Base school definition
Base school means the school in a merged attendance area that has the lowest enrollment of the schools in the merged attendance area.
Base school means the workplace designated by the Employer per Section 27:01 and shall generally be the school or the Education Authority office where the Teacher spends the greatest portion of his/her work time. Exceptionally, the Employer may designate a Teacher’s Base School as a workplace other than where the Teacher spends the greatest portion of his/her work time provided the designation is not made to avoid mileage expenses.
Base school means the school to which the Resource Teacher of Māori is attached;
Examples of Base school in a sentence
Base school shall be determined at the beginning of each school year.
Base school head teachers will negotiate with the member of staff and other head teachers as appropriate to determine local arrangements which should normally be agreed prior to the start of each school session.
It is agreed that each waiver shall be for one year, specific to the Site- Base school requesting the waiver and will not be precedent setting in that regard.
More Definitions of Base school
Base school means the school designated by the Employer as the teacher’s base school pursuant to 27.01.