Common use of Preparation Hours Clause in Contracts

Preparation Hours. 1. For grades 9-12 each teacher's schedule shall include one (1) fifty (50) minute period daily or not less than 250 minutes per week in no less than a fifty (50) minute block for preparation, instructional planning and parental conferences. 2. For grades Jr. Kindergarten-grade 8, each teacher’s weekly schedule shall include not less than 225 minutes per week for preparation, instructional planning and parental conferences. 3. Elementary teachers will be provided a fifteen (15) minute relief time per day. The teacher will accept the responsibility that the students are properly supervised. 4. Any deviation from the standard preparation periods above shall be mutually agreed between the teachers and the administration. The Association shall be informed of a deviation of a marking period or more. 5. If a teacher is asked to give up their preparation period to cover for another teacher being charged for time off, the covering teacher will be given 1/7 of a day for each preparation period given up. The teacher will be paid $19.00 for each preparation period given up. The teacher will be paid twice a year, for the preparation period subbing at the end of each semester.

Preparation Hours. 1. For grades 9-12 each teacher's schedule shall include one (1) fifty (50) minute period daily or not less than 250 minutes per week in no less than a fifty (50) minute block for preparation, instructional planning and parental conferences. 2. For grades Jr. Kindergarten-grade 8, each teacher’s weekly schedule shall include not less than 225 minutes per week for preparation, instructional planning and parental conferences. 3. Elementary teachers will be provided a fifteen (15) minute relief time per day. The teacher will accept the responsibility that the students are properly supervised. 4. Any deviation from the standard preparation periods above shall be mutually agreed between the teachers and the administration. The Association shall be informed of a deviation of a marking period or more. 5. If a teacher is asked to give up their preparation period to cover for another teacher being charged for time off, the covering teacher will be given 1/7 of a day for each preparation period given up. The teacher will be paid $19.00 22.00 for each preparation period given up. The teacher will be paid twice a year, for the preparation period subbing at the end of each semester.