Secondary Special Education Teachers Sample Clauses

Secondary Special Education Teachers. All secondary special education teachers (6-12) will receive either an extra prep period per day or up to 18 days of extra compensation at a per diem rate per school year to compensate for extra time required of special education teachers, as decided by the special committee. Every effort will be made to provide MS/HS Special Education teachers with first period prep to accommodate for morning meetings.
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Secondary Special Education Teachers. All secondary special education teachers (6-12) will receive 10 decided by the special committee.
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Secondary Special Education Teachers. 2 The maximum average caseload per site for each secondary Special Education 3 instructor shall be twenty-seven (27) students per full-time certificated teacher.
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