Common use of Fall Reporting Time Clause in Contracts

Fall Reporting Time. If the District requires athletic directors, athletic trainers, marching band directors, and fall sports coaches to report eight (8) or more calendar days before unit members' first regular duty day of the school year as established by the school calendar adopted by the School Board, these unit members will receive an additional increment of two percent (2%). The District historically starts the high school fall sports season on a date consistent with the OSAA guidelines.

Fall Reporting Time. If the District requires athletic directors, athletic trainers, marching band directors, and fall sports coaches to report eight (8) or more calendar days before unit members' first regular duty day of the school year as established by the school calendar adopted by the School Board, these unit members will receive an additional increment of two percent (2%). The District historically starts the high school fall sports season on a date consistent with the OSAA guidelines.

Fall Reporting Time. If the District requires athletic directors, athletic trainers, marching band directors, and fall sports coaches to report eight (8) or more calendar days before unit members' first regular duty day of the school year as established by the school calendar adopted by the School Board, these unit members will receive an additional increment of two percent (2%). The District historically starts the high school fall sports season on a date consistent with the OSAA guidelines.

Fall Reporting Time. (T/A – 6/20/17) If the District requires athletic directors, athletic trainers, marching band directors, and fall sports coaches to report eight (8) or more calendar days before unit members' first regular duty day of the school year as established by the school calendar adopted by the School Board, these unit members will receive an additional increment of two percent (2%). The District historically starts the high school fall sports season on a date consistent with the OSAA guidelines.