High School Teachers a. The High School Scheduling Committee shall be composed of the high school principals, the guidance liaison, and 5 appointees named by the Union. Co-facilitators shall be chosen form the principals and the Union appointees. Meeting attendance and summaries shall be submitted monthly to Summit.
High School Teachers. Four (4) work days without students for returning high school teachers to be used as two (2) non-student attendance days, one (1) at the end of each semester; plus two (2) days prior to the opening of schools.
High School Teachers. High school teachers (grades 9-12) shall be assigned a duty-free lunch period per day.
High School Teachers a. High school teachers will be provided at least one class period (currently 72-77 minutes) of planning time per full day of school.
High School Teachers. (1) The daily teaching load of high school teachers (grades 9-12) shall be six (6) teaching periods and the assignment of a supervised study or another non-teaching activity period, exclusive of preparation time, shall be considered one of the six (6)
High School Teachers. (9-12) Hours
High School Teachers. 1. Teachers at the high school will work a seven (7) period day. High school academic teachers will normally be assigned to not more than twenty-five (25) teaching periods and five (5) student supervision periods each week. Full-time high school teachers will have one (1) preparation period or the equivalent each instructional day. No teacher will be assigned to more than two (2) days of six (6) teaching periods. Any teacher assigned one such six (6) period teaching day will have no more than four (4) supervisory periods each week. Any teacher assigned two (2) such six (6) period teaching days will have no more than three (3) supervisory periods each week.
High School Teachers. 1. The normal teaching load at the high school shall be up to six (6) assignments and one (1) full preparation period. One of the six (6) assignments shall be other than an assigned teaching class.
High School Teachers. A teacher regularly assigned as a secondary teacher shall have, on the average, 1450 minutes of teaching per week unless more time is necessary to satisfy State requirements pertaining to minimum pupil instruction time. Individual planning time will not exceed one (1) period per day. A High School teacher shall have a duty free lunch period equal to that of students except for time needed to supervise hallways during passing periods.
High School Teachers. Fifth and Sixth Hour Preparation-the salary divided by the number of teacher days divided by 6 x .25 = rate x number of student days in the school year. The number of teacher days will be based on the number of days in the school calendar (Article 18.0000) for that teacher (new teacher or otherwise). One-half (½) of compensation will be paid at the end of the first semester and one-half (½) at the end of the second semester.
