Elementary Class Size. The District and the Association agree that class size will be maintained to meet the following standards:
Elementary Class Size. 38.1.1 Class size relief triggers for elementary are as follows: Kindergarten & Grade 1 22 or more Grades 2-3 24 or more Grades 4-5 28 or more
Elementary Class Size. With the exception of inclusion classes and special classes, elementary class size should be no larger than twenty-eight (28) students.
Elementary Class Size. The District and the Association recognize that 11 reasonable class size and workload should be attained for optimum learning. 12 Maximum learning efficiency occurs when the number of student contacts per 13 employee is kept at reasonable levels. Students Per Staff Kindergarten 23:1 per day Primary (grades 1-3) 24:1 per day Intermediate (grades 4-5) 27:1 per day
Elementary Class Size. Any regular elementary classroom in an elementary school that has one (1) or more students over the maximum enrollment specified in the School District Policy shall have a district employed aide or certified employee to assist at least one (1) hour per day per overload student enrolled.
Elementary Class Size. TRIGGER LEVELS
Elementary Class Size. 1. The following class size recommendations are to be used as guidelines in the elementary schools. The elementary school class sizes shall be kept at 24-27 students per class. If the class size exceeds 24 at K-3, an aide may be provided if the administration deems it feasible. If the class size exceeds 27 at Grades 4-5, an aide may also be provided if the administration deems it feasible. Such aide time may be allocated as follows: 25 students = 2.0 hours/day 26 students = 2.5 hours/day 27 students = 3.0 hours/day 28 students = 3.5 hours/day 29 students = 4.0 hours/day In the event of unanticipated growth in the existing boundaries of any elementary school during a year, class sizes may be temporarily increased.
Elementary Class Size a. Elementary beginning band classes with a minimum of 40 students per class shall receive para-educator time to provide additional support.
Elementary Class Size. If all sections in a grade level meet or exceed the maximum number of students by the end of the first full week of school, a section(s) will be added: Kindergarten 28 students Grades 4-5 31 students
Elementary Class Size. The District shall maintain the following certificated staffing ratios: Universal TK (UTK) 24:1 (Ratio follows State requirements) Title Schools, Grades K-3 22:1 Grades K-3 24:1 with an annual average class enrollment not to exceed 27 for each school site The District and SEA agree to closely monitor class sizes at all grade levels and make appropriate changes to keep class sizes, as much as possible, aligned with the staffing ratios above. The two parties agree to work toward the criteria provided in the LCFF regarding Grade Span Adjustment. Every reasonable effort shall be made to not exceed thirty-four (34) students in grades 4-6. Efforts will be made to have a volunteer take the class with an overage/split. If there are no volunteers, an administrator can appoint a teacher. Efforts are to be made when an administrator must make the appointment to balance the class size issues from year to year. When a school has a K/1 or 5/6 split class, every effort will be made to provide 3.75 hours of non- certificated daily classroom support.
