Non-Instructional Days. 4. School Accreditation
Non-Instructional Days. 1. All of the available non-instructional days as provided in the School Calendar and authorized by the Employer shall be used for Teacher Professional Development activities.
Non-Instructional Days. 1. Non-instructional days shall be considered as instructional days for salary purposes.
Non-Instructional Days. Non-instructional days occurring during an assignment may count as a day of work, at the discretion of the Principal, and will not count as an interruption in service.
Non-Instructional Days. Part-time. Each part-time faculty member shall be compensated for attendance of a maximum of twenty four (24) hours of college-wide in-service scheduled activities every academic year. Part-time faculty will be compensated at their hourly rate for all hours attended.
Non-Instructional Days. 1. A minimum of half of any non-instructional days shall be used for Teacher Professional Development activities as determined by the Professional Development Committee and/or school staff(s).
Non-Instructional Days. 1. All of the available non-instructional days as stated in Section D, Article D.23.1.a.i shall be used for teacher professional development activities, organized by the school Principal and school staff and/or school Pro-D Committee and/or the Joint MRTA Board Professional Development Committee.
Non-Instructional Days. 22.1 The maximum number of non-instructional days as provided for in Article D.20 shall be allocated as follows:
Non-Instructional Days. Unless mutually agreed to otherwise, regular employees who are not normally scheduled to work on non-instructional days may report for work in the normal manner. Unless advised seventy-two (72) hours in advance, or at the time they are called, spareboard employees shall report for work in the normal manner. See Article 36 - Staff Development
Non-Instructional Days. 1. A minimum of five (5) non-instructional days shall be available to each Teacher during the school year.
