Middle School Class Size Sample Clauses

Middle School Class Size. Middle School teachers shall not have regular daily contact with more than 165 students for instructional purposes.
Sample 1
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Middle School Class Size. Enrollments in grades six, seven and eight shall be leveled throughout the District in accordance with this section no later than the end of the fifth day of classes in the Fall. In grades six, seven and eight, each class section shall not exceed thirty-one (31) students, except in traditionally large classes such as physical education, music and study halls. No class section shall have fewer than twenty (20) students. Remedial class section will be below twenty (20) students and shall not exceed two such sections per grade, per day, per building. The School Board will give the Association its class size data as projected for the Fall no later than two (2) weeks prior to the opening of school. Final results of the class size and assignments shall be made available to the Association by the end of the fifth week of school. The students enrolled after the first full week of school shall be assigned classes to conform to the class size ratios herein established as far as possible. In exceptional situations, it is agreed that larger classes, not to exceed thirty-five (35) students, shall be permitted in not more than three (3) classrooms in grades six, seven and eight within each middle school. The parties recognize that the possibility exists that non-public schools might close a large part of their facilities resulting in an unexpected and unforeseen increase in the District's enrollments causing necessary deviation from the application of the class size ratios within existing physical facilities. In such circumstances, the Board and the Association shall meet to determine the best possible solution so that the class size ratios above referred to may be best adhered to.
Sample 1

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