Teacher Contract - Coventry Public Schools
Teacher Contract - Coventry Public Schools
Teacher Contract - Coventry Public Schools
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ARTICLE 7<br />
POLICY MATTERS AT THE SCHOOL LEVEL<br />
7-1. Secondary School <strong>Teacher</strong> Programs<br />
7-1.1. No later than Friday before the spring vacation, programming preference sheets<br />
shall be distributed to all teachers. Programming preferences will be honored to the extent<br />
consistent with the provisions of this Agreement. All preference sheets shall be returned by May<br />
5. No later than ten (10) days prior to the end of the school year, teachers shall be given the<br />
following tentative information on their programs for the next school year: subject and grades of<br />
subject to be taught; and any special information about particular classes teachers may be<br />
required to teach, and, the grade and particular type of homeroom/advisory.<br />
7-1.2. No later than three (3) school days before the end of the school year, all teachers<br />
shall receive their tentative total program for the following year, which shall include the periods<br />
and rooms where their assignments are scheduled.<br />
7-1.3. Regular Assigned Periods<br />
7-1.3.1 Middle/Secondary school teachers shall have no more than 25 periods per week.<br />
7-1.3.2. In the event that teachers, whether at the request of the Administration or of their<br />
own initiative, wish to experiment with alternate modes of instruction, and there is joint<br />
agreement between two-thirds (2/3) or more of the classroom teachers affected and the<br />
Administration, then no teacher shall have an assigned schedule for more than 75% of the total<br />
school day (or its equivalent) as defined in Section 4-6.2. And no teacher can be assigned to<br />
more than 125 students per marking period (except Physical Education teachers who may be<br />
assigned up to 135 students). <strong>Teacher</strong>s in the middle/secondary schools may be assigned study<br />
hall/ corridor duty supervision, if said teachers have less than 25 teaching periods, but total<br />
teaching periods combined with study hall/corridor duty supervision shall not exceed 25.<br />
7-1.4. In a situation of choice between 2 or more teachers, the teacher with the highest<br />
seniority shall be given preference, if the teacher’s certification for the program and written<br />
evaluation are the same, except as otherwise provided for in Section 6-2.5.<br />
7-1.5. <strong>Teacher</strong> Program Guidelines<br />
7-1.5.1. Insofar as possible teachers shall be programmed so as to have a<br />
maximum of two lesson preparations. Program requests of teachers shall be taken into<br />
consideration. This policy shall be followed especially for beginning teachers and teachers<br />
having classes with maximum teaching loads.<br />
7-1.5.2. The number of different rooms in which assignments occur shall not<br />
exceed two (2) within the limitations of scheduling.<br />
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