Organization of Grades Sample Clauses

Organization of Grades. Classes shall be “organized” for the fall and for the spring semesters at levels sufficiently below the above maximums so that school population shifts will not result in classes exceeding the maximums. For grades kindergarten through five, classes shall be “organized” at a level sufficiently below 30 so as to provide a reasonable expectation that school population shifts will not result in class sizes exceeding the mandatory limit of 30 students. For grades six through twelve, classes shall be “organized” at a level sufficiently below 35 so as to provide good faith assurance that school population shifts will not result in class sizes above 35. When split grades are necessary in order to comply with the mandatory class size maximums, the split class shall have groups which are closest to each other in reading achievement level. Split grade assignments shall be rotated with provision for mutual exchange or continuation of split classes with the approval of the administration. Such assignments shall be shared equitably within the area or grade and/or subject assignments. *These maximums also apply to summer school. The parties agree that there may be exceptions. In such instances, the oversize classes shall be shared equitably within the area of grade and/or subject assignments. Total student load shall not exceed 108 in grades K-5 and 115 in grades 6-12 respectively for a teacher with three classes when it is necessary to maintain the summer school program. DFT/SDCD Agreement (7/1/99-6/30/02) 13
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