Secondary Department Schedules Sample Clauses

Secondary Department Schedules. A. Department schedules for the following school year shall be completed as soon as possible in the preceding school year. All assignments shall be as equitable as possible in terms of honoring preferences and number of preparations. For any and all changes made after the end of the school year, all teachers affected shall be notified in writing as soon as possible.
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Secondary Department Schedules. C. No secondary teacher shall have more than three (3) preparations unless he/ she volunteers to take more than three (3). Low incidence self-contained classes, as identified in Article 10, Section 3, in grades 9-12 may have more than 3 preparations as required by the students’ IEPs. Rationale: Clarifies preparations for low incidence teachers. Low incidence teachers are encouraged to work collaboratively to departmentalize when aligned with the student’s IEPs in the best interest of the students. JSEC will work with special education teams around departmentalization.
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