High School 9 12 Sample Clauses

High School 9 12. The School District agrees to schedule High School Teachers, 9-12, with 300 minutes of preparation time per full work week which shall be duty free to the maximum extent reasonably possible. The 300 minutes may be subject to change based on the High School daily schedule. The following activities may occur during this time. This list includes but is not limited to the following: • Team meetings • Meetings between Special Education, Regular Education, and/or Specialist • Child Study meetings • Individual Educational Plan meetings • Evaluation meetings between Bargaining Unit Members and administration • Parent conferences/meetings/contacts • Planning and prepping their classes and lessons • Preparation of grades The School District will make every attempt to assign one period per regularly scheduled full work day. The additional unused minutes of preparation time can be assigned by Administration if needed within their sole discretion. In the event the assigned preparation time for all Bargaining Unit Members K-12 is less than the amounts listed above as calculated for a full work week, the Bargaining Unit Member will receive compensatory time assigned by the Administration equal to 50% of the preparation time lost.
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