TEACHING FACILITIES. 5.1 The Board will strive to provide adequate, healthy, and safe teaching facilities at each school.
TEACHING FACILITIES. 9.1. The Board agrees to maintain health and safety conditions at each school site in compliance with applicable statutes and/or regulations. Teachers shall not be required to work under unsafe or hazardous conditions as determined by proper regulatory authority
TEACHING FACILITIES. A. The parties recognize that optimum school facilities are desirable to insure the high quality of education that is the goal of both XXXXX and the Board.
TEACHING FACILITIES. A. The Employer will not require an employee to maintain, instruct, or supervise students in a classroom facility which is constructed or equipped in violation of any standards set forth in any bulletin published by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, statute, rule or regulation, nor will the Employer require a teacher to maintain, instruct or supervise students in a classroom facility that does not meet the “sanitary Standards for Schools.” No teacher will be required to work, maintain or supervise students in areas deemed to be unsafe or unhealthy.
TEACHING FACILITIES. 18-1-1 The parties recognize that the availability of functional school facilities for both students and teachers is necessary to insure the high quality of education. All these facilities are designed to meet the needs of the educational program. The School Board will seek the recommendations of the teachers before teaching facilities are constructed or remodeled. In the case of team- teaching, whenever possible, those classes shall be assigned the most appropriate facilities for their size and function.
TEACHING FACILITIES. A. The Board shall provide:
TEACHING FACILITIES. Recognizing the importance of properly maintained physical facilities to the attainment of a high level of educational achievement, the Administration and the Professional Staff will promote and maintain a safe and healthful working environment. Within the budgetary resources of the district, the Board will provide each teacher and itinerant special services personnel for professional instructional preparation with:
TEACHING FACILITIES. A. The Administration shall make every effort to provide each teacher ample office space and the equipment necessary, such as a desk, swivel chair, visitor's chair, file cabinet, bookcases, telephone, and computer for effective instructional preparation and function. The objective shall be a one-teacher office for each full-time teacher and opportunity for private conferences with students by part-time teachers within the Bargaining Unit.
TEACHING FACILITIES. The Board of Education will strive to maintain healthy and safe conditions at each school site in compliance with applicable statutes and/or regulations. When unsafe conditions occur, the teacher will report the situation to the administration for correction. The Board will strive to provide adequate teaching facilities, including, but not limited to, clean and sanitary restrooms and teacher work/lounge areas in each school building. Teachers will have access to a private telephone in each teacher’s lounge/work area. Persons desiring to visit a classroom must request such visits with the building administrator. The administrator will consult with the teacher prior to allowing any visit.
TEACHING FACILITIES. The Board will make reasonable efforts to maintain healthy and safe conditions at each school site in compliance with applicable statutes and/or regulations. Teachers shall not be required to work under unsafe or hazardous conditions as determined by the proper regulatory authority. Teachers shall report concerns of inadequacies to the building principal. In an effort to maintain healthy and safe working conditions, the Board and/or its designated representative, shall conduct periodic walk-throughs of each building site. Any concerns that have been brought before the principal shall be addressed during and/or before the walk-through. Walk-throughs should occur no less than two times per year. Should a teacher bring a concern to the principal that involves his/her health or the health of his/her students – the Board and/or its designated representative will complete a walk-through of said building within one week of notification. Should the concern warrant immediate attention, the Board will comply with all Health and Safety regulations to remediate the problem. Teachers shall not be required to work under unsafe or hazardous conditions as determined by proper regulatory authority, such as the Oklahoma State and Federal Departments of Health and Human Services, OSHA, local police and fire departments. Teacher concerns shall be reported in writing to his/her principal and the report shall be forwarded to the Superintendent. All certified personnel will have limited access, outside of school hours, to facilities for support and improvement of student performance in areas relating to their field of instruction and may receive private compensation for those services.
