JEFFERSON R-VII SCHOOL DISTRICT

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JEFFERSON R-VII SCHOOL DISTRICT Substitute Teacher Handbook 2017-2018 MISSION STATEMENT The school s mission is to provide all students with programs which promote learning required for academic/social success and becoming a productive member of society. 1

Introduction Substitute teachers are one of the most vital parts of our school system. It would be extremely difficult for us to operate our school on an exemplary basis without quality substitute teachers. Therefore, this handbook was created to be a guide to success as a substitute teacher in the Jefferson R-VII School District. The contents have been arranged to assist you in finding the answers to questions that may arise as you substitute throughout the year. We sincerely hope that the following information will serve to stimulate greater goals for the improvement of substitute teaching. All of the procedures and techniques mentioned in this booklet have been classroom, teacher, and even kid tested and we feel that if they are followed, substitute teachers will have a more satisfying personal experience. However, as you perform your work in the classroom you may find that you have suggestions that might contribute toward improvement of our school. We encourage all suggestions and ask that you include them on the evaluation report form, as new ideas and new ways of doing things are necessary if education is to continually progress. The Jefferson R-VII School District believes in teamwork. We are a family that supports one another and praises each other s accomplishments. We are confident that you will do everything possible to meet the high standards required for teaching in our school and wish to extend our sincere and best wishes as you join us throughout the year. Sincerely, Jefferson R-VII Administrative Team Jefferson R-VII School District Directory 2

Central Administration Office 636-937-7940 1250 Dooling Hollow Road, Festus, MO 63028 Mr. Clint Johnston Wayne Donjon Lori Wolk Keegan Bickel Darla Clenin Kristi Evans Peggy Krenzke Superintendent of Schools Director of Technology Director of Accounting Technology Assistant Payroll Manager Central Office Secretary Superintendent s Secretary Jefferson High School 636-933-6900 7 Blue Jay Way, Festus, MO 63028 David Haug Jason Dreyer Lori Holdinghausen Principal Athletic Director Building Secretary Danby-Rush Tower Middle School (6-8) 636-937-9188 1250 Dooling Hollow Road, Festus, MO 63028 Cindy Holdinghausen Jason Dreyer Gail Heckenberg Principal Athletic Director Building Secretary Telegraph Intermediate (3-5) 636-937-6530 1265 Dooling Hollow Road, Festus, MO 63028 Tina Basler Ross Koenig Holly Pope Principal Assistant Principal Building Secretary Plattin Primary (Pre K-2) 636-937-7170 2400 R-7 School Road, Festus, MO 63028 Tina Basler Dalania Watson Janet Kocher Principal Assistant Principal Building Secretary 3

Daily Instruction Time Schedule Morning Classes Begin: 7:25 am Jefferson High School 7:30 am Danby-Rush Tower Middle School 7:40 am Telegraph Intermediate 7:50 am Plattin Primary Afternoon Classes End: 2:35 pm Jefferson High School 2:40 pm Danby-Rush Tower Middle School 2:50 pm Telegraph Intermediate 3:00 pm Plattin Primary Early Release Days End: 11:50 am Jefferson High School 11:55 am Danby-Rush Tower Middle School 12:00 pm Telegraph Intermediate 12:05 pm Plattin Primary District Expectations: The Jefferson R-VII School District views substitute teachers as professionals employed by the district in the absence of contracted educators. Substitute teachers provide a valuable service to the students of our district. Substitute teachers are expected to follow the regular teachers prepared lesson plans. The district expects the substitute teacher to teach the students the material to be presented in the lesson plans. Substitute teaching is not to be viewed as a supervision/classroom monitor position. Substitute teaching is a teaching position. Teacher Professionalism: Substitute teachers are to exhibit professional behavior in word and actions at all times while temporarily employed by the school district. Substitute teachers are to refrain from the use of foul and/or inappropriate language or behaviors that would be considered inappropriate in a public school setting. Professional Dress: Substitute teachers are expected to appear professional in appearance. Casual business dress is appropriate. Substitutes should refrain from wearing denim jeans and clothing that advertises products that would be considered inappropriate in a school setting. Fridays are considered spirit days so substitutes can wear jeans on Fridays. 4

