MEMBER HOURS Sample Clauses

MEMBER HOURS. 5.1.1 The length of the regular members’ workday at the elementary buildings shall be 7 hours. The length of the regular members’ workday at the secondary buildings shall be 7 hours 35 minutes. 5.1.2 No member will be required to be at his/her teaching station prior to fifteen (15) minutes before pupil starting time. 5.1.3 No secondary member will be required to remain more than one (1) regular period beyond student dismissal time. No elementary school member will normally be required to remain longer than (30) minutes after normal student dismissal time; however, on an as needed basis, this thirty (30) minutes may be extended to forty-five (45) minutes. Members will remain available during this period to aid students, or use such time for planning and preparation or other professional duties. 5.1.4 Members may leave fifteen (15) minutes after the regular student dismissal on Fridays and days before holidays. 5.1.5 The Building Principal may, at his/her discretion, request each member to sign in on a sheet provided in the building office each time a member reports to work in said building. 5.1.6 Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs 5.1.1, 5.1.2 and 5.1.3, the District may assign members to schedules which begin before or after the regular member workday in a building, and end a corresponding amount of time before or after the member workday in the building, so long as the workday for the member(s) under such schedule(s) is no longer than the workday for other members in the same building. No individual member’s schedule may vary by more than one (1) hour (or one block if the building is on a block schedule) outside the regular member workday in the member’s building. In the event that the District determines to make such an assignment or assignments, the District will identify the members within the building who are appropriate to the assignment(s) and solicit volunteers from among them; if the District receives no volunteers, or an insufficient number of volunteers, then the least senior member(s) from the identified group within the building shall be so assigned. 5.1.7 Members may be required to attend one Open House meeting per year. Members assigned to two or more buildings may be required to attend a second Open House. Dates and hours shall be mutually agreed upon between the Association and the District. 5.1.8 Members who are hourly employees will be required to use the electronic time keeping system each day in lieu of submitting time sheets...
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MEMBER HOURS. 1. It is agreed that the work day of the members shall be seven (7) hours. 2. Before August 1, the arrival and dismissal times of the student day shall be mutually established by the administration and association to maintain continuity of schedules with area programs in which students are involved. 3. Members may be asked to support the maintenance of a safe school environment by supervising students within the building for fifteen (15) minutes before and/or after school, (i.e., 5 before/10 after, 10 before/5 after, etc.) Building principals will determine the supervision schedule in conjunction with the building association representative(s) with consideration of individual staff input. 4. A thirty (30) minute duty-free, uninterrupted lunch period for grades (6-12) and a thirty-five (35) minute, duty-free uninterrupted lunch period for grades (PreK-5), to be arranged by each building. 5. The arrival and dismissal times for a particular member may be altered to provide programs/courses for students that cannot otherwise be scheduled during the regular school day, provided, however, that no member will be assigned to teach a class before or after school without his/her prior agreement. 6. A total of 12 additional hours will be split between open house/orientation/curriculum night, and spring and fall conferences to be mutually decided at the building level with association input. (i.e., open house = 1 hour, fall conferences = 6 hours, spring conferences = 5 hours)
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