Common use of High School Clause in Contracts

High School. A. A study guide, when commercially available, and a desk set, where appropriate, for each intensively studied text shall be provided each teacher for the courses he/she teaches. B. A teacher in a school which is operating on more than one shift shall have his/her periods of duty consecutively scheduled, and for a length of time equal to the normal teacher day. C. Cafeteria duty in all high schools shall be voluntary. Mandatory bus duty shall not be required. D. Career centers shall be considered part of the organizational structure of the schools where located. Departments shall be formed under guidelines of Article XXIX unless the career area is already departmentalized at the school. (Medical Office Management would be part of the Business Technology Department already established, etc.) E. In order that proper control may be maintained over storage and inventory of science supplies, especially chemicals, one (1) chemistry teacher in each high school shall be scheduled for one (1) additional planning period each week, or at the option of the Board one (1) additional hour at the negotiated hourly rate may be paid in lieu of the planning time. F. In the absence of volunteers, assignment of senior high schools teachers within a department to teach in more than two (2) classrooms shall be rotated by department seniority beginning with the least senior teacher in terms of department seniority. G. Middle school teachers shall not be scheduled bus duty beyond their regular duty day. H. Middle School study skills teachers shall continue to accrue departmental seniority in the department in which they last taught before assuming the study skills assignment. I. Teachers may leave their buildings during lunch after notifying the office. X. Xxx secondary schools shall have a computer coordinator selected by a committee of three teachers (the Federation building representative and two teachers appointed by the representative) and two administrators. The high schools computer coordinator shall be paid an annual Special Service Salary. The coordinator’s duties will include minor maintenance functions and instructional support. K. When a teacher transfers, three (3) days’ notice shall be given when possible. Two full days without students shall be allowed. These days may be taken either at the receiving school or at the school from which the teacher is transferred at the option of the teacher. One (1) full day without students shall be allowed for movement within a school when a teaching assignment changes. If requested three (3) days in advance the Board shall move materials and equipment to the new site.

High School. A. i. A study guideteacher’s normal workday shall be seven (7) hours and forty (40) minutes, when commercially available, and including a desk set, where appropriate, for each intensively studied text thirty minute (30) duty-free lunch period. It is the obligation of the teacher to notify the principal if lunch is interrupted. ii. Each teacher shall be provided each teacher for an average of forty-six (46) minutes daily of duty-free preparation time within the courses he/she teaches. B. A teacher in a school which is operating on more than one shift shall have his/her periods of duty consecutively scheduled, and for a length of time equal to the normal teacher pupil day. C. Cafeteria duty in all high schools shall be voluntaryiii. Mandatory bus duty shall not be required. D. Career centers shall be considered part Depending upon the needs of the organizational structure of curriculum and student enrollment, the schools where located. Departments shall be formed under guidelines of Article XXIX unless the career area is already departmentalized at the school. principal will make reasonable efforts to limit High School teachers to no more than five (Medical Office Management would be part of the Business Technology Department already established, etc.) E. In order that proper control may be maintained over storage 5) classes and inventory of science supplies, especially chemicals, one (1) chemistry duty period each school day. High School teachers may be assigned a sixth teaching assignment in place of a duty. While it is not the intention of the Administration to routinely assign six teaching assignments as a matter of course, the sixth assignment may be needed to (i) respond to students’ educational needs, (ii) maintain lower student to staff ratios, and (iii) more efficiently and effectively utilize the professional skills of the teaching staff. With the exception of a RIF situation under Article 11.5, no High School teacher will lose his/her job because of the Administration’s decision to assign six teaching assignments or because of the change in each high school shall cap limitations. iv. There will be scheduled for no more than one (1) additional planning prep per class period each weekfor core academic courses unless the teacher otherwise agrees. The maximum number of preps per day for core academic teachers (with the exception of Foreign Language teachers) will not exceed three (3), or at unless the option teacher, with the approval of the Board Department Chair, initiates a request for additional preps. v. Duty periods may include study hall supervision, hall/rest room supervision, lunch supervision, and academic assistance. Where appropriate, educational aides may be utilized in lieu of teachers to non-instructional duty supervision, taking into consideration the need to maintain student discipline. vi. Teaching assignments or duties which fall outside of the normal student day (i.e., “Early Bird,” detention monitor, etc.) shall be done on a voluntary basis. Those bargaining unit members who have volunteered shall be permitted to appropriately flex their starting or ending times. vii. High school staff meetings shall occur during collaboration time and shall occur no more than one (1) additional hour at time each month except in emergency situations. Professional development activities will be cooperatively developed by the negotiated hourly rate staff and the building administration. Teachers may be paid in lieu of the planning time. F. In the absence of volunteers, assignment of senior high schools teachers within a department to teach in more than two (2) classrooms shall be rotated by department seniority beginning with the least senior teacher in terms of department seniority. G. Middle school teachers shall not be scheduled assigned bus duty beyond their regular duty daysupervision on a rotating basis where coverage is not otherwise provided by teachers opting for the stipend. H. Middle School study skills teachers shall continue to accrue departmental seniority in the department in which they last taught before assuming the study skills assignment. I. Teachers may leave their buildings during lunch after notifying the office. X. Xxx secondary schools shall have a computer coordinator selected by a committee of three teachers (the Federation building representative and two teachers appointed by the representative) and two administrators. The high schools computer coordinator shall be paid an annual Special Service Salary. The coordinator’s duties will include minor maintenance functions and instructional support. K. When a teacher transfers, three (3) days’ notice shall be given when possible. Two full days without students shall be allowed. These days may be taken either at the receiving school or at the school from which the teacher is transferred at the option of the teacher. One (1) full day without students shall be allowed for movement within a school when a teaching assignment changes. If requested three (3) days in advance the Board shall move materials and equipment to the new site.

High School. A. A study guide, when commercially available, and a desk set, where appropriate, for each intensively studied text shall be provided each teacher for the courses he/she teaches. B. A teacher in a school which is operating on more than one shift shall have his/her periods of duty consecutively scheduled, and for a length of time equal to the normal teacher day. C. Cafeteria duty in all high schools shall be voluntary. Mandatory bus duty shall not be required. D. Career centers shall be considered part of the organizational structure of the schools where located. Departments shall be formed under guidelines of Article XXIX unless the career area is already departmentalized at the school. (Medical Office Management would be part of the Business Technology Department already established, etc.) E. In order that proper control may be maintained over storage and inventory of science supplies, especially chemicals, one one (1) chemistry teacher in each high school shall be scheduled for one (1) additional planning period each week, or at the option of the Board one (1) additional hour at the negotiated hourly rate may be paid in lieu of the planning time. F. In the absence of volunteers, assignment of senior high schools school teachers within a department to teach in more than two (2) classrooms shall be rotated by department seniority beginning with the least senior teacher in terms of department seniority. G. Middle school teachers shall not be scheduled bus duty beyond their regular duty day. H. Middle School study skills teachers shall continue to accrue departmental seniority in the department in which they last taught before assuming the study skills assignment. I. Teachers may leave their buildings during lunch after notifying the office. X. Xxx secondary schools shall have a computer coordinator selected by a committee of three teachers (the Federation building representative representative, and two teachers appointed by the representative) and two administrators. The high schools school computer coordinator shall be paid an annual Special Service Salary. The coordinator’s duties will include minor maintenance functions and instructional support. K. When a teacher transfers, three (3) days’ notice shall be given when possible. Two full days without students shall be allowed. These days may be taken either at the receiving school or at the school from which the teacher is transferred at the option of the teacher. One (1) full day without students shall be allowed for movement within a school when a teaching assignment changes. If requested three (3) days in advance the Board shall move materials and equipment to the new site.

High School. A. i. A study guideteacher’s normal workday shall be seven (7) hours and forty (40) minutes, when commercially available, including a thirty minute (30) duty-free lunch period. It is the obligation of the teacher to notify the principal if lunch is interrupted. Regular work hours shall be continuous no earlier than 7:00 a.m. and a desk set, where appropriate, for each intensively studied text no later than 4:00 p.m. as established by the Superintendent. ii. Each teacher shall be provided each teacher for an average of forty-six (46) minutes daily of duty-free preparation time within the courses he/she teaches. B. A teacher in a school which is operating on more than one shift shall have his/her periods of duty consecutively scheduled, and for a length of time equal to the normal teacher pupil day. C. Cafeteria duty in all high schools shall be voluntaryiii. Mandatory bus duty shall not be required. D. Career centers shall be considered part Depending upon the needs of the organizational structure of curriculum and student enrollment, the schools where located. Departments shall be formed under guidelines of Article XXIX unless the career area is already departmentalized at the school. principal will make reasonable efforts to limit High School teachers to no more than five (Medical Office Management would be part of the Business Technology Department already established, etc.) E. In order that proper control may be maintained over storage 5) classes and inventory of science supplies, especially chemicals, one (1) chemistry duty period each school day. High School teachers may be assigned a sixth teaching assignment in place of a duty. While it is not the intention of the Administration to routinely assign six teaching assignments as a matter of course, the sixth assignment may be needed to (i) respond to students’ educational needs, (ii) maintain lower student to staff ratios, and (iii) more efficiently and effectively utilize the professional skills of the teaching staff. With the exception of a RIF situation under Article 11.5, no High School teacher will lose his/her job because of the Administration’s decision to assign six teaching assignments or because of the change in each high school shall cap limitations. iv. There will be scheduled for no more than one (1) additional planning prep per class period each weekfor core academic courses unless the teacher otherwise agrees. The maximum number of preps per day for core academic teachers (with the exception of Foreign Language teachers) will not exceed three (3), or at unless the option teacher, with the approval of the Board Department Chair, initiates a request for additional preps. v. Duty periods may include study hall supervision, hall/rest room supervision, lunch supervision, and academic assistance. Where appropriate, educational aides may be utilized in lieu of teachers to non-instructional duty supervision, taking into consideration the need to maintain student discipline. vi. Teaching assignments or duties which fall outside of the normal student day (i.e., “Early Bird,” detention monitor, etc.) shall be done on a voluntary basis. Those bargaining unit members who have volunteered shall be permitted to appropriately flex their starting or ending times. vii. High school staff meetings shall occur during collaboration time and shall occur no more than one (1) additional hour at time each month except in emergency situations. Professional development activities will be cooperatively developed by the negotiated hourly rate staff and the building administration. Teachers may be paid in lieu of the planning time. F. In the absence of volunteers, assignment of senior high schools teachers within a department to teach in more than two (2) classrooms shall be rotated by department seniority beginning with the least senior teacher in terms of department seniority. G. Middle school teachers shall not be scheduled assigned bus duty beyond their regular duty daysupervision on a rotating basis where coverage is not otherwise provided by teachers opting for the stipend. H. Middle School study skills teachers shall continue to accrue departmental seniority in the department in which they last taught before assuming the study skills assignment. I. Teachers may leave their buildings during lunch after notifying the office. X. Xxx secondary schools shall have a computer coordinator selected by a committee of three teachers (the Federation building representative and two teachers appointed by the representative) and two administrators. The high schools computer coordinator shall be paid an annual Special Service Salary. The coordinator’s duties will include minor maintenance functions and instructional support. K. When a teacher transfers, three (3) days’ notice shall be given when possible. Two full days without students shall be allowed. These days may be taken either at the receiving school or at the school from which the teacher is transferred at the option of the teacher. One (1) full day without students shall be allowed for movement within a school when a teaching assignment changes. If requested three (3) days in advance the Board shall move materials and equipment to the new site.

