RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. The responsibilities of teachers shall include the instruction, guidance, discipline, safety, hygiene, and general care for the welfare of pupils. These responsibilities are not confined to the classroom, but extend to all school sponsored activities.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. 12.1 All teachers employed by the Xxxx Xxxxx Union Elementary School District assume the following responsibilities: 12.1.1 Teachers are required to report to work 30-minutes before school starts and remain on duty for 7-hours, which does not include a 30-minute duty free lunch. Teachers are expected to work that 7-hour contract workday on site. 12.1.2 The District shall compensate any unit member at $60.00 per hour for approved time outside of the work day: 12.1.2.1 All unit members participating in Open House shall be compensated at $60 per hour at a maximum of one (1) hour. 12.1.2.2 This section shall not apply to a TK-8 grade unit member’s attendance at Back to School Night and Graduation. 12.1.2.3 The District encourages participation at Calaveras County Student Annual Events, therefore the teacher of record will be compensated to attend when a student in their class is participating. Additional staff participants will be required to pay their own registration and fees related with no compensation. 12.1.3 Teachers shall be professional in their conduct at all times. 12.1.4 Policies and regulations associated with a unit member’s professional duties can be found at this link. [xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/district/marktwain/] 12.1.5 Teachers are to keep such records and tender such reports as are required by law or requested by the administration (i.e. attendance, substitute teacher plans, report cards, progress reports, IEP/504 documents) 12.1.6 Teachers shall not discuss students except with school personnel concerned, or with such persons as may be authorized to seek information by the parents. 12.1.7 Teachers must file credentials and self-monitor renewals with the Calaveras County Office of Education and the Xxxx Xxxxx School District Office. 12.1.8 Teachers are required to see that all students under their supervision are supervised at all times. 12.1.9 A faculty meeting will be held on the first day teachers convene for the year at which time the schedule for regular faculty meetings for that year shall be reviewed and calendared. Teachers are required to attend all monthly faculty meetings, except when prior arrangements have been authorized by the administrator. An additional meeting may be scheduled by administration if unforeseen circumstances arise with agreement of Chapter President.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. 12.1 All teachers employed by the Xxxx Xxxxx Union Elementary School District assume the following responsibilities: 12.1.1 Teachers are required to report to work 30-minutes before school starts and remain on duty for 7-hours, which does not include a 30-minute duty-free lunch. Teachers are expected to work that 7-hour contract workday on-site on Professional Collaboration Days, Staff Development Days, and during Parent Conference Week. Except for days just listed above, certificated staff may leave campus 30-minutes after the completion of bus duty for their grade level as long as they complete their 7-hour contract workday at home. Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten teachers shall follow the work schedule for grades 1 through 3. 12.1.2 The District shall compensate any unit member, at that employee’s hourly rate of pay, who is required to participate in a student’s Individualized Education Plan (IEP), a 504 meeting, or a student disciplinary matter either before or after the contracted workday as that term is defined at Section 12.1.1
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. A. Teachers will be expected to be in school at times normally associated with their duties and responsibilities, such as classes, homerooms, meetings and conferences. Teachers leaving the building during the school day will sign out and sign in, in the book reserved for this purpose, which is located in the main office of each building. B. A schedule of potential professional building and grade level staff meetings will be given to all teachers at the beginning of each semester. Professional staff members are expected to attend. There shall be no more than two faculty/grade level meetings per month. Professional staff members unable to attend such meetings are responsible for their content and any practices or procedures which might result from discussions at such meetings. The building principal may call brief emergency meetings. Teachers are encouraged to attend other professional meetings which may be scheduled as needed. Regular professional staff meetings will take place after the 10th period in the high school and middle school whenever possible; other professional meetings will also take place after these times whenever possible. C. The school day shall include a duty-free lunch period during the regular student lunch period of at least one-half hour on days shortened by emergency. D. The RCSTA building or area representative shall have the right to schedule Association meetings before or after school. The RCSTA will not conduct official Association meetings prior to dismissal of their respective schools. No union representative will interrupt a teacher in a class to conduct union business. E. The building or area representative shall be provided at least ten (10) minutes additional time at all building faculty meetings to report on matters involving representation of the teachers by the Association.