Class Periods a. The normal teaching assignment at the Mt. Olive Middle School and at the Mt. Olive High School shall be five (5) class periods per day. When a High School teacher is assigned a sixth (6th) class and effective 1992-93 when a middle school teacher is assigned a sixth (6th) class, that teacher shall be relieved of all duties.
Class Periods. Wherever possible, teachers shall teach no more than six periods where a secondary day consists of seven periods, or no more than five periods where a secondary day consists of six periods. In the event that the district adopts the “block scheduling” concept, the Association agrees that each teacher will receive the equivalent of five periods of release time (no scheduled class) per week as was scheduled during the 1997-1998 school year. No teacher in the secondary schools shall have more than four preparations per marking period unless requested by the teacher.
Class Periods. Whenever possible, teachers shall teach no more than six (6) periods where a secondary day consists of seven (7) periods, or no more than five (5) periods where a secondary day consists of six (6)
Class Periods. The class period will be as follows: For the Class: From July 6, 2014 through the date on which the Court grants preliminary approval of the Settlement. The class period shall be referred to herein as the “Class Period.”
Class Periods. A. The California Class Period shall be four years prior to this Action’s filing date through the date the Court enters a preliminary approval order.
