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Table of Contents PREAMBLE PITTSFORD CENTRAL SCHOOLS PITTSFORD, NEW YORK AGREEMENT Between the BOARD OF EDUCATION and the PITTSFORD DISTRICT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2015 Table of Contents PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 1 COMPENSATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 9 1-1 Compensation – Starting Salaries ........................................................................................................................... 9 1-2 Compensation for Graduate Courses ..................................................................................................................... 10 1-3 Compensation for Coaching ................................................................................................................................. 10 1-4 Compensation for Instructional Leadership ............................................................................................................. 15 1-5 Compensation for Extracurricular .......................................................................................................................... 19 1-6 Compensation for Chaperones ............................................................................................................................. 20 1-7 Compensation for Career Award Plan .................................................................................................................... 20 1-8 Compensation in the Event of Reassignment ......................................................................................................... 21 1-9 Compensation for Summer Employment and Enrichment ........................................................................................ 21 1-10 Compensation for Curriculum Writing Committees ............................................................................................. 21 1-11 Jury Duty ....................................................................................................................................................... 22 1-12 Salary Deductions ........................................................................................................................................... 22 2 PROFESSIONAL LEARNING ............................................................................................................................. 22 2-1 Tuition Reimbursement ........................................................................................................................................ 22 2-2 Professional Learning Compensation and Requirements ......................................................................................... 22 2-3 Conference and Workshop Attendance .................................................................................................................. 23 2-4 Classroom Visitations .......................................................................................................................................... 23 2-5 Study Grants ....................................................................................................................................................... 23 2-6 Mentoring Program .............................................................................................................................................. 23 3 LEAVES OF ABSENCE ........................................................................................................................................ 23 3-1 Personal and Family Illness .................................................................................................................................. 23 3-2 Prolonged Illness Days ........................................................................................................................................ 24 3-3 Sick Leave Bank.................................................................................................................................................. 24 3-4 Child Care Leave ................................................................................................................................................. 24 3-5 Leaves of Absence Without Pay ............................................................................................................................ 24 3-6 Leaves of Absence for Professional Growth ........................................................................................................... 25 2 3-7 Personal Leave – Without Deduction from Sick Leave ............................................................................................. 25 3-8 Personal Leave – With Deduction from Sick Leave ................................................................................................. 25 3-9 Unauthorized Leaves of Absence .......................................................................................................................... 25 3-10 Job Sharing .................................................................................................................................................... 26 4 INSURANCE........................................................................................................................................................... 27 4-1 Health Insurance ................................................................................................................................................. 27 4-2 Life Insurance ..................................................................................................................................................... 28 4-3 Long Term Disability Insurance ............................................................................................................................. 28 4-4 Dental Insurance ................................................................................................................................................. 28 4-5 NYSUT Benefit Trust & VOTE COPE .................................................................................................................... 28 4-6 Health Fund ........................................................................................................................................................ 29 4-7 Flexible Benefits .................................................................................................................................................. 29 5 RELEASE TIME .................................................................................................................................................... 29 5-1 Lunch Period ....................................................................................................................................................... 29 5-2 Elementary Teachers ........................................................................................................................................... 29 5-3 President of Teachers' Association ........................................................................................................................ 29 5-4 IEP Writing ......................................................................................................................................................... 30 5-5 Paraprofessional Support ..................................................................................................................................... 30 5-6 Preparation Time (K-5, Elem. Spec. Education, & all Speech Lang. Teachers) .......................................................... 30 6 CLASS SIZE/WORK LOAD ................................................................................................................................. 30 6-1 Class Size Maximums .......................................................................................................................................... 30 7 PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS FOR TEACHERS .......................................................................................... 32 8 EVALUATION ....................................................................................................................................................... 32 8-1 Evaluation Procedures ......................................................................................................................................... 32 8-2 Targets ............................................................................................................................................................... 33 8-3 Summative Evaluation ......................................................................................................................................... 33 8-4 Classroom Observations ...................................................................................................................................... 33 8-5 Evaluation File .................................................................................................................................................... 33 9 PROBATIONARY PERIOD ................................................................................................................................. 34 10 SENIORITY ...........................................................................................................................................................
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