School curriculum Sample Clauses

School curriculum. The Association and the Board realize that the curriculum of our school should be continually evaluated and revised as necessary to meet the needs of the students. A committee shall be established by the Superintendent on an ad hoc basis as needed. This committee shall meet with the time and place to be arranged by the Administration. Representation shall include the Board of Education, teaching staff and administration and others deemed necessary.
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School curriculum. We use a curriculum framework aligned with the Massachusetts State Curriculum Frameworks. Most curriculum resources can be found here on the intranet site (sign in with your credentials). Teachers may be asked to assist in developing new and improved curricula for their own use and that of other teachers in the building. To the extent possible, teachers will be made aware of curriculum changes in advance and have an opportunity to provide feedback. Educators are encouraged to refer to the School Improvement Plan (SIP) for the instructional improvement efforts.
School curriculum. We use a curriculum framework aligned with the Massachusetts State Curriculum Frameworks. Most curriculum resources can be found here on the intranet site (sign in with your credentials). Teachers may be asked to assist in developing new and improved curricula for their own use and that of other teachers in the building. To the extent possible, teachers will be made aware of curriculum changes in advance and have an opportunity to provide feedback. Educators are encouraged to refer to the School Improvement Plan (SIP) for the instructional improvement efforts. Curriculum Resources ELA M ATH SOCIAL STUDIES S CIENCE/HEALTH HELI Guidelines Eureka - Engage NY NewsELA SS Stemscopes Making Meaning Illustrative Math Ethnic Studies Great Body Shop Expeditionary Learning Do the Math Civics Being A Writer EL (supplement) Fundations
School curriculum. We use a curriculum framework aligned with the Massachusetts State Curriculum Frameworks. Educators can contact the associate principal of curriculum and instruction, department chairs, and/or coaches to access available curricular resources. Teachers may be asked to assist in developing new and improved curricula for their own use and that of other teachers in the building. To the extent possible, teachers will be made aware of curriculum changes in advance and have an opportunity to provide feedback in department and faculty members or through individual conversations with school leaders. Educators are encouraged to refer to the school improvement plan for the instructional improvement efforts.
School curriculum. The School teaches and bases its school curriculum on the Cambridge Primary Curriculum Framework (for Years 1-6), Cambridge Secondary 1 Curriculum Framework (for Years 7-9) for English, Maths and Science and the National Curriculum for England and Wales for the additional subjects: Design & Technology, ICT, History, Geography, Art & Design, Modern Languages, Music and PE. For Years 10 and 11 Arcadia implements the Cambridge IGCSE Curriculum. More information available from the School Policies.
School curriculum. The Provider agrees that funds under this contract will not be used to support the development or presentation of a domestic and dating violence, sexual assault in context of domestic violence and/or stalking curriculum for primary or secondary schools. The Provider further agrees that contract funds will not be used to teach primary or secondary school students from an already existing curriculum.
School curriculum. We use a curriculum framework aligned with the Massachusetts State Curriculum Frameworks. All lesson materials will be adjusted to shelter instruction for English Language Learners. Teachers may be asked to assist in developing new and improved curricula for their own use and that of other teachers in the building. To the extent possible, teachers will be made aware of curriculum changes in advance and have an opportunity to provide feedback. Educators are encouraged to refer to the school improvement plan for the instructional improvement efforts.
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  • Curriculum Work Service on a District curriculum committee shall be required for grade level or department chairpersons. All other teachers working on such committee(s) shall be designated (in writing) by the Curriculum Director and shall be paid, at the hourly rate contained in Schedule B, for all documented hours of committee service (up to such limits as may be imposed by the District) occurring when school is not in session (e.g. during the summer), during duty-free lunch periods or preparation periods, and before/after the teacher’s regularly scheduled work day. Curriculum committee work shall occur at such times as are determined or approved by the Curriculum Director.

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