Supervision/Special Events Sample Clauses

Supervision/Special Events. With regard to supervision and extra-duty assignments outside the conventional work day, a teacher ordinarily shall have no more than one (1) per year. A teacher shall be able to select from among the available supervision/extra-duty assignments, on a first come, first serve basis. If after the voluntary sign ups and the involuntary assignments, resulting in all teachers having one assignment, there are necessary assignments remaining, volunteers shall again be solicited. If there are insufficient volunteers the second involuntary assignments shall be made on an inverse seniority basis. Teachers shall not choose as their duty any activity for which they are the sponsor. Open house, curriculum day, parent informational activity, and stipend positions are not considered as supervision and extra-duty assignments under this section.
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Supervision/Special Events. Deleted: Every effort shall be made to secure qualified substitute teachers to assume the duties of regularly employed teachers in their absence. Each school shall maintain a list of teachers who would be willing to substitute during their preparation period when no external substitute is available, which shall apply to all certified staff, including certified staff not classroom based, which list shall be delivered to the central administration office and the union president by September 30. For purposes of this section, non- classroom staff shall include Academic Facilitators (Reading, Math, Science/Social Studies, Technology, Bilingual, PBIS, RtI), Hearing Itinerants, Special Education Coordinators, RtI/PBIS Coaches, Special Education Elementary Instructional Coaches, Speech Language Pathologists, Union President, and positions of like structure. Non-classroom staff will substitute in a classroom one day per month and such staff will maintain their allotted number of preparation periods a week. Such staff will identify what building assignment they will cover in advance to coordinate scheduling. Where feasible, such list of teachers shall be utilized before any other teachers are requested to serve. ¶ ¶ B. With regard to supervision and extra-duty assignments outside the conventional work day, a teacher ordinarily shall have no more than one (1) per year. A teacher shall be able to select from among the available supervision/extra-duty assignments, on a first come, first serve basis. If after the voluntary sign ups and the involuntary assignments, resulting in all teachers having one assignment, there are necessary assignments remaining, volunteers shall again be solicited. If there are insufficient volunteers the second involuntary assignments shall be made on an inverse seniority basis. Teachers shall not choose as their duty any activity for which they are the sponsor. Open house, curriculum day, parent informational activity, and stipend positions are not considered as supervision and extra-duty assignments under this section.
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