Year-Round Archived Language Clause Samples

Year-Round Archived Language. Language from the 2003-2006 contract between Washington Unified School District and Washington Teachers’ Association regarding year-round education has been placed at the end of Article 25 YRE as of February 23, 2006, until further need by mutual agreement between the two parties. 5.1.1 A track shall be defined as a specific period of instruction for both students and teachers. 5.1.2 Single track YRE shall be defined as an alternative calendar, which utilizes only one track with all teachers and students on site at the same time. 5.1.3 Off-track shall be defined as non-school/duty time for students and teachers. . 5.1.4 A transfer shall be defined as a change within position classification from one school or administrative unit to another or from a traditional calendar to a YRE calendar or from a YRE calendar to a traditional calendar
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