Elementary and Secondary Activities Paid by Hours Negotiated Clause Samples

The "Elementary and Secondary Activities Paid by Hours Negotiated" clause establishes that compensation for work related to elementary and secondary activities will be determined based on the number of hours agreed upon between the parties. In practice, this means that payment is not fixed or salaried, but rather calculated according to the actual hours worked, as negotiated in advance for each activity or assignment. This approach ensures flexibility in compensation, allowing both parties to tailor payment to the specific scope and duration of each task, and helps prevent disputes over payment by clearly defining how remuneration is determined.
Elementary and Secondary Activities Paid by Hours Negotiated. A. Elementary activities shall be paid on an hourly basis as determined by the job description. All activities which are recognized across the District shall be paid with an SAS contract. These shall include, but shall not be limited to, Speech Contest, Spelling Bee, Science Fair, Math Counts, Geography Bee, Cross Country Running, Cross Country Skiing, and Robotics. Payment will be computed by multiplying the number of hours involved in the activity by the X factor. B. Upon agreement between the District, the employee, and FEA, an hourly rate may also be used to compensate secondary activities when the job description requires fewer than the estimated hours for the activity's range. C. Payment may not exceed the negotiated rate. Rates: 12X 25X 50X 100X 150X 200X 300X 400X Cross-Country Running Interest Clubs Band Choir Drama (per major production*) ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Math Counts Orchestra Rifle Robotics Student Newspaper Boys' Volleyball 7th & 8th Boys' Basketball 7th Boys' Basketball 8th Cross-Country Skiing Girls' Volleyball 7th & 8th Girls' Basketball 7th Girls' Basketball 8th Gymnastics Intramurals Wrestling Yearbook *Jointly determined by sponsor and principal SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY RANGES RANGE 2 RANGE 5 Band** RANGE 7 Cross-Country Running Interest Clubs Class Advisor – Senior Gymnastics RANGE 3 Dance Team Drama (per major JrROTC Rifle Art Club Class Advisor - Freshman Class Advisor - Sophomore Foreign Language Club production*) Orchestra** Robotics Science Symposium Student Council Track and Field RANGE 8 RANGE 4 Vocal Music** Boys’ Basketball Cross-Country Skiing Class Advisor - Junior Declamation Forensics/Debate ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Skills USA Health Occupation Skills of America RANGE 6 Academic Decathlon Intramurals Student Newspaper Yearbook Varsity Cheerleaders sport season) Wrestling Managers (per Football Girls’ Basketball Hockey Swimming Volleyball Wrestling Distributive Education Clubs of America *Jointly determined by sponsor and principal **An overlap exists between curricular and extracurricular in these areas and should be noted that public performances may be either curricular or extracurricular. Performance schedules must be determined by sponsor and principal. 108 EXAMINATION‌ The District shall cover all costs of physical examinations required as a condition of employment and that are identified by the District's approved "Physical Examination Record" form. Teachers may go to the physician of their c...
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Elementary and Secondary Activities Paid by Hours Negotiated. A. Elementary activities shall be paid on an hourly basis as determined by the job description. All activities which are recognized across the District shall be paid with an SAS contract. These shall include, but shall not be limited to, Battle of the Books, Speech Contest, Spelling Bee, Science Fair, Math Counts, Geography Bee, Cross Country Running, Cross Country Skiing, and Robotics. The principal has the discretion to approve contracts for additional activities outside of the curricula standards and normal expectations of the teacher. Payment will be computed by multiplying the number of agreed-upon hours involved in the activity by the X factor. B. Upon agreement between the District, the employee, and FEA, an hourly rate may also be used to compensate secondary activities when the job description requires fewer than the estimated hours for the activity's range. C. Payment may not exceed the negotiated rate.
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