Class Size Formula (K-12) Sample Clauses

Class Size Formula (K-12) a. The Board shall establish class sizes according to the following limits: Grades 3/4 split 23 Intermediate split/multi-age (grades 4-7) 27 Secondary English 28 Regular classes (grades 4-7) 29 Regular classes (grades 8-12) 30 Special Education (Function 3) 10 LAC groups (secondary) 12 ESL classes 15
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