Hours/General Working Conditions Sample Clauses

Hours/General Working Conditions. 8.1 The District recognizes that teaching is a profession. Unit members are expected to work a seven (7) hours and twenty (20) minutes professional day, which ordinarily includes a duty free lunch as follows: 45 minutes in grades K-3, 40 minutes in grades 4-5, and 30 minutes in grades 6-8. This professional day shall begin no later than 15 minutes before the student day and end no earlier than 15 minutes after the student day. In addition, unit members are expected to participate in other professional activities such as Back to School Night, Open House, parent conferences, and other mutually agreed upon school- wide events as necessary. However, if at any point during the school year the number of instructional minutes for any grade is projected to fall below the State required minimum, the District and OTA shall meet and confer on how the projected deficiency shall be made up. All unit members work one hundred eighty five (185) days per year, which includes three "staff development days." There are one hundred eighty (180) instructional days.
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