Hours and Workload. 1. The teacher's professional day shall be considered as those hours and activities required to perform their professional duties as they occur before, during and/or after the student day. Each teacher is expected to be punctual and regular in attendance for all assignments.
Hours and Workload. Statements in the Building Staff Handbooks do not replace or supersede contract language.
Hours and Workload. The School Committee will provide each Chapter 1/Title One employee with at least a twenty- (20) minute duty free lunch period per day except in cases of emergency. Said twenty (20) minutes shall not include walking students to and from the lunchroom.
Hours and Workload. 4.1 Teachers’ workload shall include all duties related to their individual assignment and all related school and district activities which must be carried out to ensure a high-quality educational experience for all children and are characteristic of high-quality educational institutions. A duty does not consist of supervising students before or after the school day.
Hours and Workload. 12 Teachers 12 Teacher Assistants 13 Educational Interpreters with Sign Language Endorsement 14 ARTICLE 14 14 VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY TRANSFERS AND REASSIGNMENTS 14 ARTICLE 15 15 EVALUATION AND PERSONNEL RECORDS 15 Teachers 15 Teacher Assistants 16 Educational Interpreters with Sign Language Endorsement 16
Hours and Workload. 1. All employees shall indicate their presence for work by placing a check mark in the appropriate column of the employee sign-in roster. Such roster shall be located in a central area. Non-certificated employee hours shall be verified weekly by their supervisor.
Hours and Workload. ACHERS The Association and the Board recognize the unique manner in which educational services are provided to students in the d parties agree to work with each other in effecting the efficient and appropriate delivery of educational services. Nothing contained herein prohibits or limits the right of the Board to assign the extra duties normally associated with t profession. Attendance at staff meetings before or after regular teaching hours is mandatory and recognized in the fi compensation, and participation in parent meetings and similar school activities is also part of an employee=s professional res Reasonable efforts will be made to notify staff at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance, except in emergencies. Professio eligible for a minimal, continuous, daily 30-minute preparation period or 150 minutes cumulative weekly preparation. If a period is not available, the professional shall be compensated through a proration of his/her regular salary. The work day shall not exceed seven (7) hours. Each employee shall be entitled to a thirty (30) minute, duty-free lunch p workday may be extended as needed for faculty meetings. Reasonable efforts will be made not to exceed twelve (12) staff m year. Every effort will be made to limit faculty meetings to 30 minutes. Professionals may be absent from the building during their scheduled duty-free lunch periods, provided they notify the off departure and return. When an emergency requires monitoring of students after regular work hours, the employee shall be compensated at the compensation rate or shall be offered compensatory time.
Hours and Workload. 1. The normal school day for teachers shall be no more than seven (7) hours and thirty (30) minutes between the hours of 7:45 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Or if assigned a 0 hour then between 6:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. As professionals it is understood that there is the need for additional time other than this to grade papers, prepare lesson plans, write curriculum, and participate in workshops to improve our skills to benefit students.
Hours and Workload. A Teachers
Hours and Workload. 1. All employees will be assigned appropriate starting and dismissal times, provided that their total workday shall be no longer than eight and one half (8 1⁄2) consecutive hours as determined by the employees contract, including the guaranteed duty-free lunch.
