Elementary Preparation Periods Sample Clauses

Elementary Preparation Periods. Full time elementary teachers will be provided a preparation period within five minutes of the secondary teachers per day. Elementary teachers may use for preparation all time during which their classes are receiving instruction from various teaching specialists. ELEMENTARy PRORATING OF PLANNING TIME FOR PART-TIME TEACHERS wILL BE PROPORTIONATELY CONSISTENT wITH FULL-TIME STAFF.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. Each K-8 teacher shall receive a minimum of four (4) preparation periods per week. Three forty five(45) minute preparation periods shall be within the regular school day. One (1) sixty (60) minute “Common” preparation period shall be on Wednesday. Students shall be dismissed sixty (60) minutes early each Wednesday, so as to provide for the one (1) sixty (60) minute “Common” preparation period.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. Transitions and/or Kindergarten teachers who teach a full day or early bird/late bird model, all general education, and Separate Class (Self- Contained) Special Education classroom teachers teaching in grades one through five (1-5) shall receive nine (9) half-days per year to schedule professional activity time. This time must be used for preparation and/or planning in support of classroom instruction program (including grading, assessment, or collaboration with other teachers), and may be used at the worksite or at the District office. Scheduling of the professional activity time must be scheduled at least one week prior to the use with the site administrator.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. Each elementary teacher (pre-kindergarten through grade eight [8]) will receive two (2) forty-five (45) minute preparation periods per week within the regular school day. Effective 2014-2015 school year through the duration of the Agreement, each elementary teacher (pre-kindergarten through grade eight [8]) shall receive three (3) forty-five (45) minute preparation periods per week within the regular school day. In elementary and kindergarten through grade eight (8) schools, the Dis- trict shall have the right to utilize one (1) preparation period per week as a conference period. The specific period during the day which shall serve as the conference period may vary from school to school, however the conference period will be held on Fridays District-wide unless otherwise determined by the Superintendent of Academics or designee.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. Full-time elementary teachers will have a minimum of four (4) preparation periods per week. These preparation periods, if scheduled during specialist periods (art, music, PE), will be maintained even though the instructor may be absent. Elementary teachers will have 300 minutes of duty-free and uninterrupted preparation time per week, a portion of which may be used for Team or grade level planning. Every effort will be taken to ensure that elementary teachers have preparation periods that are scheduled in a minimum of 25 to 35 minute blocks.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. Each elementary teacher (pre-kindergarten through grade five [5]) shall receive a minimum of five (5) sixty (60) minute preparation periods per week within the regular school day. In elementary and kindergarten through grade eight (8) schools, the District shall have the right to utilize one (1) preparation period per week as a common preparation period. The common preparation period shall occur on Fridays. The specific period during the day which shall serve as the common preparation period may vary from school to school. For the 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 school years only, all teachers within grades kindergarten through grade five (5) shall have four (4) preparation periods per week, which shall include the common preparation period.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. Each elementary teacher (pre-kindergarten through grade eight [8]) will receive two (2) forty-five (45) minute preparation periods per week within the regular school day. In elementary and kindergarten through grade eight (8) schools, the District shall have the right to utilize one (1) preparation period per week as a conference period. The specific period during the day which shall serve as the conference period may vary from school to school, however the conference period will be held on Fridays District-wide unless otherwise determined by the Superintendent of Academics or designee.
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Elementary Preparation Periods. 12.1.1 Each full-time teacher in grades pre-K through 6 shall be guaranteed 180 minutes of preparation time per week. Within this 180 minute time period, each teacher shall be provided at least one (1) thirty minute preparation period per day. In addition to the above minutes of preparation, the District may provide and, if provided, teachers shall participate in one (1) weekly common planning period (“CPT”) of at least thirty (30) minutes in length. The content of such common planning periods will be limited to one or more of the following topics with demonstrated alignment to the School Comprehensive Education Plan: data teaming, curriculum writing or revision, instructional planning, assessment writing or revision, parent communication, Response to Intervention (RTI) implementation, PBIS, and professional learning. Within the above parameters, the specific agenda for such common planning will be determined by the building principal for three of the monthly common planning periods, and the building teachers will determine the specific agendas for the remaining monthly common planning period. While not required, the District and Association support determining the agendas for such meetings/opportunities collaboratively at the building level. The participants in common planning will provide a report of activities undertaken during such time to the building principal. A mutually agreed upon reporting form, to be used across all elementary sites, will be put in place commencing with the 2017-2018 school year as soon as possible. All required work for common planning must be completed within the time allotted, however it is understood that teachers may engage in work outside of the common planning periods if they wish to do so to prepare for the common planning periods and that some planning work discussed during common planning time is intended to be used and implemented during instruction, and that some expected classroom teacher work such as grading exams, etc. will still occur outside of common planning time even if that work is used in common planning time. The parties agree that the intent of CPT is to inform/improve a teacher’s instruction and not create work in addition to the daily instructional process for teachers. It is understood that building administrators may attend and participate in common planning periods, including the teacher- determined periods.
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