One-Year Contracts Sample Clauses
The One-Year Contracts clause establishes that the agreement between the parties will remain in effect for a period of one year from the start date. Typically, this means that all obligations, rights, and responsibilities outlined in the contract are binding for that one-year term, after which the contract may expire, renew, or require renegotiation. This clause provides a clear timeframe for the contractual relationship, ensuring both parties understand the duration of their commitments and allowing for regular review or adjustment of terms.
One-Year Contracts. A. A new teacher in the district shall receive a one-year limited contract.
B. At the expiration of the one (1) year limited contract, a teacher may receive another one (1) year limited contract following a fair and just supervisory and/or administrative evaluation that gives evidence of teaching competencies. Career- technical teachers would be eligible for a second one (1) year contract if they have maintained a “C” or better grade and are in good standing with the Ohio Required CT Teacher Educator Program.
One-Year Contracts. (a) One-year contracts will be based upon the normal faculty salary schedule and will be compensated at the same rate as if the instructor issued such a contract were either on probationary or continuing contract. Such contracts imply no obligation on the part of the Board of Trustees for reissuance and may be terminated at the end of the contract period without recourse. These employees will be evaluated as defined in Article 10.
1. This contract shall not be used to extend the probationary period.
(b) If the one-year contract position is available for the third consecutive year, it will be offered as a vacant position pursuant to Article VI, with the exception of vacancies due to extended illness which shall be filled at end of the third year first, by the returning faculty member or second, by posting. In the event that the person under the one-year contract is selected for the position, the prior time shall be counted toward the probationary period.
One-Year Contracts. The first three (3) contracts for a full-time teacher and all contracts for a part-time teacher in the District will be for one (1) year. Compliance with the state certification requirements is a requirement to hold this and all subsequent contracts. A full- time teacher shall be defined as a teacher scheduled to work a minimum of 1000 hours during the school year. A part-time teacher shall be defined as a teacher scheduled to work less than 1000 hours during the school year.
One-Year Contracts. The Board shall have the right to issue an employment contract for a period of one (1) year or less which expressly eliminates the teacher’s right of contract renewal, layoff, and recall as provided in this Agreement to a teacher who
a. replaces a teacher who, after May 15, has terminated their contract for the next school year; or
b. replaces a teacher who has been granted a leave of absence by the Board.
One-Year Contracts. The Board shall have the right to issue a contract for a period of one (1) year or less which expressly eliminates the teacher's right of contract renewal and layoff and recall to a teacher who:
A. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ a teacher who has terminated his/her contract for the next school year after July 1, or
B. Replaces a teacher who is granted a leave of absence by the Board.
C. Holds only a provisional teaching license. If a teacher is subsequently hired as a continuing employee, the year served on a one year contract will serve as the first year of the teacher’s probation.
One-Year Contracts. Clause 6.21.1. Certificated staff hired on one year contracts under RCW 28A.405.900 shall not possess nor accrue seniority for purposes of Article X, Transfer and Assignment nor Article XIII, Retention, Layoff and Recall. Salary Schedule placement for purposes of Article XII, Compensation, shall be in accordance with the State LEAP 1-S placement rules.
One-Year Contracts