Preparation and Planning Time, Mandatory Professional Development, Staff Meetings and Other Professional Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Preparation and Planning Time, Mandatory Professional Development, Staff Meetings and Other Professional Responsibilities. 1. Teachers shall have a planning period of at least thirty-five (35) minutes each week for preparation and planning during Instructional Hours. Teachers will have an additional planning period of forty five (45) minutes each week, subject to the District having funding and staffing for an enrichment program taught by a certificated teacher. Teachers shall have preparation and planning time on Wednesday Minimum Days, as detailed below. Teachers shall also have an additional workday, unencumbered by other District-defined activities, preceding the first day of school, as detailed below in Article 15.5. Teachers shall not be required to substitute their preparation and planning time.
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