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. Any new duties will not be implemented without teacher agreement in a 50 plus 1 vote. A. Instruction: Teachers are expected to • Submit emergency lesson plans to the office by the second week of the academic semester, and update after each use. • Submit course syllabi which include grading policy to school principal before the first day of instruction. The course syllabi should also be uploaded to Schoology for parent and student access. • When absent, teachers should follow Smart Finder protocols to obtain a substitute, and provide lesson plans for the duration of the absence. If planning to be absent, notify the Admin office by email or phone (000)000-0000 no later than 7:00am. • Imbed the theme of social justice in the curriculum of each course at least once a semester. • Use student data for intervention, regrouping, and differentiating instruction. • Observe and practice five key AVID /WICOR Strategies. • Maintain a positive learning environment using Restorative Justice Practices. • Implement SSJ Advisory curriculum. Teachers not assigned an Advisory will serve as a team teacher based on the needs of the students. • It is recommended that teachers devote one hour a week to students outside of class for tutoring or detention. Extra Pay for tutoring hours is available if the following criterion is met: At least 10 students attend a weekly 1 hour tutoring session. Teachers will be eligible for the hourly rate with proper documentation (sign-in sheet and learning log). B. Discipline: Teachers are expected to • Implement a common school wide discipline plan (behavior contract will be provided during Buy Back Days). • Consistently document misbehavior or discipline issues using the MSIS online referral. • Participate in after school detention on a rotating basis (half an hour of tutoring can be exchanged for 30 minutes of detention). Only if staff agrees during Buyback days with a vote of 50 plus 1. • Enforcement of Uniform and Tardy Polices will require same day lunch detention. C. SPED Teachers • Will meet once a week during Advisory to discuss: progress monitoring, new students, etc.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. Counselors & Coordinators A. Positive School Culture and Accountability: Teachers, Counselors and Coordinators are expected to contribute to the culture of the school by: • Attending all professional development and faculty meetings, scheduled according to their role. Teachers are exempt from participating in Professional Development on the Tuesdays when Midterm or Final grades are due that same week. • Being a member of at least one school committee (i.e. positive behavior, social-cultural, professional development, data & intervention, etc.) • Support the extra-curricular/athletic activities of students by doing one of the following: • attending an athletic event • chaperoning a school field trip. • sponsoring a student club meeting during the school day • Supporting student and parental involvement by: • chaperoning at least one after-school activity per year (i.e. dance supervision, concession stands, etc.) • attending at least one community-building/parent activity per year (family night, AVID recognition ceremony, Senior Award Night, interdisciplinary project showcase, etc.). • holding a parent conference before or after school. • Participating in IEP, SSPT, intervention and parent conference meetings as needed to support student achievement. • Monitoring the hallways during passing periods on a regular basis. • It is recommended that teachers, counselors & coordinators devote a minimum of one hour per week, after school, to meet with students or parents, as needed. Teachers, counselors & coordinators to provide specific dates and times of availability before September 1st of the new school year.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. To know and enforce consistently and fairly the rules of the individual school and the policies of the school district;
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. Tutors shall ensure that all official data and student information is protected from unauthorized access or use. • Tutors shall maintain confidentiality in relation to official data and student information. • Tutors shall report any suspected breach of data protection or child safeguarding measures to the designated person in the Institute. • Tutors shall comply with all applicable laws and regulations relating to the protection of official data and student information. • Tutors should never ask for student’s or their parents contact information or any personal information and only xxxxxxx.xx tutoring platform should be used for all the teaching and communication. • All the parent communication will happen only through xxxxxxx.xx and all the lessons will be recorded and store for minimum of three months for safeguarding and child protection reasons. • Lesson’s will be recorded and monitored for quality assurance and safeguarding purposes. Recordings will be shared with authorities in case of an legal requirement arise. • Tutor should ensure that he/ she respects the child protection law and the privacy of the student to the maximum and Xxxxxxx FZC will not be accountable for any misuse or misconduct of the platform related to the tutor’s behavior.
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