Middle School Planning Periods and Teaching Assignments Sample Clauses

Middle School Planning Periods and Teaching Assignments. 1. All licensed employees who have classroom assignments at the middle school level will be scheduled a minimum of one (1) instructional period of duty-free instructional planning per student attendance day during the normal instructional day. This planning period shall be in addition to the employee’s minimum thirty (30) minute duty-free lunch period. 2. The normal teaching assignment for teachers at the middle school, including special education and Title I teachers, will be five (5) instructional periods plus one (1) advisory or supervision period per semester for six (6) combined periods. There shall be a maximum limit of six (6) instructional periods per teacher, unless addressed in 7.3F. This excludes the lunch/homeroom period. For each instructional period assigned beyond the normal five (5) periods, the teacher will receive a stipend, and that teacher will not be assigned supervision during the remaining period (excludes the lunch/homeroom). The stipend for one semester shall be $2,250. 3. An instructional period is defined as the class periods regularly scheduled at the middle school. 4. Assigned supervisory periods are those periods when direct instruction which requires planning and/or grading outside of the supervisory period are not required.
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