SMART Wednesday Sample Clauses

SMART Wednesday. In order to properly support outbound transportation services on SMART Wednesdays, the elementary dismissal time shall be adjusted to 2:10pm (CBA Section: 3.12.7). The District and Association recognize that the impact of a ten minute loss of professional learning time for each elementary session shall be negotiated. The following is the context and plan. There are 17 elementary SMART Wednesdays during the 21-22 school year. This equates to 170 minutes or 2 hours and 50 minutes of time. Certificated building staff will use a vote to decide between the following two options: Option One: A maximum of 170 minutes of OPEL Time is credited as done each Elementary Cert for the 2021-22 school year; it can be written on the form as “SMART Wednesday Time”. This is 10 minutes per SMART Wednesday at which the staff member is present. Option Two: The time will be 80 minutes, rather than 90. The breakdown of time will be 45 minutes for employee application time, and 35 minutes for building provided time.
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