A Jr Sample Clauses

A Jr. Sr. High School classroom teacher may not be assigned more than five classes, one homeroom and one study hall per day with the following exception: on alternate days the teacher may be assigned either an additional supervisory assignment (study hall) or a teaching assignment (helping center), which of these (study hall or helping center) is assigned is at the option of the teacher. Every effort will be made to keep study hall teacher assignments below a maximum of forty (40) students per adult supervisor.
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A Jr. Sr. High School classroom teacher may not be assigned more than an average of 273 student contact minutes per day excluding homeroom time.

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