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Music Program. The weekly teaching workload is 23 regularly scheduled class contact hours where the principal instructional delivery mode is through the ensemble method and 27 regularly scheduled class contact hours where the principal instructional delivery mode is through the individual instruction method. The annual workload will consist of 731 hours of ensemble class contact hours and/or 864 hours of individual instruction class contact hours.
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Music Program. H.S., Elem. Band/School & Community Service 11.0% Marching Band (2) 2.5% Band Camp (2) 2.5% Color Guard - Marching Band (1) 2.5% Instrumental Music/extended day (2) 6.0% M.S., Elem. Band/School & Community Service 11.0% Elementary Choral (3) 2.0% Middle School/High School Choral (2) 3.0% Pep Band 2.0% ACTIVITIES S.A.D.D. 2.5% All School Musical Director 8.0% Assistant All School Musical Director 2.0% All School Musical Director - instrumental 3.5% All School Musical Director - vocal 3.5% All School Play Director 3.0% Auditorium Supervisor. 7.5% Yearbook Advisor 6.0% Freshman Class Advisor (1) 2.5% Sophomore Class Advisor (1) 2.5% Junior Class Advisor (2) 3.0% Senior Class Advisor (1) 3.0% National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Advisor (2) 2.5% Student Council Advisor - High School 2.5% - Asst. H.S. 1.5% - Middle School 2.0% - Intermediate School 2.0% Quiz Bowl Advisor 3.0% Debate Coach 3.0% Swimming-Age Group 3.0% Middle School Yearbook 2.0% High School Newspaper Advisor. 2.5% High School Chess Club Advisor 3.0% Business Professionals of America Advisor 3.0% Lunch Supervision $350 per trimester Detention Study Hall $350 per trimester APPENDIX B (Cont.) Mentor Teacher $250 per mentee Driver Education Teacher ................. 2009-2010 $23.22/hour Driver Education Teacher ................. 2010-2011 $23.57/hour Elementary Intra-mural – activity program (will be coordinated on a continuing basis by the building principal(s) and interested staff members. Rates of compensation will be mutually agreed to). DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS
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Music Program. (Event or season TBD) - Mandatory for all Elementary professional staff members. The building principal, through a sign-up process that he/she develops, will insure that all Elementary professional staff members attend at least one of the following events, or other events not listed here: * Family Reading Night or * Family Math & Science Night or * Family Art Night or * Other Event TBD
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Music Program. H.S., Elem. Band/School & Community Service 11.0% Marching Band (2) 2.5% Band Camp (2) 2.5% Color Guard - Marching Band (1) 2.5% Instrumental Music/extended day (2) 6.0% M.S., Elem. Band/School & Community Service 11.0% Elementary Choral (3) 2.0% Middle School/High School Choral (2) 3.0% Pep Band 2.0% INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE Director CAS $1000 Extended Essay Coordinator $1000 Essay Mentors $100/Student ACTIVITIES All School Musical Director 8.0% Assistant All School Musical Director 2.0% All School Musical Director - instrumental 3.5% All School Musical Director - vocal 3.5% All School Play Director 3.0% Yearbook Advisor 6.0% Freshman Class Advisor (1) 2.5% Sophomore Class Advisor (1) 2.5% Junior Class Advisor (2) 3.0% Senior Class Advisor (1) 3.0% National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Advisor (2) 3.0% Student Council Advisor - High School (2) 3.0% - Middle School 2.0% - Intermediate School 2.0% Quiz Bowl Advisor 3.0% Middle School Yearbook 2.0% High School Newspaper Advisor 2.5% Business Professionals of America Advisor 3.0% Interact (2) 3.0%
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Music Program. The parties agree to meet to review the impact of the 2020-2021 music schedule on working conditions. This group will consist of four RVUTA representatives that are chosen by the Association and District representatives chosen by the Superintendent.
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Music Program. I assure that my child will have his/her instrument in school on lesson days and practice his/her instrument at home with the regularity requested by the music teacher.
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Music Program. 116.1 Teaching staff mobility as set out in this section will apply to all teachers (including school leader classifications) who are appointed, promoted or transferred to these positions.
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Music Program. H.S., Elem. Band/School & Community Service 11.0% Marching Band (2) 2.5% Band Camp (2) 2.5% Color Guard - Marching Band (1) 2.5% Instrumental Music/extended day (2) 6.0% M.S., Elem. Band/School & Community Service 11.0% Elementary Choral (3) 2.0% Middle School/High School Choral (2) 3.0% Pep Band 2.0% INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE Director CAS $1000 Extended Essay Coordinator $1000 Essay Mentors $100/Student ACTIVITIES All School Musical Director 8.0% Assistant All School Musical Director 2.0% All School Musical Director - instrumental 3.5% All School Musical Director - vocal 3.5% All School Play Director 3.0% Yearbook Advisor 3.0% Freshman Class Advisor (1) 2.5% Sophomore Class Advisor (1) 2.5% Junior Class Advisor (2) 3.0% Senior Class Advisor (1) 3.0% National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Advisor (2) 3.0% Student Council Advisor - High School (2) 3.0% - Middle School 2.0% - Intermediate School 2.0% Quiz Bowl Advisor 3.0% Middle School Yearbook 2.0% High School Newspaper Advisor 2.5% Business Professionals of America Advisor 3.0% Interact (2) 3.0% APPENDIX B (Cont.) Middle School Drama(2) 3.0% Lunch Supervision $350 per trimester Detention Study Hall $350 per trimester Mentor Teacher $250 per mentee Elementary Student Council (2 each – Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx) 2.0% Elementary Intra-mural – activity program (will be coordinated on a continuing basis by the building principal(s) and interested staff members. Rates of compensation will be mutually agreed to). DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS HS Departments Compensation English (Language) 3.5% Social Studies 3.5% Mathematics 3.5% Science 3.5% Fine (Art & Music) and Applied (Business, Life Skills, Technology Education) Arts 3.5% Health & P.E 3.5% Special Ed 3.5% Foreign Language 3.5% Intermediate/Middle School Departments English 3.5% Social Studies 3.5% Math 3.5% Science 3.5% Health & P.E 3.5% Elementary Grade Level Chairs 1.75% Guidance As per extended work contract Media As per extended work contract APPENDIX C APPENDIX C (Cont.) APPENDIX D SPRING LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS GRIEVANCE REPORT Name of Grievant Assignment of Grievant Date Grievance Occurred Date Filed GRIEVANCE
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