Compensation and Release Time Clause Samples

Compensation and Release Time. 18.05.1 The Lead Mentor shall earn $750 per school year, each Mentor shall earn $750 per assigned mentee, and each Facilitator shall earn $300 per mentee. If the mentor serves in the position for less than one (1) school year, the stipend will be paid commensurate with time served in the position. 18.05.2 Release time will be provided to accommodate observations, collaboration, and professional development. The Lead Mentor and all Mentors will be provided up to two (2) release days (in half-day increments) per year per mentee, subject to approval by the respective building principal(s). Additional release time may be granted at the Superintendent’s discretion. 18.05.3 Mentees will be provided up to two (2) release days per year (in half-day increments) to meet their responsibilities of the mentoring program, subject to approval by the respective building principal(s)
Compensation and Release Time. 5.1 Peer Assistant Working With A Participating Teacher With An Unsatisfactory Evaluation 5.1.1 The peer assistant shall receive a stipend totaling $2000 per year made payable in two increments. 5.1.2 Both, the peer assistant and the participating teacher, will be provided with up to seven (7) days of release time each during the year while participating in this program. 5.2 Peer Assistant Working With A Participating Teacher Who Volunteers 5.2.1 Up to $2000 may be used for release days, extra duty pay, or conferences/workshops listed in the agreed upon assistance plan.
Compensation and Release Time. 1. Release time for bargaining unit Committee members will be as determined by the mutual agreement of the co-chairs for any PDC meetings or assignments occurring during the normal work day. For authorized meetings and/or pre-approved Committee work outside of the normal work day, bargaining unit members on the Committee will be compensated at the internal substitution rate. 2. Bargaining unit members designated by the TTA President to serve as co-chair of the PDC will be eligible for additional hours at the internal substitution rate for additional pre-approved hours required for work performed as co-chair.
Compensation and Release Time. 1. Teachers in the Resident Educator mentoring program shall be provided coordinated release time with his/her mentor. This release time shall be used for consultation with the mentor teacher and/or for required Resident Educator assessments and paperwork. This release time shall be for one (1) day per year which can be taken as one (1) full day or two (2) half days. 2. Each mentors for staff members in the Resident Educator mentoring program shall receive an annual stipend as follows: • $700 for mentors who provide one-on-one mentoring for 1st year Resident Educators; and • $250 per mentee for mentors who mentor a cohort of Resident Educators who are in year 2, year 3, year 4 resubmissions, or RESA Facilitator of the Resident Educator Program. Mentors for staff members in FYD mentoring program shall receive a stipend of two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) per school year. A mentor may resign in the case of an identified personal emergency that would require the mentor's withdrawal from the program, or in the event of a mentor/Resident Educator/FYD relationship that has been deemed, by the building principal, in consultation with the Chairperson(s) of the Committee, as unworkable. The principal may also replace the mentor for other good reasons, in consultation with the Chairperson(s) of the Committee. If this occurs, the mentor will be paid a prorated amount of the stipend for that school year. 3. Mentors for 1st year Resident Educators will only be assigned to one (1) Resident Educator/FYD per school year unless this provision is waived by the Chairperson(s) of the Committee. Mentors for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year Resident Educators shall mentor a cohort of mentees. 4. All interactions between the Resident Educator/FYD and mentor shall be confidential. However, either the mentor or Resident Educator/FYD should call serious issues to the attention of their building principal and Chairperson(s) of the Committee.
Compensation and Release Time. Release time for bargaining unit Committee members will be as determined by the co-chairs and will be provided for PDC meetings or assignments occurring during the normal work day. For authorized meetings and/or pre-approved Committee work outside of the normal work day, bargaining unit members on the Committee will be compensated at special projects rate per hour. Bargaining unit members designated by the NREA President to serve as co- chair of the PDC will receive a supplemental contract equal to that provided to grade level chairs and will not receive additional compensation for PDC work. APPENDIX A ASSAULT LEAVE FORM Name Date Assault leave has been taken in accordance with Article V, Section 5.3 of the Agreement between the Board and the Association. The principal or supervisor notified was
Compensation and Release Time a. For each mentee, a mentor will receive the following compensation and release time: (1) The mentor shall receive a stipend of .05 of the BA base salary per school year and shall receive this compensation in equal installments with his/her regular paycheck. (2) The mentor shall be given release time, at his/her determination, up to a maximum of twenty-five (25) hours per school year. Additional hours may be granted by the Director of Human Resources. (3) When the mentor determines that release time is needed, he/she shall give at least three (3) days advance notice to the building principal so that substitute arrangements can be made. If immediate intervention is required, the mentor will give at least one (1) days’ notice directly to Human Resources. A professional leave form must be submitted. (4) The mentor shall also meet with the mentee for two (2) hours before the school year begins. The mentor and mentee shall mutually determine this meeting date and time.
Compensation and Release Time. A. Compensation (Regular Contract Year) Will be $9,700 throughout the contract. B. Release Time (Regular Contract Year) Division Chairpersons will each be released from twenty-one (21) contact hours per year.

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