State Required Kindergarten Assessment Sample Clauses

State Required Kindergarten Assessment. The District will provide two days of training for first-time test administrators of state-required Kindergarten testing and one day of training for repeat state-required test administrators. The District will pay up to three (3) days of extra-duty pay for state-required Kindergarten testing and conferencing for work performed outside of the school day. Up to one additional day may be requested by the employee and authorized by the administrator. This provision will sunset at the end of the contract term.
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State Required Kindergarten Assessment. The District will provide two days of training for first-time test administrators of state-required Kindergarten testing and one day of training for repeat state-required test administrators. The District will pay up to three (3) days of extra-duty pay for state-required Kindergarten testing and conferencing for work performed outside of the school day. Up to one additional day may be requested by the employee and authorized by the administrator. The district will continue implementing all day Kindergarten during the 2015-2016 school year. The district will provide professional development for teachers including lesson planning, daily student schedules, and progress reporting. The district will not administer a separate Kindergarten assessment and instead will use WA Kids data for student progress reporting. One Wednesday during September will be designated as full-day release for state required parent- family connection meetings. Additional days will be compensated according to Article VII, Section (1)(J).
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State Required Kindergarten Assessment. The District will facilitate the provision of any state-required training for first-time, and one day of training for repeat state-required test administrators. The first two days of the school year will be non-school days for kindergarten students in order for the family connection meetings to be held. The District will pay two (2) days of extra-duty pay for state-required Kindergarten testing and conferencing for work performed outside of the school day. The district will not administer a separate Kindergarten assessment for student progress reporting. Teachers will have the option of using WA Kids data or data collected from other sources as determined by the teacher for student progress monitoring. One Wednesday during September will be designated as full-day release for state required parent-family connection meetings. Additional days will be compensated according to Article VII, Section (1)(J). 2512 2513 2514 2515 2516 2517 2518 2519 2520 2521 2522 2523 2524 2525 2526 2527 2528 2529 2530 2531 2532 2533 2534 2535 2536 2537 2538 2539 2540 2541 2542 2543 2544 2545 2546 2547 2548 2549 2550 2551 2552 2553 2554 2555 2556
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State Required Kindergarten Assessment. The District will provide two days of training for first-time test administrators of state- required Kindergarten testing and one day of training for repeat state-required test administrators. The first two days of the school year will be non-school days for kindergarten students in order for the family connection meetings to be held. The District will pay one (1) day of extra-duty pay for state-required Kindergarten testing and conferencing for work performed outside of the school day. Up to one additional day may be requested by the employee and authorized by the administrator. The district will provide professional development for teachers including lesson planning, daily student schedules, and progress reporting. The district will not administer a separate Kindergarten assessment for student progress reporting. Teachers will have the option of using WA Kids data or data collected from other sources as determined by the teacher for student progress monitoring. One Wednesday during September will be designated as full- day release for state required parent-family connection meetings. Additional days will be compensated according to Article VII, Section (1)(J).
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