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Rec6ss takes place midmorning or mi
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( Chapter 1000 Article 1010 Hourly
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NOTE: August 22 and August 23 shall
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CEAonline CEA maintains a variety o
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Article 1406 2012-2013 Bi-weekly Pa
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NOW THEREFORE, the parties confirm
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CLOPPERT, LATANICK, SAUTER & WASHBU
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Dear CEA Members: This is your copy
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Contents Part I Articles Index . .
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Articles Chapter 100 101 Recognitio
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1008 STRS Service Credit Reporting
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istrative or supervisory personnel.
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shall be free of sexual stereotypin
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I. Payroll Procedures and Deduction
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which the particular tutor is sched
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tives shall be permitted to work on
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esponsibilities. A representative o
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112.02 A. Agency fees shall be auto
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Representative or the principal, el
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imately equal inminutesperweektotho
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205.06 Notwithstanding Sections 205
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Association Building Council with a
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ight of the Board or Superintendent
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assigned during their conference pe
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C. Irregular attendance Elementary
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assignment(s) unless over one-half
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following school year. C. The staff
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major orminorfield of certification
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principal so elects, a given class(
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mately mid-morning or mid-afternoon
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op and recommend to the principal a
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deem that a teacher’s performance
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plishment of such regular evaluatio
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licensure or in an area related to
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subsequent law amending the provisi
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formal record, the teacher shall be
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Simplify Your Life Open An Account
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The potential to be exceptional is
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ight to designate one (1) member of
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We want you to know ® Aetna is pro
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Article 603 School Counselors 603.0
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B. For absence of the teacher due t
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701.04 Ateacher who has been absent
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able question whether the teacher i
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lar classroom teachers selected and
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5. Either party may terminate the P
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half (7 1 ⁄2) hour workday. HS an
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ment providers. Signed by Gregory B
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Association Building Council The Bo
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Article 206 Teaching Environment an
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panel can utilize subcommittees or
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shall discuss the matter of ability
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collection and implementation. Such
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shall rest with the Division of Adm
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9. Securing, setting up and operati
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Trip Requisition Form .............
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Notification of Eligibility for Con
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Continuing Contract-Tutor BOARD OF
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Limited Contract-Instructional Supp
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One-Year Contract-Home Instruction
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One-Year Contract Tutor BOARD OF ED
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Supplemental Contract-Single Year B
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Office Referral Form (Sch190) Colum
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Removal of a Student Memorandum MEM
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Report to Principal ofParentConfere
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Domestic Partners Benefit Forms Aff
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Domestic Partners Benefit Forms Sta
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Elementary School Report Cards Prim
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Elementary School Report Cards Inte
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Grievance Form Columbus Public Scho
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PAR Evaluation-Intern Summary Grade
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L'ULUMHUS Professional Leave Form L
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•. ,. .. .,~.,, Sick Leave/Unpaid
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ETR Forms I ETR Evaluation Team Rep
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ETR Forms I ETR Evaluation Team Rep
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IEP Forms I EP Individualized Educa
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IEP Forms IIEP Individualized Educa
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Teacher Evaluation Notice of Specia
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Transportation Reimbursement Form N
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Variance Process for School Reform-
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Variance Process for School Reform
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October 1 of the initial year of as
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Completing the Appraisal oftheProfe
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Part IV Index tothe Master Agreemen
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printout, of nonmember teachers (Se
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classroom coverage/reassignment (Se
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payroll procedures (Sec. 109.03I-13
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Guidelines for Classroom Visitation
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Returning From Leave (Sec. 702.08),
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accrual (Sec. 109.03I-14, 701.01A),
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Notes 272