CLASS MAXIMUMS Sample Clauses

CLASS MAXIMUMS. 9.3.1 The District and the Association agree to maintain class maximums at the level approved by the Curriculum Committee. The recognized class maximum is determined on the course outline as approved by the Curriculum Committee. 9.3.1.1 Class maximums at the Chula Vista Campus apply to courses offered at the off-campus sites unless circumstances and space/facilities at the off-campus sites make that impossible, in which case the Vice President for Academic Affairs and the cognizant Xxxx of the offsite location will jointly make adjustments in the maximums as needed. 9.3.1.2 Class maximums of newly proposed courses or courses submitted for modification shall be established by a consensus agreement between the full-time Unit Members teaching in the subject area in which the course is being offered and the Xxxx. The consensus agreement shall be among those present at a meeting called by the Xxxx for the purpose of establishing the class maximum. The Xxxx shall notify the Unit Members of the committee five (5) working days before the meeting. 9.3.1.3 If consensus agreement for these newly proposed courses or courses submitted for modification is not obtained, the class will be referred to a committee made up of two (2) members appointed by the Association, and two (2) members appointed by the District. The maximum for the new class will be established by an agreement among any three (3) members of the committee. 9.3.1.4 If the committee fails to establish a class maximum, the maximum shall be established by the District. When establishing the maximum, the District shall take into consideration such factors as the maximum of similar classes, the instructional methods proposed for the course, and facility or equipment limitations. 9.3.1.5 The class size for all learning community linked classes described in 9.
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CLASS MAXIMUMS. 1. Class size for transitional kindergarten shall be a maximum of 28. Class size for kindergarten through grade 3 shall be a maximum of 30. Class size for grades 4-6 shall be a maximum of 32. This is by class and by school site. a. If any transitional kindergarten class reaches enrollment of 25 students, a temporary paraeducator will be placed in the classroom for 3 hours a day, until enrollment is reduced to 24 or less. 2. Teacher-student enrollment at the secondary level which exceed the established ratio for grades 7-12 shall not exceed the following maximum enrollment sizes: TOTAL INDIVIDUAL MAXIMUM CLASS MAXIMUM Remedial Reading - 125 English - 165 33 Social Science, International Language, Math and Science - 175 35 Regular Physical Education - 250 50 (5 periods) a. The above maximum for regular physical education classes shall exclude all students in athletic physical education classes taken for credit. b. Total enrollment maximums for each subject for those unit members teaching fewer than five (5) sections shall be proportional amounts of the total maximum enrollments listed above. 3. The ratio to determine grades 7-8 bilingual class size will be 1:29 but not exceed 30 maximum enrollment for grades K-8. a. When a bilingual class exceeds 30 students, the teacher and/or principal has the option of immediately obtaining a substitute to assist the bilingual teacher. b. When a bilingual combination class becomes necessary, every attempt will be made to ensure the lowest enrollment in those affected grade levels. The affected unit member(s) will be directly involved in the selection and/or placement of the students in such classes. c. All identified LEP/SDC students will count as 2.0 students in determining class size in all bilingual TK-8 classes. 4. The number of students assigned to any one class shall not exceed the number of student workstations that can be safely utilized for quality instruction as mutually determined by the unit member and site administrator. 5. Special Education maximum caseload shall be as follows: (K-3) = 12 Moderate Special Day Class (Adult Transition) (AGES 18-21) =16 Moderate/Severe Special Day Class (Adult Transition)……(AGES 18-21) =12 Resource Specialist Program (RSP)…………………………………..(K-12) =28 (maximum 2 sites) Adapted Physical Education (APE) ………………………………….. 65 Speech and Language…………………………………………………. 55 Visually Handicapped and Deaf and Hard of Hearing……………. 18 Early Intervention Program (EIP)……………………………………… 11 6. School A...
CLASS MAXIMUMS. It is agreed that except as noted below, the number of students per class shall not exceed thirty-three (33). 1. Grades K-3 -- shall not exceed thirty (30) 2. Study Hall 3. Instrumental Music first year of classroom instruction shall be 33 4. Vocal Music
CLASS MAXIMUMS. 12.4.1. Class maximums shall be subject to negotiation.
CLASS MAXIMUMS. Once class maximums have been established, the vice-president of student services, assisted by the vice-president of instruction shall devise an enrollment procedure which will insure, insofar as possible, that as of the beginning of the second week of instruction, enrollments shall not exceed class size maximums, except:

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