EXTRA TEACHING Clause Samples
The EXTRA TEACHING clause defines the terms under which additional teaching duties beyond a standard workload are assigned and compensated. Typically, this clause outlines how extra teaching assignments are offered, the process for accepting or declining such assignments, and the rates of pay or other benefits associated with the extra work. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity and fairness in the allocation and remuneration of teaching duties that exceed regular contractual obligations, thereby preventing disputes and misunderstandings between educators and the institution.
EXTRA TEACHING. 1. If, at the District’s discretion and the individual teacher’s acceptance, a teacher is requested to teach a secondary class for a semester or entire school year and give up that instructor’s prep period or time, then that teacher shall be paid an additional 16.67% of that teacher’s per diem rate for each day that the teacher teaches that long term additional class. Should the number of classes in a secondary student day expand or contract in future years the percentage paid to the teacher will be adjusted accordingly.
EXTRA TEACHING. 1. Compensation for extra teaching shall be given at the regular pay periods unless otherwise requested by the teacher. A teacher electing and authorized to teach an additional class or assume additional supervision responsibilities during the student school day shall be compensated at the rate of one-seventh (1/7) of his/her regular salary per semester for academic classes and $1,301 per semester for non-academic duties except for assignments defined as extra duty.