Elementary Teachers Time for Instructional Planning Sample Clauses

Elementary Teachers Time for Instructional Planning. 16 17 Each elementary teacher shall be guaranteed an average of not less than one hundred and eighty 18 (180) minutes per week over a two-week period for instructional planning time within the 19 student day. 21 In addition to the above instructional planning time, elementary teachers shall have a forty (40) 22 minute block of time per day for conference/preparation time prior to the beginning of the 23 student day. Conference/preparation time shall be used, within the discretion and professional 24 judgment of the teacher, for the purpose of parent/teacher conferences, teacher/teacher 25 conferences, teacher/student conferences, IEP and other student service meetings, course 26 preparation and administrator/teacher conferences. The twice-monthly staff meetings may also 27 be scheduled within this time. 28 29 Planning time shall be pro-rated for employees with less than 1.0 FTE. 30 31 This section may be reopened upon the request of the District or Association when the District 32 adds a fourth comprehensive elementary school. 33
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