ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (K-5) CLASS SIZE Sample Clauses

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (K-5) CLASS SIZE. MAXIMUMS Grades TK-3 In order to protect Grade Span Adjustment revenue, it is necessary to provide flexibility with TK-3 class sizes. The district remains committed to the extent possible to make adequate yearly progress toward Grade Span Adjustment goals corresponding to LCFF. Therefore, TK-3 classrooms at each site will have a maximum student enrollment of 33 with a site TK-3 class size average of 31. The parties agree that this constitutes a collectively bargained alternative to the statutory class size requirements. It is not the intent of the district to utilize the above language to supersede GSA goals. However, given the current uncertainty regarding district enrollment projections and state of California budget, it is imperative that there is flexibility at the TK-3 level district wide. * District has twenty (20) days to remedy over-maximum classes Grades 4-5 Beginning with the 2015 – 2016 school year, Article 12.1. as it applies to grades 4 and 5, shall be applied in full. * Maximum of 35. On 33, place a 3-hour aide or equivalent within ten (10) days * District has twenty (20) days to remedy over-maximum classes * Maximum does not include band classes
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