SECONDARY GENERAL EDUCATION CLASS SIZE Sample Clauses

SECONDARY GENERAL EDUCATION CLASS SIZE. 11.4.1 Teachers shall have a daily contact maximum of 170 students with the exception of physical education and other traditionally larger groups. This applies only to full- period academic courses (i.e. homeroom time is excluded) and teachers who are teaching a standard 6 period day (5 sections plus a prep). Student contacts will be prorated based on FTE. The District shall maintain a class size ratio of 30.5:1. When an individual teacher’s number of students exceeds the daily contact maximum, on or after the fifteenth instructional day of the semester, then the teacher shall receive a prorated stipend of $100 per student per semester over the maximum. 11.4.2 Traditional larger classes in performing arts, physical education, sports teams, and similar courses will not be included in the calculation of the site class size ratio or subject to the above class size maximum. 11.4.3 Individual physical education classes shall be no more than 52 students. When an individual teacher’s class exceeds 52 students on or after the fifteenth (15th) instructional day of the school year, then the teacher shall receive a prorated annual stipend of $100 per student per semester over the total. 11.4.4 Teachers’ Assistants (TAs) are not counted as a student rostered for cap purposes.
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SECONDARY GENERAL EDUCATION CLASS SIZE. 11.5.1 Teachers shall have a daily contact maximum of 170 students with the exception of physical education and other traditionally larger groups. This applies only to full- period academic courses (i.e. homeroom time is excluded) and teachers who are teaching a standard 6 period day (5 sections plus a prep). Student contacts will be prorated based on FTE. When an individual teacher’s number of students exceeds the daily contact maximum, on or after the fifteenth instructional day of the semester, then the teacher shall receive a prorated stipend of $100 per student per semester over the maximum. 11.5.2 Traditional larger classes in performing arts, physical education, sports teams, and similar courses will not be included in the above daily contact maximum. 11.5.3 Individual physical education classes shall be no more than 52 students. When an individual teacher’s class exceeds 52 students on or after the fifteenth (15th) instructional day of the school year, then the teacher shall receive a prorated annual stipend of $100 per student per semester over the total. 11.5.4 Teachers’ Assistants (TAs) are not counted as a student rostered for cap purposes.
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