Classroom Equipment Sample Clauses

Classroom Equipment. You may NOT use any of the teacher’s supplies or equipment. This includes, but is not limited to, pencils and pens, dry-erase markers, paper, tissue paper, trash bags, staplers, erasers, paper, etc. Many of these items were purchased BY THE TEACHERS.
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Classroom Equipment. 1. Each student shall have a desk or comparable table space. 2. Each classroom shall be equipped with erasers, teacher’s desk, file cabinet, bulletin board, waste receptacle, pencil sharpener, and electrical outlets, unless the instructor feels that any of the above are not necessary due to the nature of the class or program. 3. The Board of Education agrees to make every effort to provide and maintain, in each classroom housing students in a learning situation, the equipment, furnishing, and supplies necessary to fulfill the aims and objectives of the class. 4. The Board agrees to do all within its power to maintain libraries that are stocked with books, magazines, newspapers, and other reading materials that will supplement the various educational programs within each building.
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Classroom Equipment a. Provide the Xxxx of Faculty with a list of classroom equipment needed and what, if any, equipment allergies (for example, dry erase pens or chalk) are of concern. b. A list of special classroom equipment such as projectors and sewing machines and the days and times the equipment shall be used in the classroom (e.g., Monday, 1:00-2:00 P.M.) shall also be included. Teacher understands there may be an established rotation schedule for special equipment usage. Students may be charged an equipment fee in classes if the Teacher requires the use of special equipment for several days. Teacher shall be notified as soon as possible if unusual equipment is unavailable. 1. A copy of the letter Teacher shall send to each student with itemized lists of supplies Teacher shall furnish and the supplies the student shall bring to class. The list should include all materials to be used in the class.
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