Specialists and Other Educators Sample Clauses

Specialists and Other Educators. Elementary Schools Reading Specialists Not less than one for every two schools Staff Development Teachers Not less than one for every school Music Teachers— Instrumental Not less than one for every four schools Music Teachers—Vocal General/Choral Not less than one for every 500 students. Art Teachers Not less than one for every 500 students School Guidance Counselors & Social Workers This program is to be expanded as budget permits, with a continual evaluation to be carried out Physical Education Teachers Not less than one for every 450 students and not less than one for every 23 classes Media Specialists Not less than one per school Innovative Schools Focus Teacher Not less than one for all innovative schools Secondary Schools SchoolGuidance Counselors Not less than one for every 300 students Media Specialists Not less than one for every 500 students Staff Development Teachers Not less than one for every school Student Services Personnel (including pupil personnel workers, school psychologists, social workers, community coordinators) Not less than one for every 2,000 students Speech and/or Hearing Therapists Not less than one for every 1,800 students
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