Common use of Teacher Programs Clause in Contracts

Teacher Programs. a. A basic maximum of 25 teaching periods, five preparation periods, and five professional activity periods for teachers shall be established before any other type of program for administrative purposes in which teachers teach less than 25 periods is arranged. b. In Title I intermediate and junior high schools, the program of 22 teaching periods, eight preparation periods and five professional activity periods will continue as follows: The number of these programs will be fixed in each particular school at a percentage equal to the number of currently contractually eligible teachers or the number of homerooms that existed during the 1996-97 school year, whichever is less compared to the total number of teacher programs. Until such time that there are no longer teachers serving in the school who are eligible for this program and the program ends, a rotation policy shall be in effect for those who are contractually eligible. In non-Title I schools the same proportion of teaching and preparation time to total scheduled teaching time as presently exists in that school will continue, with a rotation policy established. In accordance with the LOBA determination and award in Case No. IA-1-85, all Title I junior high school teachers in the following categories shall have no more than five preparation periods a week: (1) Full-time per annum teachers hired on or after July 1, 1985. (2) Teachers assigned to a school which after the 1985-86 school year loses its Title I designation, notwithstanding possible re-designation at a later date. (3) Teachers assigned to a school which was not designated Title I for the 1985-86 school year and is subsequently designated as a Title I school. (4) Teachers who on or after September 1, 1985 transfer from one school to another, except for those teachers transferring from one Title I school to another Title I school. c. Teachers in Title I intermediate and junior high schools shall have a maximum teaching load of 25 periods per week. Teachers in non-Title I intermediate and junior high schools shall have a maximum teaching load of 26 periods per week. d. Teachers assigned to music and health education classes as additional teachers will be programmed for a regular teaching period.

Teacher Programs. a. A basic maximum of 25 teaching periods, five preparation periods, and five professional activity periods for teachers shall be established before any other type of program for administrative purposes in which teachers teach less than 25 periods is arranged. b. In Title I intermediate and junior high schools, the program of 22 teaching periods, eight preparation periods and five professional activity periods will continue as follows: The number of these programs will be fixed in each particular school at a percentage equal to the number of currently contractually eligible teachers or the number of homerooms that existed during the 1996-97 school year, whichever is less compared to the total number of teacher programs. Until such time that there are no longer teachers serving in the school who are eligible for this program and the program ends, a rotation policy shall be in effect for those who are contractually eligible. In non-Title I schools the same proportion of teaching and preparation time to total scheduled teaching time as presently exists in that school will continue, with a rotation policy established. In accordance with the LOBA determination and award in Case No. IA-1-85, all Title I junior high school teachers in the following categories shall have no more than five preparation periods a week: (1) Full-time per annum teachers hired on or after July 1, 1985. (2) Teachers assigned to a school which after the 1985-86 school year loses its Title I designation, notwithstanding possible re-designation redesignation at a later date. (3) Teachers assigned to a school which was not designated Title I for the 1985-86 school year and is subsequently designated as a Title I school. (4) Teachers who on or after September 1, 1985 transfer from one school to another, except for those teachers transferring from one Title I school to another Title I school. c. Teachers in Title I intermediate and junior high schools shall have a maximum teaching load of 25 periods per week. Teachers in non-non- Title I intermediate and junior high schools shall have a maximum teaching load of 26 periods per week.week.‌ d. Teachers assigned to music and health education classes as additional teachers will be programmed for a regular teaching period.