Common use of Long-Term Substitutes Clause in Contracts

Long-Term Substitutes. Long-term substitutes are defined as teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment of long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end of the period of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacher.

Long-Term Substitutes. 1. Long-term substitutes are defined as substitute teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave placed in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment By the 61st day of employment, all long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end receive a written contract of the period employment. Long-term substitutes may be utilized to fill positions that are open due to approved leaves of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacherabsence.

Long-Term Substitutes. a. Long-term substitutes are defined as substitute teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave placed in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment of All long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end receive a written contract of the period of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacheremployment.

Long-Term Substitutes. 10.061 Long-term substitutes are defined as substitute teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave placed in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment of All long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end receive a written contract of the period of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacheremployment.

Long-Term Substitutes. 1. Long-term substitutes are defined as substitute teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave placed in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment of All long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end receive a written contract of the period of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacheremployment.

Long-Term Substitutes. Long-term substitutes are defined as teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment of long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end of that the period of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacher.

Long-Term Substitutes. a. Long-term substitutes are defined as substitute teachers hired to fill the temporary vacancy of a teacher on leave placed in the same assignment for more than sixty (60) days. The employment By the sixty-first (61st) day of employment, all long-term substitutes shall automatically expire at the end receive a written contract of the period employment. Long term substitutes may be utilized to fill positions that are open due to approved leaves of substitution or upon return to duty of the teacher from an approved leave of absence without any action by the Board or further notice to the teacherabsence.