TO:
District 86 Staff Members
FROM:
David Anderson and Mike Matozzi –
Summer School Principals
SUBJECT:
APPLICATION FOR DISTRICT 86 SUMMER SCHOOL 2012
DATE:
March 19, 2012
If you are interested in being considered for a summer school teaching or support staff position, please
complete the attached application and submit it to Karen Zahara at the Administration Center by April
5. Applications for team teaching, job sharing, and other non-traditional employment arrangements are
encouraged and supported; we have seen many positive situations where teachers have shared summer
school positions to work around their busy schedules. Therefore, don’t hesitate to consider this as an
option. You may indicate this interest on the application or talk with one of us.
Using the guidelines of the negotiated District 86 contract, the selection and assignment of summer
school faculty shall be the responsibility of David Anderson and Mike Matozzi.
Here is information about the Summer School 2012 program:
LOCATION:
CALENDAR:
HINSDALE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
1st Semester – Monday, June 11 to Tuesday, July 3, 2012
(Wednesday, July 4th, is a school holiday.)
2nd Semester – Wednesday, July 5 to Friday, July 27, 2012
Classes meet daily from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHING COMPENSATION
Salary -- $38.27 per hour if this is your first year teaching District 86 summer school
$46.68 per hour if this is your second year or more teaching District 86 summer school
Since the summer school day is 5 hours long and a semester is 17 days, an experienced summer
school teacher would make $3,967.80 per semester, and a first-year teacher would make $3,252.95.
Positions that don’t involve teaching every hour in the semester would be calculated at this hourly
rate. For example, teachers of the class called “Reading Strategies” work 60 hours during a
semester and would have their salary determined by this number of hours.
*Plus the school district pays the same TRS on the salary
that has been negotiated for the regular school year.
RIF – 0.2 points (0.1/ semester)
Salary for non-District 86 Employees:
$32.21 per hour if this is your first year teaching District 86 summer school
$38.27 per hour if this is your second year or more teaching District 86 summer school
SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHING APPLICATION
Complete and send to Karen Zahara, HR Assistant, by April 5, 2012
NAME____________________________________________________________
*SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT
EXT. #
*If currently employed outside District 86, please indicate above.
Home telephone number
Alternate phone number ____________________________
Years teaching experience in District 86
Years teaching experience in District 86 Summer School
I would like to teach (please circle):
1st semester only 2nd Semester only Both semesters
I am interested in team teaching or job sharing? Yes_______
Not this year_______
Courses I would like to teach (list in order of preference) or positions:
1.
3.____________________________
2.____________________________
4.____________________________
_____________________________________
Applicant Signature
The employment of summer school teachers is dependent on student enrollment. Because of this,
firm commitments to hire most teachers are made during the few weeks just before summer school.
All teachers are encouraged to apply, but if your availability changes at any time between your
application date and the beginning of summer school, please inform the Human Resources Office
and Mike Matozzi and David Anderson.
NOTE: District 86 Board of Education Policy prohibits the hiring of any person who is a relative of
another District 86 employee.
Listed below are the positions that will be offered for this summer. The courses to be taught will
depend upon student enrollment and teacher availability:
Secretary
Student Supervisor
Algebra I
Algebra I, Part 1/A-G
Algebra I, Part 2/B-G
Algebra 2-Trigonometry
Chemistry
Career Internship
Consumer Economics
Consumer Education (online)
Driver Education
Economics
ESL Enrichment
English I, II, III, & IV
Etymology
Foods & Nutrition
Geometry
Health
Inclusion/Excel Support
Keyboarding/Digital Communication
Librarian
Physical Education
Reading and Study Skills (full sem.)
Reading Strategies (4 days a week)
Science Inquiry and Research
U. S. History
Some positions, such as librarian and teachers of Reading Strategies, are not full-time positions for
summer school. These positions will be paid at the hourly rate for summer school.