Roving Teachers. 16 When a secondary teacher is assigned a schedule that requires moving between different 17 classrooms over the course of the day, and such moves are not the result of unique facility 18 needs (i.e. lab space, field space, or technical work areas), no teacher shall be assigned as a 19 roving teacher for a second time until all members of their respective department (or those 20 with similar teaching responsibilities) shall have served as a roving teacher a first time. 21 Such an equitable rotation shall continue for subsequent years’ assignments.
Roving Teachers. Roving teachers agree to change classrooms approximately
Roving Teachers. Roving teachers agree to change classrooms approximately 24 every four weeks to enable three other teachers to remain in/return to the same 25 classroom throughout the year. An employee identified as a roving teacher at 26 a year-round site will be entitled to utilize a total number of classroom aide 27 hours which is ten (10) percent greater than the total number of classroom 28 aide hours allocated to other teachers in the same grade level (elementary) or 29 the same subject area (middle school) at the same school site. In addition, 30 roving teachers may be given some special considerations developed 31 cooperatively at the site; i.e., no recess or hall duty, assistance with bulletin 32 boards, single level classes, reduction of adjunct responsibilities, etc. 33 34 Roving teacher assignments will be filled by volunteers. In the event that 35 there is not a volunteer roving teacher, all four teachers may be required to 36 change classrooms when returning from intersession. Except in the most 37 extraordinary circumstances, teachers serving in their initial year in the 38 profession will not be assigned to a roving position. 39
