MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER WORK DAY Sample Clauses

MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER WORK DAY. 8.6.1 Staff hours for the Middle School level shall be from 8 am to 3:40 pm on school days. 8.6.2 Middle School staff shall have a 30 minute duty free lunch each school day, except on days with adjusted schedules. 8.6.3 The Middle School will have a late start on one school day each week to accommodate Professional Learning Community (PLC) activities. Throughout first semester of the 2017-2018 school year, professional learning will be provided for middle school staff to set common understandings and expectations regarding PLC centered around best practices for all teachers. In addition, any teacher that is identified as a PLC leader will be required to complete a series of PLC facilitation workshops during the first semester of the 2017-2018 school year. These workshops will be held before or after school and will not exceed four total hours. Facilitators will not be compensated for this time. Being a PLC leader is a voluntary position and cannot be required of a member. Expectations set during the first semester will guide the use of late-start time beginning in the spring semester of the 2017-2018 school year. Within any given month, two of these meetings will be member lead and will be at the member’s home building unless the member determines collaborating at another district building would be more beneficial (in that case the member will notify the building principal of the location of their PLC). These meetings will be used for data analysis purposes and for grade level teachers to address the social emotional needs of students. The other monthly PLC dates will be used for building level discussions and to have district wide discussions. Agendas and meeting notes from the member lead meetings will be turned in to the building administrator. This will start second semester of 2017-18 with the understanding that some department timelines would be delayed due to the implementation of the new math scope and sequencing. If delays need to occur they will be discussed with AEAW prior to the spring semester. 8.6.4 Mandatory Middle School faculty meetings shall be limited to one (1) per month and can begin no earlier than 8 am. 8.6.5 Middle school teachers can be required to serve on no more than one (1) building committee which meets between 8 am and 8:40 am on school days. Staff are not precluded from serving on more than one (1) committee. 8.6.6 Middle school staff shall not be required to attend more than two (2) meetings per week before school, includin...
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MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER WORK DAY. 8.7.1 Staff hours for the Middle School level shall be from 8 am to 3:40 pm on school days. 8.7.2 Middle School staff shall have a 30 minute duty free lunch each school day, except on days with adjusted schedules. 8.7.3 With the exception of the changes listed in 8.7.4, the Middle School student day shall, for the 2013-2014, remain the same as the current middle school schedule. All non- lunch class periods must include active student instruction. Efforts will be made to provide consistency among middle school schedules to assist itinerant staff in delivering high quality service. 8.7.4 Beginning in the 2013-2014 school year, the Middle School will have a late start on one school day each week to accommodate Professional Learning Community (PLC) activities. This time will need to be used in a consistent manner across all four (4) middle schools, and each team, grade level, or teacher will be required to document their use of this time. If feasible, the late start day will coincide with the late start day and time used by the high school. 8.7.5 Mandatory Middle School faculty meetings shall be limited to two (2) per month and can begin no earlier than 8 am. 8.7.6 Middle school teachers can be required to serve on no more than two (2) building committees which meet between 8 am and 8:40 am on school days. Staff are not precluded from serving on more than two committees. 8.7.7 Middle school staff shall not be required to attend more than two (2) meetings per week before school, including the two (2) faculty meetings each month. Staff may voluntarily attend more meetings. 8.7.8 Efforts shall be made to limit the number of preps a middle school teacher has in a single day to three (3) or less. It is understood that the nature of a middle school schedule may, from time to time, lead to more than three (3) preps. At the beginning of each semester, each middle school principal or their designee will share with the Association President the number of teachers who have more than three (3) preps. 8.7.9 Middle School staff will receive one (1) period of preparation and planning time each school day. The total number of required IEP meetings during a member’s plan time shall be limited to one (1) in a given week. IEP meetings should be scheduled more than ten (10) days in advance of the meeting. Any IEP meeting scheduled less than ten
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