Class Sizes for Elementary Teachers Sample Clauses

Class Sizes for Elementary Teachers. For each additional student in the classroom over the following base numbers (Kindergarten/Grade 1 = 23; Grades 2/3 = 26; Grade 4 = 28; Grades 5/6 = 30; Combo classes will use the lower class size base number) teachers will receive $50 per month per student if the student was enrolled in the classroom for 5 days or more in the month. Payment is only eligible if it is determined a transfer is not reasonable and a para is not an option after conversations between the Superintendent, Principal and the teacher involved. The enrollment will be evaluated on a monthly basis and paid out in one lump sum stipend in June or July payroll.
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Class Sizes for Elementary Teachers. 1) For each additional student in the classroom over the following base numbers (Kindergarten = 23; Grades 2/3 = 26; Grades 4 = 28; Grades 5/6 = 30) teachers will receive $50 per month per student. Payment is only eligible if it is determined a transfer is not reasonable and a para is not an option after conversations between the Superintendent, Principal and the teacher involved. The enrollment will be evaluated on a monthly basis. $10,000 Classified
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