Supply Teaching Compensation Sample Clauses

Supply Teaching Compensation a. Any teacher may accept or reject supply teaching at the rate of $20.00 per class period provided they do not have conflicting assignments for the class periods concerned. Teachers are to be employed in this supply capacity only when it is impossible to secure a regular substitute teacher. The compensation for elementary classes in Art, Music, and Physical Education will be $20.00 for Art, $10.00 for Music, and $10.00 for Physical Education. When and if assemblies, building parties, or other special activities are scheduled by the Administration, the compensation for special classes, which do not meet during such hours, shall be waived. A teacher may also accumulate a compensated day in the following manner: Six (6) hours of time spent at an administratively assigned function for compensation. Such time must be accrued beyond the length of the teacher's day and year. Compensatory time is limited to two (2) days per school year.
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Supply Teaching Compensation a. Any teacher may accept or reject supply teaching at the rate of 0.065% of BA Step 1 per hour provided they do not have conflicting assignments for the class periods concerned. Teachers are to be employed in this supply capacity only when it is impossible to secure a regular substitute teacher. When and if assemblies, building parties, or other special activities are scheduled by the Administration, the compensation for special classes, which do not meet during such hours, shall be waived. A teacher may also accumulate a compensated day in the following manner: Six (6) hours of time spent at an administratively assigned function for compensation. Such time must be accrued beyond the length of the teacher's day and year. Compensatory time is limited to two (2) days per school year.
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