CLASS SIZE & CASELOAD SIZE Sample Clauses

CLASS SIZE & CASELOAD SIZE. A. Elementary and Intermediate Grade Class Size The board will maintain class sizes at or below the cap for each class. If there is an extenuating circumstance where a resident student is added and would put a class above the cap and there is no physical space for an additional classroom, then the Association and administration will confer to solve the issue. For the 2024-2025 school year, the Board will maintain the following class size limits: Begindergarten (BK)/ developmental kindergarten 23 Kindergarten 26 1st - 3rd grades 28 4th - 6th grades 30 For the 2025-2026 school year and thereafter, the Board will maintain the following class size limits: Begindergarten (BK)/ developmental kindergarten 23 students or less Kindergarten 26 1st grade 27 2nd - 4th grades 28 5th - 6th grades 30 a. Elementary Choir and General Music classes are not to exceed two (2) classes, except with the consent of all teachers involved. b. Combined grade classes shall not exceed thirty (30) students. c. Intermediate band/choir class size will be at the discretion of the building administration in collaboration with the teachers, and will be based on the curricular needs of the course. Administration will work across buildings and with teachers to create a schedule that allows for the most co-teaching possible if there is a demonstrated need. Choir courses will have an accompanist available for all courses. B. Secondary Grade Class Size The board will maintain class sizes at or below the cap for each class. a. The Board will maintain a class size of thirty-two (32) or less students in 7th - 12th grade classes. Some exceptions follow: i. Laboratory station classes (science, computer, drafting) and MMC English classes shall not exceed thirty (30) students unless the teacher has granted permission to do so. ii. Physical Education (PE) - With exception of PHW, PE classes will have a class size of 40 students. iii. Music - Secondary Band/Choir class size will be at the discretion of the building administration in collaboration with the teachers, and will be based on the curricular needs of the course. Administration will work across buildings and with teachers to create a schedule that allows for the most co-teaching possible if there is a demonstrated need. Choir courses will have an accompanist available for all courses. C. Caseloads and Class Size for Special Education a. The board of education will follow the Michigan Administrative Rules for Special Education (XXXXX) guidelines f...
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CLASS SIZE & CASELOAD SIZE. A. Elementary and Intermediate Grade Class Size The board will attempt to maintain class sizes at or below the lower cap for each class. Class sizes shall not exceed the upper cap. Overage pay for classroom teachers will be paid for any students above the lower cap at a rate of $250/student per trimester. For specials teachers (Music, Art, P.E.) $50/student per trimester. a. The Board will attempt to maintain a lower cap class size of twenty-three (23) or less students in Begindergarten (BK) / developmental kindergarten. Classes may not exceed the upper cap class size of twenty-five (25) students. b. The Board will attempt to maintain a lower cap class size of twenty-six (26) or less students in Kindergarten - 2nd grade. Classes may not exceed the upper cap class size of twenty-eighty (28) students. c. The Board will attempt to maintain a lower cap class size of twenty-eight (28) or less students in 3rd - 6th grades. Classes may not exceed the upper cap class size of thirty-one (31) students. d. Elementary Choir and General Music classes are not to exceed two (2) classes, except with the consent of all teachers involved. e. Combined grade classes shall not exceed thirty (30) students.
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