Provision of Curriculum and Instructional Materials Sample Clauses

Provision of Curriculum and Instructional Materials. For the purposes of this section, the term “professional development” refers to any and all activities facilitated or provided by the school district to promote the development of its staff to promote high levels of learning for all students. The term “training” refers to the provision of information and skills development related to state and / or district policies or procedures all staff are required to know for the annual management and operations of a school. The District will guarantee the provision of approved curricular, instructional materials and equipment to teach the grade levels or classes to which the teacher is assigned. The District will provide comprehensive professional learning opportunities to support new programs, curriculum and/or initiatives. Certificated staff will be offered options to attend professional learning within the contracted school year, regarding implementation of new programs and/or curriculum. Certificated staff reserve the right to request additional or alternative learning opportunities to become proficient in the chosen program or curriculum. During The 2021-22 school year, two committees will be formed to collaborate and give input to the continuum of services for the Special Education and English Language Learners programs. The District Special Education Advisory Team and District ELL Advisory Teams shall meet once per month to address topics such as current and proposed practices, department culture, evidence-based curriculum, department workload conditions, and department vision. The committee shall provide input and recommendations to the Chief Student Services Officer, Director of Categorical Programs and the Association President. The committees shall meet during the contracted workday or be compensated at the curriculum rate Section 4: Classroom Observation Parents and other citizens may visit the classrooms and confer with the employees and principals, subject to the approval of the building principal, who is responsible for the health and safety of the students. Principals shall implement this section in a manner to ensure that the optimum learning atmosphere of the classroom is maintained, and that the highest consideration is given to the judgment of qualified employees regarding conditions necessary to maintain the optimum learning atmosphere.
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Provision of Curriculum and Instructional Materials. The District will guarantee the provision of approved curricular and instructional materials to teach the grade levels or classes to which the teacher is assigned.
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