TEACHER PROGRAMS. Effective upon the ratification of this Agreement the following Article 13 Teacher Programs provisions will be applicable. Nothing herein shall be construed to abrogate the powers and duties reserved by law and regulation to the City as provided under R.I. Gen. Laws § 16-53.1-1, et seq., nor can any provision of this Article affect or change any educational curriculum or school structure.
TEACHER PROGRAMS. 1. Starting in the 2001-2002 school year, all high school English Department teachers will be assigned no more than 84 students per day in the block scheduling format (for three blocks). This will result in an average of 28 students per class, but in no case will a class have more than 30 students. The exception to the 30 student limit will be the Broadcasting Class and the Theater Arts Class which may have up to 33 students each, but still no more that 84 total students per day per teacher (for the three blocks).
TEACHER PROGRAMS a. A basic maximum of 25 teaching periods, five preparation periods, and five professional activity periods for teachers shall be established before any other type of program for administrative purposes in which teachers teach less than 25 periods is arranged.
TEACHER PROGRAMS a. No later than sixty (60) days before the end of the school year, teachers shall be given the opportunity to indicate to their principals their preferences in subject and grade assignments for the following year. Such preference shall be fully considered by the principal. When the teacher's assignment does not reflect teacher preference, the principal, if asked by the teacher, shall inform the teacher of the reasons.
TEACHER PROGRAMS. 1. Starting in the 2018-2019 school year, all high school and middle school core English Department teachers will be assigned no more than 140 students per day for a 6-period day (teach 5, 1 prep) and 144 students per day for a 7-period day (teacher 6, 1 prep). This will result in an average of 28 students per class, but in no case will a class have more than 30 students if the secondary schools are on a 6-period day (teacher 5, 1 prep). If the secondary schools have a 7-period day (teacher 6, 1 prep), this will result in an average of 24 students per core English class, but in no case will a class have more than 29 students. Courses included in these limits are Core English Classes, AP ELA, and creative writing. Any new courses developed after 9/1/17 will be discussed between the TFT and TSD to determine if the limits are warranted. If the secondary schools have a 7-period day, TFT Members assigned to the secondary schools shall receive overage payments outlined in this Agreement if their total pupil count exceeds 144, or if the total pupil count in any one class periods exceeds 29.
TEACHER PROGRAMS. 15-1 Secondary Schools and Middle Schools
TEACHER PROGRAMS. Teacher programs shall follow the guidelines set forth in the Instructional Principles and Programming Guidance dated July 31, 2020 (annexed as Appendix X) and agreement dated August 25, 2020 (annexed as Appendix XX) (together the “Blended Learning Agreements”). If schools wish to implement alternative programs and schedules that differ from the Blended Learning Agreements, such schools must utilize the SBO process.
TEACHER PROGRAMS. The Principal will try to provide teachers with their teaching schedule ten (10) days before the start of school.
TEACHER PROGRAMS. 1. Starting in the 2018-2019 2009-2010 school year, all high school and middle school core English Department teachers will be assigned no more than 140 112 students per day for a 6- period day (teach 5, 1 prep) and 144 students per day for a 7-period day (teacher 6, 1 prep). in the trimester scheduling format (for four (4) blocks). This will result in an average of 28 students per class, but in no case will a class have more than 30 students if the secondary schools are on a 6-period day (teacher 5, 1 prep). If the secondary schools have a 7- period day (teacher 6, 1 prep), this will result in an average of 24 students per core English class, but in no case will a class have more than 29 students. Courses included in these limits are Core English Classes, AP ELA, and creative writing. Any new courses developed after 9/1/17 will be discussed between the TFT and TSD to determine if the limits are warranted. If the secondary schools have a 7-period day, TFT Members assigned to the secondary schools shall receive overage payments outlined in this Agreement if their total pupil count exceeds 144, or if the total pupil count in any one class periods exceeds 29. The exception to the 30 student limit will be the Broadcasting Class and the Theater Arts Class which may have up to 33 students each, but still no more that 112 total students per day per teacher (for the four (4) blocks).
TEACHER PROGRAMS. Effective upon the ratification of this Agreement the following Article 13 Teacher Programs provisions will be applicable.