High School. A. A study guide, when commercially available, and a desk set, where appropriate, for each intensively studied text shall be provided each teacher for the courses he/she teaches. B. A teacher in a school which is operating on more than one shift shall have his/her periods of duty consecutively scheduled, and for a length of time equal to the normal teacher day. C. Cafeteria duty in all high schools shall be voluntary. Mandatory bus duty shall not be required. D. Career centers shall be considered part of the organizational structure of the schools where located. Departments shall be formed under guidelines of Article XXIX unless the career area is already departmentalized at the school. (( Medical Office Management would be part of the Business Technology Department already established, etc.) E. In order that proper control may be maintained over storage and inventory of science supplies, especially chemicals, one (1) chemistry teacher in each high school shall be scheduled for one (1) additional planning period each week, or at the option of the Board one (1) additional hour at the negotiated hourly rate may be paid in lieu of the planning time. F. In the absence of volunteers, assignment of senior high schools school teachers within a department to teach in more than two (2) classrooms shall be rotated by department seniority beginning with the least senior teacher in terms of department seniority. G. Middle school School teachers shall not be scheduled bus duty beyond their regular duty day. H. Middle School study skills teachers shall continue to accrue departmental seniority in the department in which they last taught before assuming the study skills assignment. I. Teachers may leave their buildings during lunch after notifying the office.after X. Xxx secondary schools shall have a computer coordinator selected by a committee of three teachers (the Federation building representative and two teachers appointed by the representative) and two administrators. The high schools school computer coordinator shall be paid an annual Special Service Salary. The coordinator’s duties will include minor maintenance functions and instructional support. K. When a teacher transfers, three (3) days’ days notice shall be given when possible. Two full days without students shall be allowed. These days may be taken either at the receiving school or at the school from which the teacher is transferred at the option of the teacher. One (1) full day without students shall be allowed for movement within a school when a teaching assignment changes. If requested three (3) days in advance the Board shall move materials and equipment to the new site.Two

High School. A. A study guideTeachers at EWGHS may be assigned supervisory duties and/or common planning time during the teacher workday for up to forty (40) minutes per day, when commercially available, and a desk set, where appropriate, for each intensively studied text shall be provided each teacher for the courses he/she teaches. B. A teacher in a school which is operating on no more than one shift shall have his/her periods of duty consecutively scheduled, and for a length of time equal to the normal teacher day. C. Cafeteria duty in all high schools shall be voluntary. Mandatory bus duty shall not be required. D. Career centers shall be considered part of the organizational structure of the schools where located. Departments shall be formed under guidelines of Article XXIX unless the career area is already departmentalized at the school. three (Medical Office Management would be part of the Business Technology Department already established, etc.) E. In order that proper control may be maintained over storage and inventory of science supplies, especially chemicals, one (13) chemistry teacher in each high school shall be scheduled for one (1) additional planning period each times per week, or at the option of the Board one (1) additional hour at the negotiated hourly rate may be paid in lieu of the planning time. F. In the absence of volunteers, assignment of senior high schools teachers within a department to teach in which no more than two (2) classrooms may be supervisory. Said assigned responsibilities shall not interfere with the preparation time entitlement of approximately forty-five (45) minutes per day, as outlined in Article 10. (1) Every effort shall be rotated by made to strategically assign teacher preparation periods so as to provide opportunities for Common Planning Time among all members or a subset of members from a department seniority beginning with the least senior teacher in terms of department senioritybased upon teaching assignments, and/or teachers assigned to a co-teaching classroom. This time may be assigned according to Article 15, A (above). G. Middle (2) Supervisory duties may include hallway supervision, cafeteria supervision, and/or parking lot supervision. All teachers may be assigned hallway supervision during the students’ school day. Cafeteria supervision during one student lunch period, hallway or cafeteria supervision prior to the students’ school day and parking lot supervision may be assigned only to those teachers shall not be scheduled bus duty beyond their regular duty daywho have volunteered for said assignments. H. Middle School study skills teachers shall continue to accrue departmental seniority in the department in which they last taught before assuming the study skills assignment. I. Teachers may leave their buildings during lunch after notifying the office. X. Xxx secondary schools shall have a computer coordinator selected by a committee of three teachers (the Federation building representative and two teachers appointed by the representative) and two administrators. The high schools computer coordinator shall be paid an annual Special Service Salary. The coordinator’s duties will include minor maintenance functions and instructional support. K. When a teacher transfers, three (3) days’ notice Supervisory duties shall be given when possibleassigned equitably based upon teacher preferences, availability and seniority. Two full days without students A supervisory duty preference sheet shall be alloweddistributed to staff prior to the close of the previous school year. These days The supervisory duty schedule shall be available for review by the Association President and/or his designee. (4) Additional supervisory duties may be taken either at assigned to any teacher during half-day release time (for example, the receiving school exam schedule), or at the school from which the teacher is transferred at the option of the teacher. One during normal instructional times when there are no children present (1) full day without students shall be allowed for movement within a school when a teaching assignment changes. If requested three (3) days in advance the Board shall move materials and equipment to the new siteexample, after seniors complete their instructional year).