Media Center. The district will make every effort to continue to provide a media center staffed by a media specialist in each school to supplement and complement the required curriculum.
Media Center. Paraprofessionals - The primary responsibilities of these paraprofessionals involve the maintenance and operation of media centers, collections and programs as determined by the building principal.
Media Center. The Instructional Technology Coordinator shall be compensated in the amount of $5,000.00.
Media Center. The parties hereto recognize the importance of the concept of the Media Center in each school as part of the district education program. In recognition of this concept, the following guidelines are desirable: Elementary School One (1) full time certified media specialist for each 500 students, or major fraction thereof; plus one (1) full time media secretary for each 500 students; plus one (1) full time equivalent media aide for each 500 students.
Media Center. Technology Paraprofessional shall mean those paraprofessionals who have media center/ technology assignments.
Media Center. The Media Center is a resource center for all print and non-print materials. Media Center services offered to students include assistance with research assignments and book selections. Students must comply with all Media Center rules including, but not limited to, no games on the computers and computers need to be used for research assignments only. FIELD TRIPS Field Trips offer exciting ways to learn. TMSA students will have the opportunity to go on field trips at various times throughout the school year. Grade level and/or team sponsored day field trips are offered to most students. Students who have received an out-of-school suspension (OSS) during the school year will not be eligible to participate in any overnight field trips for the rest of the school year and any fees or deposits paid earlier are non-refundable. In addition, any student who has demonstrated the inability to follow rules may be prohibited from participating - this determination will be made by the administration on an individual basis. Any fees or deposits paid earlier are non-refundable. For all field trips, you will be expected to follow these rules: ● You must abide by the TMSA Code of Conduct and Discipline Plan while on the field trip. ● You must follow the TMSA Dress Code. ● You must bring to school the Field Trip Permission Slip, signed by your parents or guardian, by the specified date. No phone calls or e-mails will be accepted as permission.
Media Center. Use of the Media Center is included with rental of the Conference Center. It includes use of the wireless internet connection, the 70” Vizio Television, Chromecast/ HDMI cord, the microphones and the audio/visual equipment. Tenant is responsible for any damage to the equipment.
Media Center. The Board will pay One Thousand Fifty Dollars ($1,050.00) per teacher for up to two teachers for time spent on all activities related to Media Center responsibilities.
Media Center. The Media Center is a resource center for all print and non-print materials. Media Center services offered to students include assistance with research assignments and book selections. Students must comply with all Media Center rules including, but not limited to, no games on the computers; computers are to be used for research assignments only. FIELD TRIPS Field Trips offer exciting ways to learn. TMSA students will have the opportunity to go on field trips at various times throughout the school year. Grade level and/or team sponsored day field trips are offered to most students. Students who have received an out-of-school suspension (OSS) during the school year will not be eligible to participate in any overnight field trips for the rest of the school year and any fees or deposits paid earlier are non-refundable. In addition, any student who has demonstrated the inability to follow rules may be prohibited from participating; this determination will be made by the administration on an individual basis. Any fees or deposits paid earlier are non-refundable. For all field trips, students will be expected to follow these rules: ● abide by the TMSA Code of Conduct and Discipline Plan while on the field trip. ● follow the TMSA Dress Code. ● return the Field Trip Permission Slip, signed by your parents or guardian, by the specified date. No phone calls or e-mails will be accepted as permission. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN SERVICES TMSA employs certified Exceptional Children teachers and aides to provide services to special education students and support classroom teachers, as needed. TMSA shall comply with federal and state law to ensure that all students with disabilities will be provided with a free appropriate education (FAPE). SCHOOL PICTURES A contracted photographer will photograph students in the school during the fall and spring semesters. Parents may purchase the entire package of photos or a partial packet. If you do not give consent for your child to be filmed, videotaped and/or photographed for use by school, its partners and media (this will include the school yearbook) please contact our PowerSchool Coordinator so that our records can be updated. TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM SCHOOL Students should be dropped off in the designated area in front of the school. When picking a student up at dismissal time, please use the carpool lanes. Please see our website for a detailed explanation of arrival and dismissal procedures. STUDENT HEALTH GUIDELINES Parents/guardi...
Media Center. FACILITIES Total capacity to be capable of accommodating a minimum of 120 people. Solid, climate controlled, weatherproof structures capable of supporting separate work area for CART Media Relations, Event Media Relations, Support Event Media Relations, deadline media, non-deadline media, and a dedicated separate media interview room. EQUIPMENT:
