Grades K-5 Sample Clauses

Grades K-5. A student who is tardy to school after the bell rings for homeroom (K-5th 8:30 AM) must report directly to the main office with a parent/guardian and sign-in. A tardy slip will be issued to students.
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Grades K-5. The District shall maintain a class size average for K-5 classes of not more than 31 students.
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Grades K-5. 1. Elementary teachers will be guaranteed 200 minutes of preparation time per normal week during student contact time.
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Grades K-5. Required: Khaki shorts, Khaki pants, Hunter Green short/long sleeve polo (non-logoed). Non-logoed white, green or black undershirts are permitted. No writing on the sleeves or any other portion of the undershirt is allowed.
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Grades K-5. Required: Khaki shorts, Khaki pants, Khaki or SJM Plaid skirt, Khaki or SJM Plaid Jumper, Hunter Green short/long sleeve polo (non-logoed). SJM Plaid skirts or Jumpers must be purchased through Schoolbelles. Tights/leggings are to be solid color in white, yellow, black, or hunter green only. No writing is allowed on the tights or leggings.
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Grades K-5. The District shall maintain a district-wide class size average for K-5 classes of not more than 31 students. The District shall maintain a class size of not more than 31 students per class for rostered self-contained TK-5th grade classes in which a teacher teaches multiple subjects including math and English-language arts. When any teacher’s class size exceeds 31 students in grade 4 and 5, the District shall compensate each bargaining member $400 for each additional student per year.
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Grades K-5. The time which special education students are assigned each day to a self-contained grade K-5 classroom by an Individual Educational Planning Committee (I.E.P.C.) shall be added to the number of regular students assigned to that teacher's class according to the following formula: Half-time or greater = 1.0 Less than half-time but over one (1) hour = 0.5 Examples: 0.5 + 0.5 = 1.0 student (0.5 is not rounded up) In grades K-5, consideration will be given to the numbers of special education children when balancing class loads and making room assignments.
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