Secondary Counselor Workload Sample Clauses

Secondary Counselor Workload. High school counselors (not including SAS and Northshore Networks) will be provided on a 1 to 365 ratio and junior high/middle school counselors will be provided on a 1 to 375 ratio based upon total student head count on October 1 (with no student counted more than once). All secondary schools shall have at least 2.0 FTE counselors (not including SAS and Northshore Networks).
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Secondary Counselor Workload. Secondary Counselors will be provided on a 1 to 375 ratio based upon total student FTE as of October 1, rounded to the nearest .2
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Secondary Counselor Workload. All comprehensive high schools and middle schools shall have at least 3.0 FTE counselors. Counselors at comprehensive high schools will be provided on a 1 to 325 ratio and counselors at comprehensive middle schools will be provided on a 1 to 365 ratio based on total student head count on October 1 (with no student counted more than once). If the actual number of students exceeds the counseling staffing at a school using the ratio above, the District shall within ten school days offer additional FTE to existing part-time counseling staff at the building, if any, and if declined or unavailable, to existing 1.0 FTE counselors up to a total of .4
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Secondary Counselor Workload. Secondary Counselor Workload: All comprehensive high schools and middle schools shall have at least 3.0 FTE counselors. Additionally, for the 2019-20 school year, high school counselors will be provided on a 1 to 365 ratio and middle school counselors will be provided on a 1 to 375 ratio based upon total student head count on October 1 (with no student counted more than once). Beginning in the 2020-21 school year, counselors at comprehensive high schools will be provided on a 1 to 325 ratio and counselors at comprehensive middle schools will be provided on a 1 to 365 ratio based on total student head count on October 1 (with no student counted more than once). If the actual number of students exceeds the counseling staffing at a school using the ratio above, the District shall within ten school days offer additional FTE to existing part-time counseling staff at the building, if any, and if declined or unavailable, to existing 1.0 FTE counselors up to a total of .4
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Secondary Counselor Workload. Secondary Counselor Workload: All comprehensive high schools and middle schools shall have at least 3.0 FTE counselors. Additionally, for the 2019-20 school year, high school counselors will be provided on a 1 to 365 ratio and middle school counselors will be provided on a 1 to 375 ratio based upon total student head count on October 1 (with no student counted more than once). Beginning
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