 minutes per week over a two-week period, or 42 thirty- 20 minute sections per week shall be staffed with a 1.1 FTE. Such schedules 21 shall not exceed an average of 1320 minutes per week over a two-week 22 period, or 44 thirty-minute sections per week.
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Elementary Music and P.E. Overload. Class schedules which exceed 1260 minutes per week shall be approved for $1,527 per year in compensation or materials reimbursement. Class schedules which exceed 1320 minutes per week shall be approved for $2,136 per year in compensation or materials reimbursement.
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