Secondary Schedule Sample Clauses

Secondary Schedule. Secondary school teachers shall teach no more than five (5) subject matter classes per day. In the event that the Committee implements a seven (7) period class schedule, teachers shall perform a supervisory duty which shall not require additional preparation or record keeping beyond the taking of attendance. The assigned supervisory duty shall be determined by the Building Level Administrator or his/her designee. Nothing in this clause shall be utilized to effectuate layoffs or suspension nor to require the Committee to introduce new courses or to hire additional teachers except as otherwise contained in the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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Secondary Schedule. Secondary teachers (7-12) will have one of the following schedules: 1. Seven (7) relatively equal class periods 2. Six (6) relatively equal class periods The teacher shall be assigned one (1) class period per day of unassigned preparation time. No teacher shall be assigned more than five (5) different preps without consent of the teacher and prior notification to the Association. Study hall supervision shall not constitute assigned teaching time.
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Secondary Schedule. Secondary school teachers shall teach no more than five (5) subject matter classes per day. In the event that the Committee implements a seven (7) period class schedule, teachers shall perform a supervisory duty which shall not require additional preparation or record keeping beyond the taking of attendance. The assigned supervisory duty shall be determined by the Building Level Administrator or his/her designee. The Administration has discretion to schedule all positions based on the needs of the District, however the exercise of such discretion shall not be arbitrary or capricious. High School teachers shall receive one (1) less Common Planning Times, once per month, for a total of ten (10) less CPT as a result of the inclusion of Lion Block Period into High School Schedule. Protocols for Lion Block Period shall be developed by the Administration and the Union. Nothing in this clause shall be utilized to effectuate layoffs or suspension nor to require the Committee to introduce new courses or to hire additional teachers except as otherwise contained in the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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Secondary Schedule. 1. The administration has the option to begin, in 2007-2008, a six-period day, with teachers teaching 5 periods per day, and/or a trimester schedule. This would be a one-year trial that will sunset at the end of 2007-2008. If the administration chooses this option, the affected teachers must be notified of their teaching assignment and teaching schedule by July 1, 2007. If teachers are not notified by July 1, 2007, neither option may be exercised. If the 5 of 6 option is used, affected teachers will be compensated with 2 additional sick days and 2 additional personal days (can be rolled over until end of 2008-2009). 2. A committee to discuss class schedule for the 2009-2010 school year and beyond will be formed. Members of the committee will include two representatives from the Administration, two TAEA Members and two non-school-employee parents selected by the consensus of the other four. This committee will make a formal presentation to the School Board by May 1, 2009, to help satisfy AYP requirements. If there is no ratified change in the teaching schedule for 2009-2010, then the current secondary teaching schedule (teachers teach 5 periods of a six period day, with one preparation period and 30 minutes for lunch concurrent with the student lunch) remains in effect.
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Secondary Schedule. Any changes to the general daily schedule for the school year (7 or 6 periods, trimester, block scheduling) shall be agreed upon by the Association and Superintendent.
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Secondary Schedule. A normal secondary teaching load where the class periods are 55 to 60 minutes duration will consist of an assignment of any combination of classes for six periods . The normal or basic assignment assumes the secondary teacher will have daily one (1) period of 55 to 60 minutes or its equivalent for planning (five periods of teaching, one of planning time). Will attempt to assign no secondary teacher more than three preps.
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Secondary Schedule. Draft schedules shall be brought to MEA at least three (3) weeks in advance of any implementation of students returning to school for in‐person hybrid instruction. The District and Association will bargain the impacts of middle and high school schedules. Once the secondary agreement is in place, a minimum of two (2) week transition period is needed. MEA recognizes many students are not doing well in our current environment. While conventional wisdom targets early learners as priority, many students are not as independent as some might believe and are also struggling. Since every student at Sky Valley has an individual learning plan per the WAC and policy, Sky Valley students typically choose to access support through our ALE model instead of the traditional special education model. Because of this, those students are lacking access that traditional school students currently have, K‐12. With that in mind:
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