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Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District

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I. EARLY CHILDHOOD/PK CENTERS<br />

A. AN ALIGNED CURRICULUM<br />

SECTION II<br />

GRADE LEVEL SPECIFIC GUIDELINES<br />

An aligned curriculum is provided in the school district at all grade levels. The scope and sequence<br />

and supporting resources are located in the curriculum management system. Any variation from the<br />

designated curriculum must be discussed with and approved by the appropriate curriculum program<br />

director, director, executive director of curriculum and instruction, and the assistant superintendent<br />

of curriculum and instruction.<br />

Campus pilot programs are permissible in different subject areas provided they are approved by the<br />

assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, executive director of curriculum and<br />

instruction, area superintendent and closely monitored by the area superintendent and the building<br />

principal.<br />

B. CURRICULUM PROGRAM DIRECTORS<br />

The curriculum support team includes the assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction,<br />

executive director of curriculum and instruction, directors and program directors for each content<br />

area.<br />

The curriculum support team establishes and monitors the district curriculum aligned to the state<br />

standards in all curricular areas. The directors and program directors work with campus personnel-<br />

teachers and administrators- to develop or modify the curriculum.<br />

The curriculum support team provides campus support to ensure classroom instruction is aligned to<br />

the district curriculum and assessments. Campus administrators will confer with the appropriate<br />

director/program director before making any changes to the district scope and sequence or<br />

assessments.<br />

C. TEACHER PLANNING AND PREPARATION TIME<br />

Each classroom teacher is entitled to at least 450 minutes within each two-week period for<br />

instructional preparation including parent-teacher conferences, evaluating students’ work and<br />

planning. A planning and preparation period under this section may not be less than 45 minutes<br />

within the instructional day. During a planning and preparation period, a classroom teacher may not<br />

be required to participate in any other activity.<br />

D. PLANNING AND THE LESSON PLAN FORM<br />

Lesson plans are to be completed in the curriculum management system and submitted according to<br />

the campus plan weekly, and saved in the teacher online library.<br />

Lesson plans will be monitored weekly by the campus administrators and updated as needed by the<br />

classroom teachers.<br />

E. SIGN-IN AND OUT RECORDS<br />

Each principal will maintain a sign-in and out register for all professional staff members. Time cards<br />

are to be maintained on all non-professional personnel.<br />

F. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER SIGN-IN AND OUT<br />

A separate sign-in and sign-out record should be kept on all substitute teachers in order to be able to<br />

have accurate records for the business office. This record should include the social security number.<br />

<strong>Teacher</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> 2012-2013 36

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