Teaching Contracts Clause Samples
The "Teaching Contracts" clause defines the terms and conditions under which an individual or entity is engaged to provide teaching services. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of teaching duties, duration of the contract, compensation, and any specific requirements such as curriculum standards or performance evaluations. For example, it may specify the number of classes to be taught, the schedule, and expectations for lesson preparation. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of their obligations and rights, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and disputes related to teaching arrangements.
Teaching Contracts. Except in regard to employees who have attained continuing contract status elsewhere, the initial limited contract offered to employees new to the Monroe Local School District, except employees hired to fill vacancies occurring during the school year, or as substitute employees, shall be for a term of one (1) school year. Employees hired during the school year to fill vacancies may be offered contracts for the remaining of the school year.
Teaching Contracts. The provisions of the Michigan Teacher Tenure Act shall be followed for all teacher contracts where such Act is applicable.
Teaching Contracts. 3.20 Assignment
Teaching Contracts. After finalizing negotiations, the Board will prepare individual teacher's contracts to be signed on or before the first day of classes or as soon as possible before October 1st. Payroll step increase shall be added to the first payroll.
Teaching Contracts. Payday will be every other Friday, consisting of twenty-six (26) pays in accordance with O.R.C. 3313.
Teaching Contracts. 1. Only a teacher who meets the criteria set forth in ORC 3319.08 may be offered a continuing contract. Persons eligible for a continuing service contract must submit a written request for consideration for a continuing contract along with supporting documentation on or before October 1 of the last year in which they are eligible. If the request or documentation is not received by October 1, the teacher will have to wait until the following school year to be considered for a continuing contract, unless the restriction is waived by the Superintendent.
Teaching Contracts. 1. Only a teacher who meets the criteria set forth in ORC 3319.08 may be offered a continuing contract. Persons eligible for a continuing service contract must submit a written request for consideration for a continuing contract along with supporting documentation on or before October 1 of the last year in which they are eligible. If the request or documentation is not received by October 1, the teacher will have to wait until the following school year to be considered for a continuing contract, unless the restriction is waived by the Superintendent.
2. Temporary Certificate/License No teacher on a temporary certificate/license may be given more than a one- year limited contract under any circumstances.
3. Contract Track The normal schedule of awarding contracts to teachers will be as follows:
a. One-year contract for first year at Monroeville Local Schools.
b. One-year contract for the second year at Monroeville Local Schools.
c. One-year contract for the third year at Monroeville Local Schools if hired after July 1, 2017.
d. Two-year contracts beginning the fourth year at Monroeville Local Schools unless reasons are given for a one-year contract.
Teaching Contracts. The Board shall enter into a written contract for the employment and reemployment of each bargaining unit member. Such contract shall be issued in compliance with the applicable provisions of the O.R.C. and this Agreement.
Teaching Contracts. 011 Employment By Contract
Teaching Contracts. The contractual term of employment shall be as follows:
A. A newly employed teacher shall receive a one (1) year limited contract which shall be followed by a one (1) or two (2) year limited contract if his or her contract is renewed.
B. A teacher who has been employed for three (3) or more years shall receive, upon expiration of his or her contract, a one-(1) year, two-(2) year, three-(3) year, or five (5) year limited contract if his or her contract is renewed. Two (2) or three (3) year contracts shall be issued to teachers whose appraiser's ratings are generally 2.5 to 3.24. Five-year contracts shall be issued to teachers whose appraiser's ratings are generally