Number of Departments Sample Clauses

Number of Departments. Regular education Middle School teachers will teach in no more than two departments at any time. For purposes of this provision, Academic Intervention Program in a teacher’s core subject area does not qualify as a separate department, and a resource center teacher may teach in all areas in which he/she meet legal “highly qualified” requirements. If a teacher desires to teach in more than two departments, he/she may agree with the administration to do so.
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Number of Departments. Areas  Has the experience, knowledge and ability to be rostered across 2 or more departments/areas
Number of Departments. Regular education Middle School teachers will teach in no more than two departments at any time.

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