Question 1

As a part-time teacher do I have to attend all staff meetings?

Scott Woods-Fehr · Accepted Answer

For staff meetings, your administrator should try to accommodate part-time staff’s assignment by scheduling staff meetings as much as possible on days where the teacher is at the school. It would not be an expectation for a staff member to attend a staff meeting on a day they do not work.

Section 4 Contracts of Employment

4.4 Part-time teachers, in consultation with the Admin, will commit to a pro-rated plan regarding participation in non-instructional days based on the percentage (%) of their contract and/or of the percentage (%) of the year that they are employed. These include but are not limited to staff meetings, professional development days, planning days, and conventions.

4.4.1 All Part-time Teachers are expected to attend the Opening School Celebration. This is considered part of their entire pro-rated attendance at non-instructional days.

Question 2

As a part-time teacher do I have to attend all staff meetings?

Scott Woods-Fehr · Accepted Answer

For staff meetings, your administrator should try to accommodate part-time staff’s assignment by scheduling staff meetings as much as possible on days where the teacher is at the school. It would not be an expectation for a staff member to attend a staff meeting on a day they do not work.

Section 4 Contracts of Employment

4.4 Part-time teachers, in consultation with the Admin, will commit to a pro-rated plan regarding participation in non-instructional days based on the percentage (%) of their contract and/or of the percentage (%) of the year that they are employed. These include but are not limited to staff meetings, professional development days, planning days, and conventions.

4.4.1 All Part-time Teachers are expected to attend the Opening School Celebration. This is considered part of their entire pro-rated attendance at non-instructional days.