Paraeducators. The parties recognize the important role played by paraeducators and agree that paraeducator assistance will be provided as follows to work both in the special education room and to work in the general education room as needed to provide inclusive experiences for students as directed by the special education teacher. Special education teachers with lower caseloads will work collaboratively with general education teachers at the secondary level, the curricular leader or department head to share paraeducator time as needed to meet the needs of special education students in the building. In the event that additional assistance is needed to meet student needs, the teacher may request a meeting with the building administrator and appropriate district staff to address the situation. The following paraeducator hours are based on: Resource Room/Integrated Program 30 hr/wk for each 30 students Self-Contained Academic/Support Center 65 hr/wk for each 12 students Self-Contained Life Skills/Adaptive Support Center 65 hr/wk for each 10 students Emotional Behavioral Disorders/School Adjustment 65 hr/wk for each 10 students Preschool/Early Childhood Education 32.5 hr/wk for each 12 students with IEPs in each session (65 hrs/wk for 12 students with IEPs in both sessions) Paraeducator staffing may be added to special education classrooms with high impact students based on the unique needs of students. Other remedies will be explored with the teacher and principal. Beginning in the 2018-19 school year, Secondary ELL paraeducator assistance for English language development services will be allocated using the following formula: ELL student count at school hours per week of paraeducator services 76-150 30.0 151-225 45.0 226-300 60.0 301-375 75.0 376+ 90.0 The 2017-18 school year will be a transition year between the prior staffing formula for Secondary ELL paraeducators and the new formula. As paraeducators separate from employment during the 2017-18 school year, or change assignments out of ELL positions, staffing will be adjusted to more closely fit the formula above. ELL paraeducator assistance for elementary English development services will be allocated at 15.0 hours per day for each 90 students.
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Paraeducators. The parties recognize the important role played by paraeducators and agree that paraeducator assistance will be provided as follows to work both in the special education room and to work in the general education room as needed to provide inclusive experiences for students as directed by the special education teacher. Special education teachers with lower caseloads will work collaboratively with general education teachers at the secondary level, the curricular leader or department head to share paraeducator time as needed to meet the needs of special education students in the building. In the event that additional assistance is needed to meet student needs, the teacher may request a meeting with the building administrator and appropriate district staff to address the situation. The following paraeducator hours are based on: Primary Support Center 32.5 hrs/wk Resource Room/Integrated Program 30 hr/wk for each 30 26 students Self-Contained Academic/Support Center 65 hr/wk for each 12 10 students Self-Contained Life Skills/Adaptive Support Center 65 hr/wk for each 10 8 students Emotional Behavioral Disorders/School Adjustment 65 hr/wk for each 10 students Preschool/Early Childhood Special Education 32.5 hr/wk for each 12 students with IEPs in each session Staffed at 1.0 FTE certificated and two (65 hrs/wk for 12 students with IEPs in both sessions6.5 hours each) paraeducators support per day Paraeducator staffing may be added to special education classrooms with high impact students based on the unique needs of students. Other remedies will be explored with the teacher and principal. Beginning If a paraeducator position above is not filled within 10 school days of the vacancy, the teacher shall be paid $25/day for each day the position remains unfilled. If the position remains unfilled for 30 days, the teacher shall be paid $50/day for each day the position remains unfilled. This remedy is separate and apart from any remedy to which employees are entitled under Section 7.2.B.2.e and may be provided in addition to the 2018-19 school year, remedy in Section 7.2.B.2.e if the qualifying event occurs. Secondary ELL paraeducator assistance for English language development services will be allocated using the following formula: ELL student count at school hours per week of paraeducator services 76-150 30.0 151-225 45.0 226-300 60.0 301-375 75.0 376+ 90.0 The 2017-18 school year *For each additional 75 students, 15 hours per week of paraeducator services will be a transition year between the prior staffing formula for Secondary ELL paraeducators and the new formula. As paraeducators separate from employment during the 2017-18 school year, or change assignments out of ELL positions, staffing will be adjusted to more closely fit the formula aboveadded. ELL paraeducator assistance for elementary English development services will be allocated at 15.0 hours per day for each 90 students.
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Paraeducators. The parties recognize the important role played by paraeducators and agree that paraeducator assistance will be provided as follows to work both in the special education room and to work in the general education room as needed to provide inclusive experiences for students as directed by the special education teacher. Special education teachers with lower caseloads will work collaboratively with general education teachers at the secondary level, the curricular leader or department head to share paraeducator time as needed to meet the needs of special education students in the building. In the event that additional assistance is needed to meet student needs, the teacher may request a meeting with the building administrator and appropriate district staff to address the situation. The following paraeducator hours are based on: Resource Room/Integrated Program 30 hr/wk for each 30 students Self-Contained Academic/Support Center 65 hr/wk for each 12 students Self-Contained Life Skills/Adaptive Support Center 65 hr/wk for each 10 students Emotional Behavioral Disorders/School Adjustment 65 hr/wk for each 10 students Preschool/Early Childhood Special Education 32.5 hr/wk for each 12 students with IEPs in each session Staffed at 1.0 FTE certificated and two (65 hrs/wk for 12 students with IEPs in both sessions6.5 hours each) paraeducators support per day Paraeducator staffing may be added to special education classrooms with high impact students based on the unique needs of students. Other remedies will be explored with the teacher and principal. Beginning in the 2018-19 school year, Secondary ELL paraeducator assistance for English language development services will be allocated using the following formula: ELL student count at school hours per week of paraeducator services 76-150 30.0 151-225 45.0 226-300 60.0 301-375 75.0 376+ 90.0 The 2017-18 school year *For each additional 75 students, 15 hours per week of paraeducator services will be a transition year between the prior staffing formula for Secondary ELL paraeducators and the new formula. As paraeducators separate from employment during the 2017-18 school year, or change assignments out of ELL positions, staffing will be adjusted to more closely fit the formula aboveadded. ELL paraeducator assistance for elementary English development services will be allocated at 15.0 hours per day for each 90 students.
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