School resources Sample Clauses

School resources. 3. The Board agrees that the following guidelines shall be followed in integrating a student with special needs into regular classrooms:
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School resources. 1. School technology resources are to be used for educational purposes only.
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School resources. The Board agrees that the following shall be followed in integrating a student with special needs into regular classrooms: Integrating a student with special needs into a regular classroom shall involve consultation among the school-based resource team, district staff, the teacher, the parent and other appropriate personnel. An shall be developed by the team consultation with the regular classroom teacher. Prior to the introduction of a student with special needs a regular classroom, the teacher shall be provided with relevant information regarding the strengths and needs of the student The administering of medications will be consistent with the Board's Policy Administration of Medications at School Procedures and practices governing earthquake drills, emergency situations, and the safe evacuation of students during fire drills will be made available to the teacher. Special consideration shall be given for the provision of additional resources that are required to integrate an exceptional student into a classroom bearing in mind the need educational benefits with the resources available at any These resources may include: Consideration for a lower class size; Provision for consultation and/or in-service; Special equipment and materials; Special education assistant Assistance from a specialized teacher; Release for the teacher; Appropriate facilities and equipment;
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