TITLE II PLAN LANGUAGE Sample Clauses

TITLE II PLAN LANGUAGE. It is the goal of TAL and the Lancaster School District in accordance with the Title II Plan that each school be staffed equitably based on years of teaching experience. A good faith effort will be made to staff each new school with twenty-five per cent (25%) of their teachers at each of the following experience levels: 1-5 years experience, 6-9 years experience, 10-19 years experience, 20 + years experience. Should any category be insufficient in a year, the others will be equitably divided.
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