Master Agreement 2005 - State Employment Relations Board

an amendment to Article 70102(D) Assault Leave, of
the agreement between the Columbus Education Association
and the Board of Education to read as follows:
D(6) Should be corrected to read:
(6) Workers’ Compensation cannot be received simultaneously
with assault or sick leave benefits.
D(8) should be added and read:
(8) In particularly severe or unusual cases, a reasonable
extension of assault leave benefits may be agreed to
between the parties on a non-precedent setting basis.
Signed by Rhonda Johnson for the Columbus Education
Association and by Craig Bickley for the Board of Education
(November 28, 2006)
Memorandum of Agreement
Make Up of Excessive Calamity Days
Theparties identified below agree that if it becomes necessary
to make up calamity days beyond those provided under
statute, such “make up” days will be added to the end of the
current school calendar in June for school year schools, and
to the end of the last quarter for year-round schools.
Signed by Rhonda Johnson for CEA and by Craig Bickley
for the Board in February 2007.
Memorandum of Agreement
(Substance-Free Workplace Program)
(August 2007)
Whereas, the parties of this agreement aknowledge a shared
concern that all staff of Columbus City Schools be free of
illegal substances, or illegal levels of legal substances, while
in the performance of theirrespective duties; and
Whereas, the parties acknowledge the value and investment
in current staff and the desire to first attempt to rehabilitate
afflicted staff; and
Whereas, the parties willingly and joinly united to draft a
uniform program for all employees of the school destrict,
exclusive of those covered under federal guidelines;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the parties have
agreed to implement the Columbus Public School’s
Substance-Free (Drug-Free) Workplace Program as adopted
by the Board of Education on August 28, 2007.
Signed for the Columbus Education Association by Rhonda
Johnson and for the Board of Education by Gene Harris
Memorandum of Understanding Regarding
Language Immersion Schools
1. Beginning with the 2008–09 school year, regu-
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