Guaranteed Prep Time Sample Clauses

Guaranteed Prep Time. A. Each teacher will have guaranteed preparation time according to the following schedule: Elementary - seven (7) preparation periods each week when school is in session five days that week. One (1) of the preparation periods each week is to be assigned by the principal and designated as common planning time for grade level team planning and grade level meetings. Elementary specialists* (art, music, physical education, media specialists & world language teachers) shall be assigned as follows: a. Elementary specialists may be assigned up to 33 periods (a period constitutes either 43 minutes for K-5 PE and Developmental PE or 60 minutes (two 30-minute class sessions) for Pre-K PE and Adaptive PE), in a five-day cycle. There will not be any circumstances in which an elementary PE teacher assigned to Pre-K or Adaptive PE periods teach more instructional minutes weekly than one who teaches a regular schedule. b. Compensation for extra teaching assignments shall be applicable to elementary specialists if they are assigned to teach sections in excess of those stated above. c. Shared elementary specialists will be home based at the building they are scheduled for on Mondays for staff meetings as well as district and building level responsibilities. d. If an elementary specialist is assigned to teach in more than one elementary school per day that individual shall be provided with a period to travel from building to building. e. Building responsibilities may be assigned to or requested of elementary specialists only on days which they are assigned to teach fewer than seven periods in a day. f. Elementary specialists, who as a part of the schedule, teach classes prior to the start of the official school day should not be scheduled for a teaching assignment during the last period of the day to the extent possible and may be dismissed early on that day (up to the equivalent of one period) or another arrangement may be made in collaboration with their building principal. g. Elementary Media Specialists shall have one- half day per week allocated to administrative duties. h. To the extent possible, K-8 Principals will design a master schedule that reduces the possibility of teaching more than four (4) consecutive periods in a row. This will not apply to anyone who teaches an extra period assignment. This matter will not be subject to the grievance process. B. Secondary - five (5) unassigned preparation periods each week. C. In the high school four (4) day rotating-drop ...
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Guaranteed Prep Time. Each teacher will have guaranteed preparation time according to the following schedule: A. Elementary - four (4) forty (40) minute preparation periods each week and one (1) additional forty (40) minute preparation period each week to be assigned by the principal and designated as common planning time for grade level team planning and grade level meetings. This time will be provided during special area instruction time with no more than one (1) period per day if possible (art, music, physical education, media). B. Elementary specialists (art, music, physical education, & world language teachers) shall be assigned as follows: C. Secondary - five (5) unassigned preparation periods each week. D. In the high school four (4) day rotating-drop schedule, each high school teaching staff member shall have a lunch period every day, a preparation period every day, and a minimum of three (3) on-call periods per four (4) day cycle, (two (2) on-call periods for Science teachers per four (4) day cycle), and no more than one (1) lunch duty per four (4) day cycle. The on-call period is a duty-free period to be utilized on a non-routine basis. A non-routine basis is defined as a situation where an assignment, meeting or duty is not assigned to a particular teacher on a regular basis. E. If the high school returns to a nine period day each high school teaching staff member shall have one (1) on-call period, one (1) preparation period and one (1) lunch period per day. It is agreed that in the event LHS is returned to an eight (8) period day, the LEA reserves the right to bargain the impact of more than a five (5) minute change in each period. Principals and supervisors may conduct meetings during a common planning period. No scheduled meetings should be held during a teacher’s preparation period or lunch. A teacher’s preparation period may be used for conferences involving observations or evaluations when mutually agreed between the teacher and principal/supervisor.
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Guaranteed Prep Time. 1. All secondary teachers will have four (4) regular class periods of uninterrupted preparation time per week during the student day for the specific purpose of preparing for teaching assignments and a maximum of twenty-four (24) instruction periods per week. However, the District may offer and an individual teacher may voluntarily agree to teach an additional period in lieu of the preparation period. Teachers who accept an offer to teach an additional period shall receive additional salary in the amount of one-seventh (1/7) of their daily rate. 2. All elementary teachers will be provided with 60 minutes of preparation time per day, subject to scheduling constraints, during the regular work day for the specific purpose of preparing for teaching assignments. The preparation time may be scheduled on an individual basis within each building and the District may provide an opportunity for each staff member to make his/her wishes regarding such scheduling known before a preparation time schedule is adopted. 3. Employees in the bargaining unit employed less than full time shall receive a pro-rata portion of a full-time employee’s prep. This pro-rata shall be determined by comparing the number of periods worked, by the number of periods in the day. Example: If a less than full time employee teaches for 2 periods, they receive 2/7th a period of prep. 4. In the event of unforeseen emergencies or increased enrollment which would result in significant scheduling changes, including double shifting, utilization of temporary portable classrooms or leasing additional facilities, the District and the Association agree to reopen Section D to discuss possible changes in preparation time. This is not intended to cancel preparation time, but may involve shifting of preparation to non-student contact time.
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