Class Assignment. Deadline
Class Assignment. No teacher shall be assigned to teach subjects, grades, or classes outside his/her area of certification unless the teacher gives his/her consent in a temporary or emergency situation.
Class Assignment.
A. Assignment of Classes
1. The schedule of class offerings is determined by the Associate Xxxx for each division for the fall, winter, spring, and summer semesters.
a. Within one (1) week after all full-time schedules, including extra-contractual assignments, have been confirmed for a given semester, adjunct faculty members, including senior adjuncts returning from an approved leave of absence, will be notified about open/pending/wait-listed sections that remain.
b. The Schools will establish a procedure to communicate class sections electronically.
c. Each adjunct faculty member shall have the right to select from these open/pending sections on the basis of the seniority list provided by Human Resources. Adjuncts with the most seniority points will have first choice in choosing sections and may select the number of contact hours allowed by the contract. The selection process shall continue down the seniority list until all of the open/pending sections have been exhausted. In the event that more than one adjunct faculty member requests the same section, the adjunct with the highest seniority who is qualified to teach the course shall be assigned the section.
d. Classes added to the schedule after the completion of adjunct assignment will be offered to faculty members based on seniority and availability.
e. An adjunct faculty member who otherwise meets the necessary credentials specified by College policy is “qualified” to teach a course if he or she has satisfactorily taught the same course previously for at least two semesters at the College or if the Associate Xxxx determines he or she is qualified
f. Final clinical assignments are determined by the placement site.
g. Seniority points are determined by the Office of Human Resources.
Class Assignment. 6.01 Professional employees will be assigned within the scope of their teaching certificates or major or minor fields of study when possible. Having once been assigned to a specific grade level and/or subject matter area, a classroom teacher may be reassigned to a different grade level and/or subject matter area only after consultation, with the final decision resting with the administration.
Class Assignment. 26.1.1 The appropriate administrator will provide all full-time faculty a document to request assignments, modality, off-campus classes and schedule preferences for each subsequent semester prior to finalization of the class schedule.
26.1.2 The administrator shall not arbitrarily disregard the faculty member’s preferences. If the assignment request is denied, the faculty member may submit a written request to appropriate administrator who shall provide in writing the reasons for the denial.
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Class Assignment. Each adjunct faculty member shall submit a written request to the Xxxx, on a form provided by the College, by the date established by the College, to identify the days and times the adjunct faculty member is available to teach for the subsequent semester. Every attempt will be made to honor such request subject to the College’s staffing needs. The College acknowledges that a reasonable effort shall be made to assign adjunct faculty members who are fully qualified by virtue of their academic credentials, training, classroom evaluations, recent experience, current discipline related technology, pedagogical techniques in the classroom and date of hire as defined in Article 3.7. The College will make a reasonable effort to assign an adjunct faculty member who has not been provided at least a three credit hour contingent assignment, with an assignment that will most likely run before providing a contingent assignment to a non-unit adjunct faculty member. The Xxxx has sole discretion in determining an appropriate teaching assignment for an adjunct faculty member. Adjunct faculty shall be notified, when possible, of their contingent work assignment for the next regular semester prior to the end of the current semester.
Class Assignment a. Notification in writing will be given to all teachers of any changes in their programs, schedules, school assignments, room assignments, grades, and/or subjects for the following year no later than the close of the previous year. However, should an unforeseeable situation (i.e., severe financial difficulty, construction or renovation problems, or other due and sufficient cause) arise during the summer which necessitates a change in any of the items listed herein the teacher will be notified in writing as soon as possible.
b. Departmentalized teachers in the middle and senior high schools shall be assigned for no more than five (5) teaching periods per day. Should the period structure of the student school day change, the parties shall renegotiate the provisions of this section in accordance with Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10-153f(e).
c. Any teacher assigned to a non-compensated extra-curricular activity during school hours shall have such an assignment considered a teaching period unless the teacher elects it in place of another assignment.
Class Assignment at the secondary level the normal teaching assignment will be a homeroom, five instructional periods, a planning period, and a study hall.
a. In place of a study hall a teacher may be assigned a period in a resource center, in hall patrol, or some other regular duty which may include conducting a remedial class for no more than eight students. However, volunteers will be considered before any other teacher is assigned one of these remedial classes and no teacher will be assigned involuntarily two years in a row. For those teachers involved in an activity oriented mini- course program, a lab duty period will replace the study hall duty or required duty. This duty period will be used to prepare for and make possible the activities and field trips in the mini-course program.
b. In the event that one sixth instructional period in any particular department that has teachers required to teach five classes is needed and there are not volunteers to teach such classes, the Superintendent will notify the Association President who, upon finding these circumstances to exist, will assist in finding such volunteers to teach a sixth instructional period. If there still is no volunteer, the Superintendent can make one such assignment per department for no additional compensation. The teacher assigned to a sixth instructional period will be relieved of the study hall and/or duty assignment, and whenever possible a homeroom, and the total average teaching load per day shall not exceed 168. In the event that a department has required more than one teacher to teach a sixth instructional period, payment will be one-sixth (1/6) of each teacher’s regular salary. In addition, in those situations where compensation is being provided for a sixth assignment, the teaching load shall not exceed 180 students. The ten (10%) percent overage shall not apply in such situations.
(i) Teachers will not be scheduled daily for more than four consecutive periods (including study halls) without an intervening planning or lunch period.
(ii) Every effort will be made for teachers to have no more than three teaching preparations per day.
d. Home and career skills, technology and health teachers may be assigned six instructional periods. Such teachers will have no study hall assignment and, whenever possible, no homeroom.
e. No class in which students classified as emotionally handicapped are enrolled will exceed the set limits except for physical education.
