Preparation Time in Elementary Schools Sample Clauses

Preparation Time in Elementary Schools. Elementary school teachers will have at least one preparation period each day of at least 30 minutes during which they will not be assigned to any other duties. Such preparation period may be scheduled when the pupils in the teacher’s class are being instructed by a specialist. There may be a 15-minute recess period each day by agreement of the Principal and the staff involved. Such recess period will be in addition to the teacher’s lunch period and preparation period. The building Principal in cooperation with their staff will be responsible for implementing this section. The Principal and the staff will also attempt to develop a special schedule so that each teacher has an additional preparation period during the week. Usually this additional preparation will occur on the days the teacher’s class has more than one special class. Elementary teachers will not be required to remain with their class when the class is being taught by a specialist.
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Preparation Time in Elementary Schools. The elementary school teacher shall in addition to his/her lunch period, be permitted a preparation period of at least a minimum of thirty-five (35) minutes a day during which s/he shall not be assigned to any other duty. Effective September 1, 2001, said preparation period shall be at least a minimum of forty (40) minutes a day. This period shall be scheduled by the principal when the pupils in the teacher’s class are being instructed by a specialist or at other times which may be administratively feasible.

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