High School Work Load Sample Clauses

High School Work Load. The high school teacher contract day begins forty five (45) minutes prior to the students’ attendance day and ends fourteen (14) minutes at the conclusion of the students’ attendance day. A high school zero hour may be implemented starting with the second semester of the 2017-2018 school year. The student day shall consist of seven (7) periods. Students who take zero hour course may take 8 periods. Each high school teacher shall be assigned five (5) teaching assignments during both the fall and spring semesters, plus one (1) supervisory assignment either first or second semester during the school year. Teachers will have one (1) planning period and supervisory assignment one (1) semester and two (2) planning periods the other semester daily. Every effort will be made by administration to limit supervisory duty to study halls (maximum 24 students) and driver’s education course supervision (maximum 30 students). only. Teachers will be chosen on a rotating basis so that supervisory duties may not be required from every teacher every year. Exemptions from the supervisory assignment would be teachers teaching an Advanced Placement (AP) course, teachers with more than 5 courses, teachers with two courses in the same period, or teachers agreeing to an overload assignment (first/second semester or full year or part-time teaching assignments). Regular part-time certified personnel will be provided planning and preparation time on a pro rata basis. Determination of a zero and sixth assignment and/or supervisory duty will be based on the following procedures.
Sample 1
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High School Work Load. The employee workload in grades nine (9) through twelve (12) (except band and choir) shall be no more than 105 students per four-period day and no more than 35 per class; no more than 130 students per five-period day and no more than 32 per class; no more than 150 students per six-period day and no more than 30 per class. Physical education classes are subject to only the daily student count. Secondary Counselors -1 per 425 FTE students calculated on total high school enrollment on May 1 of prior year.
Sample 1
High School Work Load. The employee workload in grades nine (9) through twelve (12) (except band and choir) shall be a maximum class size of 30. These calculations shall exclude student assistants. Class sizes where space, workstations, safety concerns or other mitigating circumstances exist will be determined by mutual agreement between the classroom teacher and building administrator.
Sample 1

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