Elementary grades definition
Examples of Elementary grades in a sentence
Seniority within the school system shall first be determined by certification as approved by the Department of Education of the State of Michigan, and shall secondly be determined by years of continuous employment in Elementary grades and/or by subject matter taught in secondary grades.
All Elementary (grades TK-5) Special Education Teachers serving Special Education students and assigned a Special Education student-caseload, will be authorized to use up to 6 optional days (or 12 half days) of substitute coverage per school year to give them classroom release time to assist with caseload management, i.e. assessments, IEP Meeting prep, report writing, etc.
Elementary grades will be provided two fifteen minute recess periods per day and teachers in elementary grades will work a maximum of two assigned duty periods per week.
Elementary grades will be provided two fifteen-minute recess periods per day and teachers in elementary grades will work a maximum of two assigned duty periods per week.
The District will seek to distribute students as equitable as possible among Elementary grades.
Elementary grades K-6 when housed in self-contained classrooms will be taught by elementary certified teachers.
Elementary School (K-6): Lower Elementary (grades K-3); and Upper Elementary (grades 4-6).
Elementary (grades 1-6) parent-teacher conferences shall consist of three one-half days of conferences, one of which shall be in the evening and two of which shall be in the afternoon (on the day of the evening conference, teachers shall be in attendance for half a day).
Elementary (grades K-4) teachers shall report to their schools thirty-one (31) minutes before the opening of the pupils’ school day.
Vacancies shall be posted with positions designated by appropriate certi fication as follows: Primary Grades (PreK to grade 3); Upper Elementary (grades 4 to 6); Middle Years (grades 7 to 9 and/or content specific); High School (grades 9 to 12 and/or content specific).