Common use of Planning Period Clause in Contracts

Planning Period. Citrus County Schools shall provide teacher planning in a minimum of 30-minute blocks for a total of not less than 150 minutes per week. Schools should make every effort to schedule the 30 minutes during student contact time unless: • Mandate(s) and/or state statute(s) require the district to expend additional money in order to do so. • Staff meetings or professional development are scheduled during student contact time that would not allow sufficient time for 30 continuous minutes. • There is a week in which the school calendar does not contain five full student work days. Special schools or programs including, but not limited to: Crest, WTI, Renaissance, Marine Science, AES, and Pre-K may be exempt due to unique scheduling. Individual teachers may waive all or part of their designated planning time during student contact time. Any exceptions not listed above shall be reviewed by the CCEA and Superintendent or his/her designee before approved by the Superintendent for implementation.

Planning Period. Citrus County Schools shall provide teacher planning in a minimum of 30-minute blocks for a total of not less than 150 minutes per week. Schools should make every effort to schedule the 30 minutes during student contact time unless: • Mandate(s) and/or state statute(s) require the district to expend additional money in order to do so. • Staff meetings or professional development are scheduled during student contact time that would not allow sufficient time for 30 continuous minutes. • There is a week in which the school calendar does not contain five full student work daysworkdays. Special schools or programs including, but not limited to: Crest, WTI, Renaissance, Marine Science, AES, and Pre-K may be exempt due to unique scheduling. Individual teachers may waive all or part of their designated planning time during student contact time. Any exceptions not listed above shall be reviewed by the CCEA and Superintendent or his/her designee before approved by the Superintendent for implementation.

Planning Period. ‌ Citrus County Schools shall provide teacher planning in a minimum of 30-minute blocks for a total of not less than 150 minutes per week. Schools should make every effort to schedule the 30 minutes during student contact time unless: • Mandate(s) and/or state statute(s) require the district to expend additional money in order to do so. • Staff meetings or professional development are scheduled during student contact time that would not allow sufficient time for 30 continuous minutes. • There is a week in which the school calendar does not contain five full student work days. Special schools or programs including, but not limited to: Crest, WTI, Renaissance, Marine Science, AES, and Pre-K may be exempt due to unique scheduling. Individual teachers may waive all or part of their designated planning time during student contact time. Any exceptions not listed above shall be reviewed by the CCEA and Superintendent or his/her designee before approved by the Superintendent for implementation.

Planning Period. Citrus County Schools shall provide teacher planning in a minimum of 30-30 minute blocks for a total of not less than 150 minutes per week. Schools should make every effort to schedule the 30 minutes during student contact time unless: • Mandate(s) and/or state statute(s) require the district to expend additional money in order to do so. • Staff meetings or professional development are scheduled during student contact time that would not allow sufficient time for 30 continuous minutes. • There is a week in which the school calendar does not contain five full student work days. Special schools or programs including, but not limited to: Crest, WTI, Renaissance, Marine Science, AES, and Pre-K may be exempt due to unique scheduling. Individual teachers may waive all or part of their designated planning time during student contact time. Any exceptions not listed above shall be reviewed by the CCEA and Superintendent or his/her designee before approved by the Superintendent for implementation.