Length of Teacher Work Day Sample Clauses

Length of Teacher Work Day. Except as provided in Section I, Item IV, J (non-teaching duties), regular employment obligations for teachers will be a seven and one-half (7 1/2) hour day, inclusive of lunch. Professional Development days will consist of six (6) hours, exclusive of lunch. The fifteen (15) minutes for elementary and the twenty (20) minutes for secondary before the 1st xxxx and the fifteen (15) minutes for elementary and the ten (10) minutes for secondary after the last xxxx are not intended for instruction but for preparing the classroom for instruction and classroom closure. Should bus duty exceed the workday by fifteen/ten (15/10) minutes for two or more consecutive duties, the teacher may request relief and the principal will provide relief. Teachers will attend, under normal circumstance, no more than one thirty (30) minute general faculty meeting beyond the seven and one-half hour (7 1/2) school day every week called by their building principal or the Superintendent of Schools. Except in emergency situations, these meetings will not be held on Fridays, or the day preceding a holiday or vacation period. Teachers shall be notified of meetings in advance with teachers having the right to suggest items on the agenda. Individual teachers may be required to work beyond the seven and one-half (7 1/2) hour work day to attend a conference with a parent and/or IEP meeting which cannot be scheduled during a typical work day. Contract Contract 7:35 7:50 2:50 3:05 11:20 – Elementaries, ECC 8:15 8:30 3:30 3:45 12:00 – 6th GA, Xxxxxx 8:10 8:30 3:30 3:40 11:55 – 7th/8th GA, RAA, HS
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Length of Teacher Work Day. The specific hours at all buildings may vary building to building within the District. The basic day for a teacher will be 7.5 consecutive hours inclusive of a thirty-minute duty-free lunch. Duty free lunches will occur between and include the earliest and latest student lunches. Teachers will be on duty for those hours on Monday through Friday. On Fridays and days before vacations and holidays, teachers may leave their buildings 15 minutes early but not until students are properly supervised. Subd 1. Prep Time: Teacher workload will consist of 255 instructional minutes in the high school and 310 instructional minutes in the elementary schools. These instructional minutes shall occur on a daily basis and are not to average out over a week, semester, year, or other unit of time. Both parties (District and Exclusive Representative) must agree if the instructional minutes are averaged out over any other period longer than one day. Travel time for teachers assigned duties on more than one campus will not be on prep time or duty free lunch. In addition, prep time for secondary teachers will consist of a minimum of two, separate, 50 continuous minute time periods. Prep time for elementary teachers will consist of a minimum of 70 minutes, at least 50 minutes of which will be in a continuous block of time.
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Length of Teacher Work Day a. Commencing with the 2006-2007 school year, the length of the teacher day for regular session shall be seven (7) hours and 5 minutes. This represents a 5 minute per day increase over the 2005-2006 school year for all teachers. i. At the Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx School and the Xxxxxx X. Xxxxx School, there shall be approximately 40 minutes per day, prior to the commencement of the student day, utilized as described in (b) below. ii. At the High School and Middle School, a 9 period shall be created by reducing the 2005-2006 length of each period 2 minutes, along with the additional 5 minutes per day. The 9 period, which shall be utilized, as described in (b) below, shall take place at the end of the student day. b. The additional period of time described in (a)(i)(ii) above, shall be utilized as follows: The Superintendent shall decide on the exact number of days to be used for extra help for students, which number may vary throughout the school year but shall be approximately two days per week. Teacher preparation of student assignments to be posted on eBoard or any such similar communication system shall be the professional responsibility of unit members to be conducted as an overall job duty. The time previously allotted towards the performance of eBoard duty shall be utilized for co-planning among and between members who are assigned to inclusion instruction. For those members not otherwise assigned to inclusion courses, the aforementioned time or period shall be dedicated to modifying lessons for the benefit of students with disabilities and otherwise and collaborating with other teachers. The remaining days will be used for professional development - except that every other week one of the two professional development periods will be for co-planning. c. Teachers shall be available to provide extra help for student during the entire time of the additional periods so designated and shall maintain attendance records for all students who attend. However, in connection with the extra help periods, teachers shall not be required to prepare lesson plans, to provide homework assignments, to assign grades or to communicate with parents and no formal observations shall occur. d. At the Middle School and High School teachers are required to report to home rooms or assigned duty stations ten minutes prior to the homeroom. e. All teachers shall record each time that they enter or exit the building, based upon the recording method instituted by the District.
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