Teacher Substitutes Sample Clauses

Teacher Substitutes. A. The Board agrees to continue to provide qualified substitutes to replace teachers absent from school.
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Teacher Substitutes. ‌ Each employee will be entitled a substitute for one staff development day as arranged with the building principal. In addition to the aforementioned day, a certificated employee may receive up to two staff development sub days that are donated by another employee(s) per year.
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Teacher Substitutes. The District will maintain a list of qualified substitutes who shall be called for absent teachers. When no substitutes are available, volunteers will be solicited from available teachers for the areas of instruction that requires the substitute. If there are no volunteers, teachers may be assigned on an involuntary basis. Classroom teachers who substitute for absent teachers will be reimbursed on the following basis: Junior High – Teachers will be paid: 2019-2022 $27.91 for each class period of substitute teaching. Elementary – Except as otherwise provided below, ordinarily classes of absent teachers will be apportioned between not more than three (3) nor less than two (2) teachers. In extraordinary circumstances the class of an absent teacher will be entirely taken by one (1) other teacher. Teachers will be paid as follows when classes are apportioned between three (3) teachers, two (2) teachers, or when an entire class is given to one
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Teacher Substitutes. ‌ The District will maintain a list of qualified substitutes who shall be called for absent teachers. When no substitutes are available, volunteers will be solicited from available teachers for the areas of instruction that requires the substitute. If there are no volunteers, teachers may be assigned on an involuntary basis. Classroom teachers who substitute for absent teachers will be reimbursed on the following basis: Junior High – Teachers will be paid: 2012-2013 $27.91 2013-2014 $27.91 for each class period of substitute teaching. Elementary – Ordinarily classes of absent teachers will be apportioned between not more than three (3) nor less than two (2) teachers. In extraordinary circumstances the class of an absent teacher will be entirely taken by one (1) other teacher. Teachers will be paid as follows when classes are apportioned between three (3) teachers, two (2) teachers, or when an entire class is given to one (1) teacher, as follows: 3 teachers 2 teachers 1 teacher 2012-2013 $48.71 $73.07 $146.14 2013-2014 $48.71 $73.07 $146.14 Teachers will be paid as soon as practicable after the end of each quarter for the substitute duty performed pursuant to the above conditions.
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Teacher Substitutes. Paraprofessionals who have a substitute certificate or teaching certificate and are required to substitute teach shall be paid at time and a half of their regular rate of pay.
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Teacher Substitutes. When a teacher is absent and a substitute teacher cannot be secured for that day, the building principal may request that a regular staff member assume instructional responsibilities. This will be done with the teacher’s approval and shall be limited to two periods per day. The District will pay the teacher at a rate of $28.88 in 2006-07 and $29.96 in 2007-10 per instructional period assumed. For the purpose of this Article, an instructional period shall equal no less than 30 and no more than 40 minutes.
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