Common use of Preps Clause in Contracts

Preps. Secondary teachers will not be required to teach more than two subject areas (Math, English, P.E., Science, Music, Languages, etc.) nor more than a total of three teaching preparations at any one time. In the subject areas of Life Skills, Technology Education, Physical Education, Special Education and Music, four preparations may be required. Two preparations mean two periods of different subjects; such as Algebra I and Algebra II, French and Spanish, 7th grade English and 8th grade English, etc. The limits on the number of preparations above may be exceeded with the consent of the affected teacher or in order to avoid part-time teaching assignments.

Preps. Secondary teachers will not be required to teach more than two subject areas (Math, English, P.E., Science, Music, Languages, etc.) nor more than a total of three teaching preparations at any one time. In the subject areas of Life Skills, Technology Education, Physical EducationP.E., Special Education and Music, four preparations may be required. Two preparations mean two periods of different subjects; such as Algebra I and Algebra II, French and Spanish, 7th grade English and 8th grade English, etc. The limits on the number of preparations above may be exceeded with the consent of the affected teacher or in order to avoid part-time teaching assignments.

Preps. Secondary teachers will not be required to teach more than two subject areas (Math, English, P.E., Science, Music, Languages, etc.) nor more than a total of three teaching preparations at any one time. In the subject areas of Life Skills, Technology Education, Physical Education, Special Education and Music, four preparations may be required. Two preparations mean two periods of different subjects; such as Algebra I and Algebra II, French and Spanish, 7th grade English and 8th grade English, etc. The limits on the number of preparations above may be exceeded with the consent of the affected teacher or in order to avoid part-time teaching assignments.