ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL Sample Clauses

ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL. The District retains the right to offer a truly “alternative” high school day which may include start and end times that reflect an early afternoon-evening schedule such as, but not limited to, 12:00-7:00 p.m. Any such position will first be posted internally to current Association members. If the position has not been filled, then the district will post such a position externally. The alternative schedule shall be negotiated with the Association beginning no later than March 1 of the year prior to implementation.
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ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL. Four percent of the salary on Column II according to where they are placed based on previous experience. The assignments include: Yearbook Production Three percent of the salary on Column II according to where they are placed based on previous experience. The assignments include: Newspaper Production
ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL. 6.01 The District may elect to run an Alternative High School. If an Alternative High School is conducted after the regular school day, staff members will be afforded the first opportunity to participate. Staff will be selected by the administration with seniority as a factor. If no qualified staff members express an interest, the District may hire out of district.
ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL. All classes 22 students present
ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL. Full-time TEACHERS at the alternative high school shall be provided a minimum of 250 minutes of preparation time per week between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

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