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Class Size Limitations Sample Clauses

Class Size Limitations. A. Class Size Maximums 1. Grades K-3 2. Grades 4-5 3. Grades 0-00
Class Size Limitations. 1. The Board of Education agrees to set class size limitations of 30 in grades kindergarten and first grade, 31 in grades 2 through 6, and 33 in grades 7 through 12. Because of numerous scheduling problems, the Board of Education will agree that a one (1) student per teacher session variable may exist. A review board consisting of a senior high, middle/junior high school and an elementary teacher will meet prior to the tenth student day to review class loads throughout the School District. 2. Class overloads shall be determined on a daily basis. When a class size, after the tenth student day for the first trimester and the fifth student day for the second and third trimester, exceeds the limit, the teacher shall be paid: a. $5.00 per additional student per day in the elementary schools b. $1.00 per additional student per hour in the middle/junior high schools c. $1.25 per additional student per block in the high schools (also refer to Article X, Section J, 1) for class size for the English Department) d. Elementary Physical Education and Music will be paid per student, per class according to the following rates depending on the length of the class: 0-15 minutes $ .25 16-30 minutes $ .50 31-45 minutes $ .75 46-60 minutes $1.00 Compensation for overloads shall be paid three times per year. Payments of overloads shall be paid at the end of each trimester. 3. An acceptable reason for altering the class size objectives may be any of the following: a. A class larger than 34 is necessary and desirable in order to provide for specialized or experimental instruction. b. Special subjects with less than 34 teaching stations be limited to the number of students for stations available. 4. The district and Union agree that the assignment of teachers for the purpose of class-size reduction grades K-3 will be subject to the availability of funding. Both parties agree these positions will be eliminated if funding is not available. a. The district will determine the classrooms that will be assigned class-size reduction teachers. b. A substitute teacher will be provided after three (3) consecutive absences of the same teacher for the classrooms that have two (2) teachers assigned for the purposes of the Lower Class Size Reduction Grant when only one (1) teacher is absent. If after three (3) consecutive absences of the same teacher and a substitute teacher is not provided the teacher will be compensated at the rate of $100.00 per day or $50.00 per half day. c. If there is a s...
Class Size Limitations. 1. Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten a. The size of pre-kindergarten classes shall be determined on the basis of a maximum absolute cap of 18 pupils with a teacher and paraprofessional. b. The size of kindergarten classes shall be determined on the basis of a maximum of 25 pupils for each teacher, except as specified in 3 below.
Class Size Limitations. (Continued)
Class Size Limitations. A. Class Size One hour of aide time per day for each two students will be added when the number of students is two or more over the maximums below. Site-based students in regular education are counted toward class size if placement exceeds 40% of the school day (unless student comes with their own aide). K 21 2-3 25 4-5 29 For grades 6-12, there will be no more than 165 total student contacts or 34 contacts per class period, unless more is required by Northwest Accreditation Standards. If exceeded, the teacher will then choose one of the following supports that is most beneficial to them: readers, instructional aide time, clerical assistance, or release from all duties. The maximum student contacts will be 175. The foregoing is not applicable to classes in physical education, music, chorus and band, and also advisors. For elementary schools an initial aide time calculation will be made so that a specific number of hours can be assigned to each school during in-service week based on preliminary counts obtained at pre- registration. Aide time calculations will then be made in the 1st week of October, the 1st week of January and the last week of March and implementation effected either upward or downward the following week. When combination or blended classes exist and new students need to be added to classes the District will give first consideration to placing those students in straight grade classrooms first, but retains the right to place students based on the individual student’s need. For middle and high schools class size counts will occur the 3rd week of each semester. Individual teachers may request a class size count at any time in the interim if they believe their count has exceeded the class size limitations. B. No later than September 15 of each year and upon request thereafter, self-contained special education teachers and building administrators shall meet for the purpose of coordination of the schedule and determining special education resources, and planning allocation of resources. Concerns which are not adequately addressed at the advisory level may be referred to the labor- management committee. C. To the greatest extent possible, the development of yet to be assigned incoming Kindergarten transition IEPs will be equitably distributed. After October 1st, when a member with a SPED endorsement is assigned to write IEPs and conduct IEP meetings for students not on their caseload, they will be time carded additional hours at the curriculum rat...
Class Size Limitations. 1. Beginning with the 2022-2023 school year, the Board of Education agrees to set class size limitations of 28 in Kindergarten, 31 in first through third grade, 31 in grades 4 through 5. The Board agrees to set class size limitations of 35 in grades 6 through 12 if the secondary schools have a 6 period day (teach 5, 1 prep). If the secondary schools have a 7 period day (teach 6, 1 prep), class size limitations shall be an average of 35. TFT members assigned to the secondary schools shall receive overage payments outlined in this Agreement if the total pupil count exceeds 185, or if the total pupil count in any one class exceeds 35. A review board consisting of a senior high, middle school and an elementary teacher will meet prior to the tenth student day to review class loads throughout the School District. 2. Class overloads for all general education teachers (including classes with a Special Education co-teacher) shall be determined on a daily basis. When a class size, after the tenth student day for the first trimester (or semester if the District goes to semesters) and the fifth student day for the second and third trimester (or the fifth day of the second semester should the District go to semesters), exceeds the limit, the teacher shall be paid: a. $5.00 per additional student per day in the elementary schools b. $1.00 per additional student per hour in the middle schools c. $1.00 per additional student per period in the high schools (also refer to Article X, Section J, 1) for class size for the English Department) d. Elementary Physical Education and Music will be paid per student, per class according to the following rates depending on the length of the class: 0-15 minutes $ .25 16-30 minutes $ .50 31-45 minutes $ .75 46-60 minutes $1.00 Compensation for overloads shall be paid three times per year. Payments of overloads shall be paid at the end of each trimester. 3. An acceptable reason for altering the class size objectives may be any of the following: a. A class larger than 38 is necessary and desirable in order to provide for specialized or experimental instruction. b. Special subjects with less than 38 teaching stations be limited to the number of students for stations available. 4. The Superintendent or his/her Designee will meet each spring with a committee of the TFT prior to the establishment of elementary classes to provide input in order to reduce or eliminate combination classes for the next school year.
Class Size Limitations. 1. Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, the Board of Education agrees to set class size limitations of 26 in Kindergarten, 28 in first through third grade, 30 in grades 4 through 5. The Board agrees to set class size limitations of 33 in grades 6 through 12 if the secondary schools have a 6 period day (teach 5, 1 prep). If the secondary schools have a 7 period day (teach 6, 1 prep), class size limitations shall be an average of 28. The Board of Education agrees to set class size limitations of 30 in grades kindergarten and first grade, 31 in grades 2 through 6, and 33 in grades 7 through 12. Because of numerous scheduling problems, the Board of Education will agree that a one (1) student per teacher session variable may exist. If the secondary schools have a 7 period day, TFT members assigned to the secondary schools shall receive overage payments outlined in this Agreement if the total pupil count exceeds 168, or if the total pupil count in any one class exceeds 31. A review board consisting of a senior high, middle/junior high school and an elementary teacher will meet prior to the tenth student day to review class loads throughout the School District.
Class Size Limitations. (Continued) F. Teacher Service
Class Size LimitationsIn accordance with Ends Policy E-1, it is the goal of the District to provide for a supportive learning environment for each student. Insofar as allowed by constraints of physical plant and financial resources, the following teacher workloads shall be considered too large to fulfill the District mission:

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