Minimum School-Based Assignment Sample Clauses

Minimum School-Based Assignment. 8.1.1 The District recognizes that the varying nature of a unit member’s day-to-day professional responsibilities does not lend itself to a day of rigidly established length. The minimum school-based workday for unit members shall be 8 hours, exclusive of the designated lunch period. The supervisor shall determine the arrival and departure time for each unit member in an 8-hour work day exclusive of lunch. The site/department administrator shall consult with the staff or individual unit members regarding proposed schedules or changes in schedules, and the administrator’s determination shall not be arbitrary, capricious, or vindictive.
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Minimum School-Based Assignment. The District recognizes that the varying nature of a unit member’s day-to-day professional responsibilities does not lend itself to a day of rigidly established length.
Minimum School-Based Assignment. The District recognizes that the varying nature of a unit member’s day-to-day professional responsibilities does not lend itself to an instructional day of rigidly established length. The minimum school-based assignment hours shall be six and one-half (6 ½) hours. Beginning in 2014/15 the minimum school- based assignment hours shall be six and three quarter hours (6 ¾) exclusive of the unit member’s regular lunch period. Beginning in 2014/2015 weekly instructional minutes will not exceed: Elementary: Kindergarten = 1125 weekly instructional minutes Grades 1,2,3 = 1565 weekly instructional minutes Grades 4,5,6 = 1625 weekly instructional minutes Grades 7,8 = 1625 weekly instructional minutes Middle school: Grades 6,7,8 = 1650 weekly instructional minutes Within this limit, the site administrator shall determine class schedules, lunch schedules, and the arrival and departure times for each unit member. The site administrator shall consult with the staff or individual unit members regarding proposed schedules or changes in schedules, and the site administrator’s determination shall not be arbitrary, capricious, or vindictive. Permit teachers assigned to the pre-school program shall be assigned on-site duty hours, determined by the District, according to fiscal capabilities and program needs, but their hours shall not exceed the hours of regular teachers. The District shall maintain a minimum staff of eight (8) nurses for the duration of this agreement. Nurses shall normally be required to remain on the location(s) of assignment for at least seven (7) hours per day exclusive of the duty-free lunch period, and exclusive of any time when the nurse is “on call” but otherwise not on duty. Beginning in 2014/15 the day will be 7 ¼ hours. However, it is recognized that their professional responsibilities will cause their duty day to vary in length, under the direction of their immediate administrator. Recognizing that daily schedules may vary due to a variety of job-related factors, Teachers on Assignment not assigned to school sites shall normally have a seven and one-half (7 1/2) hour work day inclusive of the lunch period. Beginning in 2014/15 the day will be 7 ¾ hours. These minimum school-based assignment hours shall be applicable to every scheduled workday including days such as minimum pupil days and in-service days. However, if a minimum day is called due to weather problems, unit members may be released before the completion of their normal minimum day at th...

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