Absences Lasting Longer Than Four Weeks of Class Sample Clauses

Absences Lasting Longer Than Four Weeks of Class. When a member has been absent for four (4) weeks of class, and a long-term substitute has not been assigned, a long-term substitute shall be assigned for all remaining days that the member continues to be absent.
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