RECEIVING. a. The introduction and continuation of Distance Learning at SLCS as a receiving site shall not replace a course being currently taught at SLCS, a course mandated for graduation, or a course taught within five years by current staff unless the local union and District mutually agree in writing. A course may not be offered if it falls within the tenure area of a qualified employee on a recall list unless said individual declines the offer of employment. The District will arrange to have a Distance Learning course taught by a member of the bargaining unit if twelve or more students enroll in a course. b. SLCS shall not require its bargaining unit employees to be responsible for grading, extra help, or lesson planning of any received classes. c. The District shall not make any audio-visual tapes without the knowledge and consent of the sending teacher. It is expected that the teacher will consent to making tapes for the sole purpose of aiding students enrolled in the course. All tapes shall be erased or destroyed at the end of the school year at the discretion of the teacher. d. College courses which give no high school credit may be received during the school day for offering to students who have or are scheduled to complete district offered course requirements for graduation.
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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement