Exceeded Limits Sample Clauses
The "Exceeded Limits" clause defines what happens when a party surpasses specified thresholds or maximums set out in an agreement, such as usage caps, financial limits, or liability ceilings. In practice, this clause may trigger additional charges, restrict further access to services, or require corrective action if the agreed-upon limits are exceeded. Its core function is to manage risk and ensure predictability by clearly outlining the consequences of exceeding contractual boundaries, thereby protecting both parties from unexpected liabilities or disruptions.
Exceeded Limits. In the event a class size is exceeded, the District’s first responsibility is to reduce the class size and if unable to do so the employee shall be paid as follows: Kindergarten: $12.00 per day per student over the maximum Grades 1-5: $12.00 per day-per student over the maximum Elementary $2.00 per period/per student/per day over the maximum Specialists The grade level(s) teachers and building principal shall make every attempt to balance class sizes, including transferring students within grade level. The District shall have the first two (2) weeks after the first official student day of the year, to balance classes and then any overage shall be paid retroactive to the first day of the occurrence. It is the principal and employee’s responsibility to monitor and report class size overage for payment.
Exceeded Limits. In the event a class size is exceeded, the District’s first responsibility is to reduce the class size and if unable to do so the employee shall be paid as follows: Grades K-5: $12.00 per day-per student over the maximum Elementary Specialists $2.00 per period/per student/per day over the maximum Grades 6-8: $6.00 per period-per student over the maximum. The grade level(s) teachers and building principal shall make every attempt to balance class sizes, including transferring students within grade level. The District shall have the first two (2) weeks after the first official student day of the year, to balance classes and then any overage shall be paid retroactive to the first day of the occurrence. It is the principal and employee’s responsibility to monitor and report class size overage for payment. College in the High School –A College in the High School teacher will receive a stipend of $1000 per semester per course.
Exceeded Limits. In the event a class size is exceeded, the District’s first responsibility is to reduce the class size without increasing costs. The second option is to provide aide time. The third option is to hire additional staff. In the event any class size maximum is exceeded, (i.e., enrolled students who have actually attended), for five (5) consecutive school days, the following shall apply:
a. Should enrollment exceed the above guidelines, the classroom teachers so affected and the building principal (superintendent may be included as needed) will meet to discuss and recommend solutions which may include transferring students, adding aide time for that employee, adding employees, restructuring classes to create grade level combinations, or any other educationally sound possibilities.
b. If the solution includes the provision of aide time, the following shall apply:
1) At the elementary level, one (1) to three (3) students above the maximum shall equal one hour of paraprofessional time per day.
2) At the secondary level, (7-12), one (1) to three (3) students above the maximum shall equal one- half (1/2) hour of paraprofessional time per period.
3) In no case shall a teacher at the elementary level (K-4) and middle school grades five and six (5- 6) be impacted by more than 4 students over the agreed maximum.
4) Upon alleviation of the overload, the aide will remain in the classroom for five days before being removed and re-assigned.
Exceeded Limits. In the event a class size is exceeded, (i.e., enrolled students who have actually attended), for five (5) consecutive school days, the following shall apply: The District’s shall have ten
Exceeded Limits. In the event a class size or daily load limit is exceeded, the District's first (1st) option shall be to consider the hiring of additional employee(s) or to transfer the students in order to come into compliance with the recommendations above. The District's second (2nd) option shall be to consider payment of an overload stipend to the employee or provide additional aide time to the employee. If neither of these options is exercised, the District may provide additional plan time for the employee so affected.
Exceeded Limits. In the event a class size is exceeded, (i.e., enrolled students who have actually attended), for five (5) consecutive school days, the following shall apply: The District shall have ten (10) student days to reduce the class size without increasing costs which may include transferring students, restructuring classes to create grade level combinations, or any other educationally sound possibilities. If no solution is reached within the ten (10) days, employees shall be paid the following amounts retroactive to the first day of the overload:
a. Elementary: $9.00 per student per day
b. Elementary Specialist: $1.50 per student per class
c. Middle School: $2.00 per student per period
d. High School: $2.00 per student per period An option is to hire additional staff (either classified or certificated). The classroom teacher(s) so affected and the building principal (Superintendent may be included as needed) will meet to discuss and recommend solutions. Such solutions will be finalized by completing the Exceeding Class Size Limits Form (Appendix P).