Limited Contract Sequence Sample Clauses
The Limited Contract Sequence clause restricts the order and number of contracts that can be entered into between the parties within a specified timeframe or for a particular project. In practice, this clause may stipulate that only a certain number of contracts can be executed consecutively, or that new contracts cannot be initiated until previous ones are completed or terminated. Its core function is to prevent overlapping obligations and manage workflow, thereby reducing confusion and mitigating the risk of overcommitment or conflicting contractual duties.
Limited Contract Sequence. The sequence of contracts for Instructional Employees who are not eligible for continuing contract status will be three (3) successive one-year contracts, followed by successive three-year contracts. However, a teacher with a resident educator license will remain on a one year limited contract sequence until he/she receives a five (5) year license.
Limited Contract Sequence. Upon completion of the teacher’s initial contract the teacher will be issued a one year contract; upon completion of the teacher’s second limited contract of employment in the Springfield City Schools, such teacher, if re-employed, shall receive a limited contract for a term of two (2) years. However, the Board may grant a one year contract to such teacher if:
a. The teacher’s job performance during his/her contract term is only marginally satisfactory (i.e., any area of his/her evaluation falls below “meets requirements”).
b. The teacher has been given a written reprimand during his/her current contract by the Superintendent or Director of Human Resources.
Limited Contract Sequence. Contract Sequence
10.01 The Board shall issue a one (1) year limited contract to a teacher in his first year of regular employment. The Board shall issue a two (2) year contract to the teacher if reemployed. The third contract will be a two (2) year contract. Thereafter, the Board shall issue a three (3) year contract if the teacher is reemployed. The Board may issue a one (1) year contract to a teacher who is eligible for a multi-year contract for reasons directed at the teacher’s professional improvement.
Limited Contract Sequence.
(a) An employee serving under a limited contract shall be considered, at the expiration of his/her present limited contract, for a multi-year limited contract, providing the following qualifications have been met:
(1) The employee has served at least three consecutive years under one-year limited contracts.
(2) The employee is recommended on the basis of evaluation for a multi- year contract by the Superintendent.
(3) Nothing herein shall preclude the BOARD from offering the employee a one-year contract on the basis of evaluation.