Middle School Day Sample Clauses

Middle School Day. In middle schools, the regular school day for assigned teaching, planning and consultation functions shall be determined by the District and will include a minimum twenty-five (25) minute duty-free lunch period. The District shall determine the appropriate classroom schedule.
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Middle School Day. 1. The total school day for the middle school teachers shall be designated by the Board and shall not exceed seven (7) hours. The additional ten (10) minutes added for 2003-2005 shall not be used for additional instructional time. The total student day shall not exceed six (6) hours and twenty (20) minutes. Effective with the 2007-2008 school year, the total school day for middle school teachers shall be designated by the Board and shall not exceed seven (7) hours, six (6) minutes. The additional six (6) minutes added to the day shall be used for additional instructional time. In addition, three (3) of the ten (10) minutes added in the 2003-2006 Agreement shall be used for additional instructional time, for a total of nine (9) added instructional minutes. The total student day shall not exceed six
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Middle School Day a. The normal scheduled teaching load in the middle school will be 30 teaching periods and five unassigned preparation periods. The Association will be consulted prior to any adjustment to the middle school day.
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Middle School Day. 1. Middle School teachers shall have a minimum of one (1) period each day free from interruption for planning purposes. In addition, middle school teachers will have an additional planning period each day for team planning, focusing on team, building and District educational issues related to students.
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Middle School Day. (5-1-1) Special education, physical education and elective teachers shall teach no more than six (6) periods per day with one (1) planning period per day equal in length to a classroom instructional period. Teachers assigned to a grade level team shall teach no more than five (5) periods per day with one (1) individual planning period each day and one (1) service period each day equal in length to a classroom instructional period. The service period shall be assigned from the following possibilities:
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Middle School Day. In middle schools, the regular school day for assigned teaching, planning and consultation functions shall be exactly six (6) hours and forty-seven (47) minutes, which shall include a twenty-five (25) minute duty-free lunch period. Class Scheduling – Each middle school teacher shall teach five (5) periods of at least fifty (50) minutes, one (1) fifteen (15) minute record homeroom and supervise students during passing time between classes. Alternative schedules may be developed by the administrator as long as they meet State mandated hours of instruction. The Union will be consulted in advance concerning such proposed alternative schedules. When another assignment, such as duty or other educational responsibility which is equivalent to a class is assigned, the teacher will be relieved of one (1) of the five (5) class assignments. The middle school teaching program shall consist of teacher-pupil contact by each teacher of 315 minutes per day. This time shall be utilized for instructional periods, record-homeroom, and passing time between classes. Each middle school teacher shall teach at least five 50-minute periods, one 15-minute record-homeroom and supervise students during passing time between classes. Alternate schedules may be developed by the administration as long as they meet the 315 minute requirement.
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