Common use of TEACHING ENVIRONMENT Clause in Contracts

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. The School District will ensure that the classroom environment is conducive to University level learning by: • Designating a classroom for the dual credit classes; • Displaying signs outside of the classroom that indicate “University Course is in Session”; • Assuring no interruptions take place in the University dual credit class while in session, such as removing students for high school activities, or making announcements except for official business or emergencies. Interruptions for official announcements must be minimized; and • Accepting the faculty member’s attendance requirements as stated in the course syllabus.

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. The School District will ensure that the classroom environment is conducive to University college- level learning by: • Designating a classroom for the dual credit classes; • Displaying the signs provided by the College outside of the classroom that indicate “University College Course is in Session”; • Assuring no interruptions take place in the University College dual credit class while in session, such as removing students for high school activities, or making announcements except for official business or emergencies. Interruptions for official announcements must be minimized; and • Accepting the faculty member’s attendance requirements as stated in the course syllabus.and

TEACHING ENVIRONMENT. The School District will ensure that the classroom environment is conducive to University level learning by: •  Designating a classroom for the dual credit classes; •  Displaying signs outside of the classroom that indicate “University Course is in Session”; •  Assuring no interruptions take place in the University dual credit class while in session, such as removing students for high school activities, or making announcements except for official business or emergencies. Interruptions for official announcements must be minimized; and •  Accepting the faculty member’s attendance requirements as stated in the course syllabus.