Preparation/Planning Time. The ExtendEd Program will provide each ExtendEd Associate one-half (1/2) hour per workday for the purpose of preparation/planning. The scheduling of this time will be at a time when the Associate is not with children. No overtime can be paid for this purpose. The schedule of these hours will be determined between the Associate and the Program Administrator.
Preparation/Planning Time. Secondary Teacher preparation time and Elementary Teacher planning time shall not be used for faculty meetings, professional development, training, or other administrative assignments without the unanimous agreement of those involved in the activity.
Preparation/Planning Time. 6.5.1 Preparation/Planning Time for each full time 4th and 5th Grade Teachers: During a standard five-day work week which includes Modified Wednesdays, each full time regular Teacher in grades 4 - 5 shall be provided a minimum of one hundred thirty (130) minutes per week of planning/preparation time. 4th, 5th Grade Teachers and all Elementary/Middle School Special Education Teachers: Each 4-5 teacher and Special Education Teacher shall be provided one (1) planning day per trimester/quarter and not to exceed three (3) per school year. Planning/preparation time shall be used for preparation, planning, and other duties related to the Teacher's professional responsibilities and/or current practice existing at the school site of assignment. 4th, 5th Grade Teachers and all Elementary/Middle School Special Education Teachers: Each 4/5 teacher and Special Education will receive up to ten (10) extra duty hours of planning time each year at Extra Duty of Rate of Pay in accordance with Article XIII Salaries, Section 13.7. These hours shall be taken outside the regular school day by mutual agreement with the site administrator.
Preparation/Planning Time. The District will provide duty free preparation-planning time for each employee on all full school days in the following amounts: Grade 6-12: A total of no less than one (1) regularly scheduled period during each workday.* Grades K-5: No less than thirty (30) continuous minutes per workday.* Preschool: No less than 2.5 hours per week. K-5 Specialists: * K-5 specialists will have no less than thirty (30) continuous minutes per workday. Specialists shall have at least an equal number of planning minutes per week as other general education teachers during standard weeks. A process to establish planning schedules for all school days will be developed within each building. To reduce the K-5 work load, teachers at RPS and GMES will each be assigned one hour of teacher directed educational assistant time per full work week. Efforts will be made to assign a consistent time for each teacher; however, schedule changes will occur, and time may be reduced on shortened weeks, conference weeks and in emergency situations. If the District requests any employee to give up planning time to cover instruction in another class during any school year due to lack of substitutes, the District will compensate said employee at the per diem rate. Time will be paid in increments of .25 hour and paid in the December pay period for August-December and the June pay period for January-June. This does not include teachers covering for one another.
Preparation/Planning Time. The parties agree that it is important that unit members be afforded an opportunity during workday for preparation and planning. Accordingly, the District shall attempt to preserve the period between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. of each workday for unit members’ classroom preparation and shall make an attempt, consistent with the educational best interest of the students of the District, to provide unit members with planning time during the instructional day through use of support personnel (i.e.: music, PE, computers, etc.). A minimum school day shall be scheduled each Monday that school is normally in session. During such minimum days, unit members shall perform on campus preparation, planning, and other professional activities after the end of the student day (1:00 p.m.), consistent with Article 8.2 of the parties Collective Bargaining Agreement. Generally two of the Mondays per month will be meeting free except for emergency meetings as determined by the superintendent.
Preparation/Planning Time. Full time Certificated employees shall receive 250 minutes of duty-free planning time per five (5) day work week, of which 30 minutes per day will be continuous. Part-time Certificated employees will receive planning time proportional to their teaching day. Occasionally, planning time may be lost due to schedule changes or a shortened workweek. Regularly occurring (weekly, monthly) meetings shall not occur during planning periods. Principals may schedule up to five individual evaluation related meetings with employees during a school/work year. Employees who substitute during their planning period will be paid $35.
Preparation/Planning Time. A nurse may request of her/his appropriate administrator preparation/planning time for classroom presentations and/or special events. Time required may vary from school to school depending upon total school population, acuity level or special needs of the students, and the proposed project being presented. Requests for preparation/planning time shall be reasonably considered. Emergency cases will take precedence at any time.
Preparation/Planning Time. The parties agree that it is important that unit members be afforded an opportunity during workday for preparation and planning. Accordingly, the District shall attempt to preserve the period between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. of each workday for unit members' classroom preparation and shall make an attempt, consistent with the educational best interest of the students of the District, to provide unit members with planning time during the instructional day through use of support personnel (i.e.: music, PE, computers, etc.). Unit members may leave immediately after all professional duties and responsibilities have been completed as stated in 8.5 – 8.7. A unit member’s workday consists of 7.5 hours. Of those hours, approximately 6.5 hours will be during the regularly scheduled school day as student contact time. Unit members may flex the remaining hour as part of their professional day. This may be in the morning, after school, or in the evenings at the discretion of the unit member. A minimum school day shall be scheduled each Monday that school is normally in session. During such minimum days, unit members shall perform on campus preparation, planning, and other professional activities after the end of the student day (1:00 p.m.), consistent with Article 8.2 of the parties Collective Bargaining Agreement. Generally two of the Mondays per month will be meeting free except for emergency meetings as determined by the superintendent.
Preparation/Planning Time. 5.1 All teachers shall be scheduled for at least forty-five (45) minutes instructional planning time per day. Planning time will be consecutive wherever possible. Amended 5-2012
Preparation/Planning Time. Full time Certificated employees shall receive 250 minutes of planning time within the student day per five (5) day work week, of which at least 30 minutes per day will be continuous. Preparation time shall be used at the employee’s professional discretion. Part-time Certificated employees will receive planning time proportional to their teaching day. Occasionally, planning time may be lost due to schedule changes or a shortened workweek. Regularly occurring (weekly, monthly) meetings shall not occur during planning periods. Principals may schedule up to three (3) focus and five (5) comprehensive individual evaluation related meetings with employees during a school/work year. Employees who substitute during their planning period will be paid $45.00 per period Section C: Responsibilities of Employees
