your nea reps and school board keep the ball rolling for you

| Home | Calendar | Newsletter | Past Newsletters | Board | School Reps | Goals | Negotiations | Political Action | Benefits |

| Insurance |R&R | Kids Cause | By-Laws | Bonneville Blog | Bonneville | UEA |

 

Benefits of Membership Nebo
Certified Leave Package Over the years, the Nebo Education Association and Nebo District Administration have worked together to create your leave package. This document reviews the basics of that package. Of course, as educators, we are committed to being with our students in the classroom every day and hour possible to maximize their learning experience, but there are occasionally other priorities that take precedence. All leaves have certain provisions, qualifications, and/or restrictions. Please refer to section 14 in your Agreement Handbook for more specific information.

Sick Leave -

 


Medical Emergency Leave
-


Bereavement
-

Personal Business Leave -



Other Types of Leave -

 

Additional Leave -


*

Non-Tenured Educators: 5 days/year accumulative to fifteen days.* Tenured Educators: 180 days/year minus the sick leave taken in the previous two years. Compensation for last 90 days is 85% of regular salary. Previous days are at full pay. Notify principal ASAP when sick leave is required.

All Educators: 5 days/year for serious illness of listed person(s) at full pay. One of these days may be used to care for person with ordinary home ailment. This leave is charged against your sick leave. This leave must be cleared with principal first.

All Educators: 5 days/year for death of listed person(s) with full pay.

All Educators: 3 days/year cumulative to 10 maximum with full pay. This leave should be scheduled in advance with principal. (Example: A new teacher using two days/year would have 10 days available in their eighth year.)

There are several other leaves listed in the Agreement Handbook (military, jury, leave of absence, professional development, etc.). Please refer to section 14 of that book for information on these leaves.

When special circumstances merit, additional leave may be granted upon written application to the superintendent. As a note, 92 such applications have been made to the Superintendent in the last year, 90 of which were granted.

*The district works with non-tenured educators to provide more sick leave when needed.