TEACHING TIME. The daily teaching time, which excludes preparation periods, student passing and student break time required of a regular classroom teacher shall be as indicated below or such greater minutes as may be specified in the Education Code in order to qualify for full funding. Daily Minutes Grades TK-3 288 Grades 4 – 6 *** 294 Grades 7 - 8 280 Grades 9 - 12 288 *** In order to meet the yearly instructional minutes, the District shall provide students in grades 4, 5, and 6, 80 minutes weekly of P.E. instruction.
TEACHING TIME. 933 The daily teaching time, which excludes preparation periods, student passing and student break 934 time required of a regular classroom teacher shall be as indicated below or such greater minutes 935 as may be specified in the Education Code in order to qualify for full funding. 936 937 ** These 6th grade daily minutes are defined in an MOU which will add P.E. and 938 was signed March 23, 2010. (This is suspended for the next two school years 939 [2014-15 and 2015-16] per the MOU.) 940 ARTICLE IX - HOURS (continued) Daily Minutes Grades TK-3 288 Grades 4 - 5 310 Grade 6 288** Grades 7 - 8 280 Grades 9 - 12 288
TEACHING TIME. (i) Teachers in an elementary school shall not be assigned teaching duties in excess of twelve hundred and sixty (1260) minutes per week.
TEACHING TIME. The average weekly teaching load for all PreK-5 teachers shall not exceed one thousand four hundred thirty-five (1,435) minutes. For all 6-8 teachers, the average weekly teaching load shall not exceed one thousand two hundred seventy-five (1,275) minutes.
TEACHING TIME. The employer and the participation council or joint participation council staff representatives will hold consultations at least once a year on the effects of the amendments of 1 August 2014 to the Teaching Time Act.
TEACHING TIME. Teaching Assistants who work thirty-five (35) hours per week shall have the following: One 30-minute lunch daily One 15-minute break daily
TEACHING TIME. The employer and the participation council or joint participation council staff representatives will hold consultations at least once a year on the effects of the amendments of 1 August 2014 to the Teaching Time Act. 6 The assumption is that 750 hours’ annual timetabled teaching time is a good indication of the current maximum at the great majority of institutions. The social partners agree that 750 clock hours, with a maximum distribution of teaching time over 37.8 school weeks, enables 23.8 50 minute periods to be timetabled each week.
TEACHING TIME. Shared time teachers will be allowed to share teaching time. One teacher will teach the 1st semester and the other teacher will teach the 2nd semester. These shared time teachers shall be considered on leave without pay for the semester not worked. It is understood that these teachers are under continuing contract and are not eligible for unemployment compensation. These shared time teachers will receive one (1) year of experience credit for every two (2) semesters actually worked. Teachers who wish to be covered by the District health insurance plan shall pay one half (1/2) the annual premium before the semester of leave without pay begins.
