Activity Days definition

Activity Days means any day in which a meeting, practice session or event is held for the activity in which the student is participating or will participate in, beginning the next scheduled activity day and continuing in a non-consecutive sequence to a specified number.
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Examples of Activity Days in a sentence

  • Activity Days shall not be considered instructional days for the purpose of scheduling preparation time.

  • No more than two (2) Professional Activity Days shall be designated in the new Collective Agreement for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards at the elementary level.

  • L34.01 The Board and the Federation agree to work jointly on Professional Development projects, apart from regularly scheduled Professional Activity Days as defined in the Regulations which are the responsibility of the Board.

  • School break periods, School Board Professional Activity Days and other days where no students are in attendance at school will result in no work being scheduled by the Corporation for Crossing Guards.

  • Effective September 2010, two (2) Professional Activity Days shall be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards, one (1) prior to the first reporting period and one (1) prior to the second reporting period.

  • No more than two Professional Activity Days shall be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards.

  • In addition, Casual Occasional Teachers shall be permitted to attend School-based Professional Activity Days without pay where such request has been made to the principal and has been deemed appropriate.

  • E.6.2 may attend, without pay, scheduled Professional Activity Days arranged by the Board.

  • Where space is available in workshops during Professional Activity Days, Board organizers should encourage Occasional Teachers to participate.

  • Effective 2010-11, two (2) Professional Activity Days will be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards: one prior to the first reporting period and one prior to the second reporting period.