Common use of Orientation Programs Clause in Contracts

Orientation Programs. All orientation programs for new teachers shall be co-sponsored by the Board and the Association with the Association obligated to assume only such costs as may be mutually agreed upon during the planning of such programs. To the extent prohibited by law, the Board shall not be expected to assume the cost of purely social events conducted as part of such orientation programs, nor shall the Association be expected to assume the cost of speakers, consultants, and services normally considered an appropriate professional in- service training activity of a Board of Education. Duties and responsibilities of teachers involving student supervision outside of regular class work shall be clearly explained as part of the regular orientation program.

Orientation Programs. All The orientation programs for new teachers shall be co-sponsored cosponsored by the Board and the Association with the Association obligated to assume only such costs as may be mutually agreed upon during the planning of such programs. To the extent prohibited by law, the Board shall not be expected to assume the cost of purely social events conducted as part of such orientation programs, nor shall the Association be expected to assume the cost of speakers, consultants, and services normally considered an appropriate professional in- in-service training activity of a Board board of Educationeducation. Duties and responsibilities of teachers involving student supervision outside of regular class work shall be clearly explained as part of the regular orientation program.

Orientation Programs. All orientation programs for new teachers shall be co-sponsored by the Board and the Association with the Association obligated to assume only such costs as may be mutually agreed upon during the planning of such programs. To the extent prohibited by law, the Board shall not be expected to assume the cost of purely social events conducted as part of such orientation programs, nor shall the Association be expected to assume the cost of speakers, consultants, and services normally considered an appropriate professional in- in-service training activity of a Board of Education. Duties and responsibilities of teachers involving student supervision outside of regular class work shall be clearly explained as part of the regular orientation program.