Parental Classroom Visits Sample Clauses

Parental Classroom Visits. 4.1 Should a parent request to visit a specific class taught by a unit 145 member, the parent shall initially report to the site administrator or 146 designee before the visit. At that time the site administrator or 147 designee shall notify the unit member of the parent’s request and the 148 purpose of the visit.
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Parental Classroom Visits. Parental requests to visit a specific class taught by a unit member shall only be granted according to the following provisions: A. A parent requesting to visit a specific class shall initially report to the Principal or designee prior to visiting the class. At that time, the Principal or designee shall ascertain the purpose of the parent's visit. B. The Principal or designee shall notify the teacher of the parent's request and the purpose of the visit. C. Prior to any visit, the parent shall be required to sign a register upon which he/she shall record the name of the teacher to be visited. Such register shall also include a citation from Education Code §§ 44811concerning the parent's duty not to disrupt classes. D. The Principal or designee in consultation with the unit member shall schedule the visit so as to minimize the disruption of classroom activities, consistent with the parent's schedule. E. Consistent with this Article, appropriate rules and regulations for parent visits may be developed by the Principal, and if so developed, shall be available to unit members. F. The procedures described in this section shall not apply to school visits by groups authorized by the Principal (such as accreditation observers, representatives of foreign educational institutions, and the like) conducting general visits not directed at a specific unit member’s classes, except that the Principal/designee shall attempt to notify the appropriate unit members in advance of such group visits.
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Parental Classroom Visits. ‌ Parental requests to visit a specific class taught by a bargaining unit employee shall only be granted according to the following provisions: A. A parent requesting to visit a specific class shall initially report to the Principal or designee prior to visiting the class. At that time, the Principal or designee shall ascertain the purpose of the parent's visit. B. The Principal or designee shall notify the teacher of the parent's request and the purpose of the visit. C. Prior to any visit, the parent shall be required to sign a register upon which he/she shall record the name of the teacher to be visited. Such register shall also include a citation from Education Code §§ 44811concerning the parent's duty not to disrupt classes. D. The Principal or designee in consultation with the bargaining unit employee shall schedule the visit so as to minimize the disruption of classroom activities, consistent with the parent's schedule. E. Consistent with this Article, appropriate rules and regulations for parent visits may be developed by the Principal, and if so developed, shall be available to bargaining unit employees. F. The procedures described in this section shall not apply to school visits by groups authorized by the Principal (such as accreditation observers, representatives of foreign educational institutions, and the like) conducting general visits not directed at a specific bargaining unit employee’s classes, except that the Principal/designee shall attempt to notify the appropriate bargaining unit employees in advance of such group visits.
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