Secondary and Elementary RS Sample Clauses

The 'Secondary and Elementary RS' clause defines the rules and standards that apply specifically to secondary and elementary schools within the context of the agreement. This clause typically outlines requirements such as curriculum standards, reporting obligations, or operational procedures that these educational institutions must follow. For example, it may specify how student records are managed or what safety protocols must be in place. Its core practical function is to ensure that secondary and elementary schools operate in compliance with agreed-upon standards, thereby promoting consistency and accountability across educational settings.
Secondary and Elementary RS. 21.14.2.1 RS who travel shall be provided adequate time for travel between assignments. 21.14.2.2 RS shall have a secure, designated place for storing their instructional materials at each school site, wherever possible. 21.14.2.3 If mitigating circumstances prevent an RS from performing his/her respon- sibilities, the coordinator, principal, and RS shall meet to reassess those responsibilities. 21.14.2.4 Elementary RS who travel shall not have to participate in the site yard duty schedule except in emergencies. 21.14.2.5 Any student who does not have a valid IEP shall not be served by the RS Program. 21.14.2.6 RS shall not be required to supervise Resource Specialist Program students during the student's unscheduled instructional time in the RS program. 21.14.2.7 RS who are assigned to two (2) schools shall attend one faculty meeting per month, on an alternating basis.
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