Elementary School Level Sample Clauses

Elementary School Level. 290 minutes per week of minimum preparation time for all elementary school teachers. No segment of time less than 20 minutes will count toward planning time.
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Elementary School Level. 1539 Unit members at the elementary school level who are required to 1540 have students temporarily placed in their classes in lieu of hiring 1541 substitutes for absent teachers’ classes will receive payment for 1542 each student temporarily placed in their classrooms for any day in 1543 which the student(s) is/are placed in the teachers’ classroom for 1544 one hour or more. The amount of the per student payment shall be 1545 calculated based on the District’s current short-term daily 1546 substitute rate divided by 24 (e.g. if the daily substitute rate is 1547 $150, the per student payment pursuant to this section shall be 1548 $6.25). 1549

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