High School Caseload Compensation Sample Clauses

High School Caseload Compensation. Except for Music and Physical Education Teachers, teachers shall have their class enrollments adjusted to meet the 100 student caseload or, if in excess of 100 students, teachers shall receive a rate set forth in Article 7 Section N.4.; Honorariums will be determined at the end of each quarter, and paid within two pay cycles. Additionally, the Union and Board agree to re-evaluate the caseload compensation on an annual basis, by the end of the third quarter of each school year.
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High School Caseload Compensation a. $250 per quarter caseload honorarium based on class rosters of 101-110 students at the end of each quarter.

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