Secondary Department Heads Sample Clauses

Secondary Department Heads. A Secondary Department Head employed as such as at June 30, 1994 shall receive an allowance as per the schedule below, in addition to the salary provided in Article 4.01: Base $1005 Per F.T.E. $169 LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE ST. XXXXX-ASSINIBOIA SCHOOL DIVISION AND THE ST. XXXXX-ASSINIBOIA TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION ADVANCE NOTICE OF RETIREMENT/RESIGNATION GRATUITY This letter of understanding shall be in force and effect from the date of ratification until June 30, 2022. The parties agree that teachers, with at least ten years of service in the Division, who provide written notice to the Board of their intention to retire or resign at the completion of a given school year shall be given an advance notice gratuity in accordance with the following schedule: • $1,000.00 if written notice is provided and received no later than the last weekday, on which the Board Office is open, in March of the year in which the employee is to resign or retire. • $2,000.00 if written notice is provided and received no later than the last weekday, on which the Board Office is open, in February of the year in which the employee is to resign or retire. Payment of such resignation gratuity for teachers not retiring shall be made on June 30. Payment of such retirement gratuity shall be made, at the option of the employee, on the effective date of his/her retirement, or January 1 of the year following his/her retirement. A retiring teacher who wishes to have his/her retirement gratuity placed into an RRSP shall notify the Board and complete any prescribed forms. Dated at St. Xxxxx-Assiniboia this day of , 2021. Signed and agreed on behalf of the St. Xxxxx-Assiniboia School Division Chair of the Board Secretary-Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer Signed and agreed on behalf of the St. Xxxxx-Assiniboia Teachers’ Association of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society. President Secretary LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN: THE ST. XXXXX-ASSINIBOIA SCHOOL DIVISION AND THE ST. XXXXX-ASSINIBOIA TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Re: Deferred Salary Leave Plan PURSUANT to discussions between the St. Xxxxx-Assiniboia School Division and the St. Xxxxx-Assiniboia Teachers’ Association: IT IS AGREED by both parties that the following points are clarifications of the master “Plan”:
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Secondary Department Heads. Secondary Department Head stipends shall be based on the average number of sections under their area. The department head stipend for secondary counselors shall be based on the FTE number of counselors in the counseling department (including guidance and career), multiplied by the number of sections that a 1.0 FTE teacher would teach. When the number of sections in a department reaches eighty (80), that department head shall be released from teaching duties of a .20 FTE for the purpose of planning and coordinating department functions. When the number of special education sections at a secondary school reaches fifteen (15), the special education department chair shall be scheduled for a release period (additional to the employee’s individual planning period.).
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