Non-teaching duties definition
Non-teaching duties means professional work, not normally related to undergraduate teaching or course delivery, done in support of the business mandate, projects, and/or strategic initiatives of an academic or administrative unit, and under the direction of a coordinator. Examples include, but are not limited to, work performed in support of such units as the Art Gallery, the Teaching Centre, the Accommodated Learning, and the Iikaiskini Gathering place.
Non-teaching duties means duties which are required by the Board and which do not involve instruction of students, excluding the faculty meetings. Such duties include, but are not limited to, bus duty, playground duty, sidewalk duty, collection of student monies, student hall supervision, formal and informal conferences with parents, distribution of school information, participation in student clubs during work day, supervision of student dances, supervision of school activities, back to school night. Non-teaching duties shall be assigned in a fair and equitable manner.
A. In addition to one hour beyond the regular work day for spring formal parent conferences, one hour beyond the regular work day for fall formal parent conferences and one and one-half hours beyond the regular work day for back to school night, teachers may be required to serve seven (7) hours for elementary, ten (10) hours for middle and fourteen (14) hours for secondary of non-teaching duties beyond the teacher’s regular workday. Such service will include school activities, school athletic events, student dances, student field trips, evening programs, concerts, clubs, late night parent conferences, etc.
B. Extra-Curricular duties for which the teacher is being compensated will not count as part of the (7) seven hours for elementary, (10) ten hours for middle and (14) fourteen hours for secondary of non-teaching duties.
C. Teachers may volunteer to serve more than seven (7) hours for elementary, ten (10) hours for middle and fourteen (14) hours for secondary of non-teaching duties. Such teachers will be recognized by the Board of Trustees with a letter of commendation that will be placed in the teacher’s personnel file.
D. Teachers will be notified in writing five work days prior to the date that they will serve non-teaching duties beyond the regular work day. If the non-teaching duty is canceled, rescheduled, or postponed, the teacher will be notified of the change as soon as possible. If a teacher reports for a non-teaching duty which has been canceled, rescheduled, or postponed and if the teacher has not been notified of the change, then the teacher will be given one hour of non-teaching duty credit for reporting for duty.
E. At the beginning of each year, each school will draw up a list of all the anticipated non-teaching duties and the hours for each duty. This list will be posted and teachers will sign up on a first come first served basis for no more than seven (7) hours for elementary, ten(10) hours ...
Non-teaching duties means any duties, which are required by the District in accordance with the following: Extra pay for extra work:
More Definitions of Non-teaching duties
Non-teaching duties means any duties required by the District which do not involve instruction of students, including faculty meetings, and are specified in Unit Members’ job descriptions. Such duties include but are not limited to collection of student monies, mandated attendance at committee meetings, mandated meetings with parents, participation with student clubs and activities, and supervision of student dances.
Non-teaching duties means project work done in support of a unit and under the direction of a faculty or staff member, such as outreach programs, centres and institutes, the Art Gallery, or other University initiatives.
Non-teaching duties means duties not related to the direct supervision or instruction of pupils.