Class Size for Full Inclusion Students Sample Clauses

Class Size for Full Inclusion Students. 10.5.1 For purposes of this sub-article (10.5), students from the “inclusion caseload” means the following:  SDC-Inclusion (SDC-I)  SDC-Visually Handicapped (SDC-VH)  SDC-Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDC-DHOH) 10.5.2 At elementary schools with inclusion classes, whenever reasonably possible, the District will load regular classes that include students from the “inclusion caseload” at the District-wide average, (K at 31, grades 1-3 at 30, and grades 4-6 at 30). In the case of classes participating in class size reduction, no more than
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Class Size for Full Inclusion Students. 10.5.1 For purposes of this sub-article (10.5), students from the “inclusion caseload” means the following:  SDC-Inclusion (SDC-I)  SDC-Visually Handicapped (SDC-VH)  SDC-Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDC-DHOH) 10.5.2 At elementary schools with inclusion classes, whenever reasonably possible, the District will load regular classes that include students from the “inclusion caseload” at the District-wide average, (K at 31, grades 1-3 at 30, and grades 4-6 at 30). In the case of classes participating in class size reduction, no more than 20. While inclusion students will be counted for the purpose of establishing the size of the regular class, they will not count for CSR funding. The ADA for inclusion students will be earned through their SDC assignment. 10.5.3 A regular class that includes SDC-I students may exceed the class sizes stated above by a maximum of two (2) students, provided the need for placement of SDC- I students warrants. Except as noted in 10.5.4 below, only SDC-I students will be placed into a classroom in excess of the District wide averages listed above. 10.5.4 While it is unlikely that the District will need to exceed the maximum of two (2) students set forth in 10.5.3, the parties acknowledge that there must be space available for a transferring-in student who requires SDC-VH and/or SDC-DHOH services. Accordingly, it is agreed that these two disability areas may exceed the two (2) student maximum restriction set forth in 10.5.3 by one (1) additional student. 10.5.5 Any class that exceeds the averages listed in 10.5.2 and 10.5.3 above will not have additional regular students assigned to that class until the number of enrolled students drops below the appropriate District-wide average.
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