Special Education Teacher Goals and Triggers Sample Clauses

Special Education Teacher Goals and Triggers. Program Caseload Para educator time for caseload relief Class Size Class Size Relief Elementary Resource Caseload cap = 30 Minimum 5.0 hours/day Elementary Resource is exempt from this provision. None 31-32 .50 hour Para time/day 33-34 1.0 hour Para time/day 35-36 2.0 hour Para time/day 37+ Balance caseload or hire add’l FTE 3.0 hours of Para time/day if FTE can’t be hired or load remains at 37+ Secondary Resource Caseload cap = 30 Minimum 2.0 hours/1.0 FTE case manager (shared by program) Class Size = 15* 16+ .50 hour of para- educator time for that class period 31-32 .50 hour Para time/day 33-34 1.0 hour Para time/day 35-36 2.0 hour Para time/day 37+ Balance caseload or Hire add’l FTE 3.0 hours of Para time/day if FTE can’t be hired or load remains at 37+ Preschool (Speech Class, DD, SLC) Caseload cap = 26 Minimum two 5.75 hour paras per student day/class of 12 Class Size = 12 13+ For each student over 12, 1 hour of para-educator time per day provided 27-28 .50 hour Para time/day 29-30 1.0 hour Para time/day 31-32 2.0 hour Para time/day 33+ Balance caseload or Hire add’l FTE 3.0 hours of Para time/day if FTE can’t be hired or load remains at 33+ Program Caseload Para educator time for caseload relief Class Size Class Size Relief Self-Contained (6-12) (SLC, BEEP, TRUST, Life Skills) Caseload cap = 00 00-00 00-00 31-32 33+ Balance caseload or Hire add’l FTE Minimum 6.0 hours/day .50 hour Para time/day 1.0 hour Para time/day 2.0 hour Para time/day 3.0 hours of Para time/day if FTE can’t be hired or load remains at 33+ Class Size = 12 13+ For each student over 12, 1 hour of para-educator time per day provided Self-Contained (K-5) (SLC, REACH, Life Skills) Caseload cap = 16 17-18 19-20 21-22 23+ Balance caseload or Hire add’l FTE Minimum of two 6.25 hours/day .50 hour Para time/day 1.0 hour Para time/day 2.0 hour Para time/day 3.0 hours of Para time/day if FTE can’t be hired or load remains at 23+ Class Size = 12 13+ For each student over 12, 1 hour of para-educator time per day provided Transition (18-21)** Caseload cap = 22 Minimum 6.0 hours/day Transition is exempt from this provision. 23-24 .50 hour Para time/day 25-26 1.0 hour Para time/day 27-28 2.0 hour Para time/day 29+ Balance caseload or Hire add’l FTE 3.0 hours of Para time/day if FTE can’t be hired or load remains at 33+ *Study skills and similar non-academic instructional classes are exempt from class-size provision. **Transitions Program: Quarterly, a substitute teacher will be assigned to the T...
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