Common use of Stacked Classes Clause in Contracts

Stacked Classes. Stacked classes combine courses that may otherwise be cancelled due to low enrollment. Classes are stacked in order to provide students with opportunities to take courses that otherwise the College could not offer. Adjunct faculty with a stacked course assignment may teach standards and lessons for more than one course, even though the stacked classes meet as one whole. When an adjunct faculty member is assigned a stacked class, he/she will be paid commensurate with the course with the largest contact hours. He/she will be credited with the credit hours assigned for the course with the most credit for purposes of salary movement. Adjunct faculty members will be paid a stipend of two hundred dollars ($200) for teaching a stacked class. Adjunct faculty have right to decline the option of teaching a stacked course.

Stacked Classes. Stacked classes combine courses that may otherwise be cancelled due to low enrollment. Classes are stacked in order to provide students with opportunities to take courses that otherwise the College could not offer. Adjunct faculty with a stacked course assignment may teach standards and lessons for more than one course, even though the stacked classes meet as one whole. When an adjunct faculty member is assigned a stacked class, he/she they will be paid commensurate with the course with the largest contact hours. He/she They will be credited with the credit hours assigned for the course with the most credit for purposes of salary movement. Adjunct faculty members will be paid a stipend of two hundred dollars ($200) for teaching a stacked class. Adjunct faculty have right to decline the option of teaching a stacked course.