Individual Building Closure Clause Samples

Individual Building Closure. If a building is closed due to emergency conditions, however the District remains open, staff in the closed building will not report to their worksite. The staff and building administrator will work together to determine make-up time for the hours or day(s) missed. Make-up time will be documented.
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Individual Building Closure. If an individual building is closed and the school day 33 will not be made up, all employees assigned to that building will be directed to 34 report to a specified location for the day or will need to take appropriate leave for 35 being absent. If there is a closure in an individual building on a school day which 36 needs to be made up by students, the District will provide alternate instructions. 37 38 42.6 During early release Wednesdays and other times available to SESPA staff for 39 professional development, the District will provide, at no cost to employees, access 40 to the following training: 41 ! CPR 42 ! Stop the Bleed 43 ! Basic First Aid 44 45 42.7 No employee may be asked, required or allowed to carry a firearm on school 46 grounds.
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