Rate of Pay: The rate of pay for substitute teachers is $75.00 per day. After ten consecutive days, in the same position, substitutes receive $100.00 per day. Substitutes for classified positions are paid the current Step 0 amount for that position. Pay Dates: Pay dates are the 15 th of each month and the 30 th of each month. Direct deposit is mandatory for all substitutes. Parking: Primary Building - Teachers park in the front lot located on the far right side of the building. Telegraph Intermediate - Teachers may park anywhere in the lot preferably the side facing away from the building. Danby Middle School - Teachers park in the lot by Kiepe Gym or the lot closest to the track/football field. Jefferson High School - Teachers may park in the front lot to the far left facing away from the building. Reporting for Duty: All substitute teachers are required to report to the building office upon arrival and complete/sign the substitute form for pay reimbursement and pick up a substitute identification badge. Classroom Location: Substitutes are expected to report to work at least 15 minutes prior to the start of school in order to acclimate oneself to the building. Substitutes should familiarize themselves with the building surroundings and introduce themselves to the other teachers. This enables the professional staff to provide assistance, guidance, and suggestions to the substitute regarding students and building procedures. Emergency Procedures: Substitute teachers should become familiar with the emergency procedures for fire evacuation, tornado staging areas, earthquake procedures, and building intruder procedures. Emergency procedures should be posted in every classroom and an 5

Emergency Flipchart should be found on the teacher s desk. Please report the lack of postings to the building office. Lesson Plans: The regular classroom teacher should have lesson plans prepared and located on their desk. Substitutes should adhere to the prepared plans. It is a district expectation that substitute teachers provide meaningful educational experiences throughout the school day. Please report the lack of prepared lesson plans to the building principal. Materials: Teaching materials, resources, textbooks, lesson plans, class rosters and schedules, will be located on the teacher s desk. Please see the building principal for backup lesson plans if plans are not found in the classroom. Substitute Report Form: Substitute teachers are encouraged to communicate with the classroom teacher via a brief note indicating the activities completed throughout the day as well as class behaviors. Substitutes are also required to complete a substitute evaluation report form (see enclosed) that must be returned to the building office prior to leaving for the day. Classroom Management: An organized, prepared and focused teacher is the major component in a well-managed classroom. As a substitute teacher, one should introduce themselves to the class of students and immediately outline your learner objectives. In other words, what it is that you will be teaching and what it is that you expect them to know at the conclusion of the lesson. Immediately engaging students in a learning activity is another characteristic of a wellmanaged classroom. Students should have direct, ongoing supervision at all times. Disciplinary/Office Referral: Disciplinary reports should be used when all classroom means have been utilized in order to correct a student s inappropriate behavior. The office should be contacted by intercom and a referral form completed before sending a student to the office. Accidents/Injuries: In case of a student accident/injury, the child should be sent to the nurse along with a completed Health Room Pass. If the child should not be moved, the office should be contacted and the nurse will be sent to the child. 6

All substitute teacher injuries should be reported immediately to the nurse. If medical attention is deemed necessary by the school nurse, arrangements will be made. An accident report form will be completed by the school nurse even if no further medical attention is needed. Staff Lunches: Place your lunch order with the student order. An adult may order from the student menu or may order a salad. Check with the building secretary for other lunch choices and payment procedures. Substitutes may eat with the students or in the faculty workroom. Soda and vending machines are also available in the lounge. Meal Prices: Adult Breakfast $1.50 Adult Lunch $2.90 Leaving the Building During Regular School Hours: Substitute teachers are to remain on campus during the regular school day; however, occasionally it becomes necessary that one must leave during the school day. In the event that a substitute teacher must leave the campus for a short time during the regular school day, the individual must speak with the building administrator prior to leaving and should document the time of departure and the time arriving back on campus in a log book found in the Main Office. Cell Phone Usage: All cell phones are to remain off while students are being supervised. Calls and texts should be limited to lunch breaks or preparation periods when students are not present. Emergency calls should be directed through the Main Office. Computer Usage: Substitute teachers should only use district technology/computers as/if specified within the lesson plans. Visitors: To ensure the safety of all students and staff everyone should cooperate to make the school a safe place. All visitors are required to report to the Main Office upon entering the building. All faculty and staff members should look for a visitor s badge to be worn by all who are in the building. If a visitor is seen without a badge, contact the office immediately. 7

Confidentiality: Student and personnel information, whether written or oral, shall be handled in a confidential manner and be discussed only with the appropriate school personnel. Substitutes should abide by student confidentiality rights as provided by federal law. Inclement Weather Procedures: At times inclement weather may necessitate the cancellation of classes. Please monitor the following TV and radio stations for closure information. Radio stations include; KJFF 1400 AM and KTJJ 98.5 FM. TV stations include; KSDK (channel 5), KTVI (channel 2), KMOX (channel 11) and KMOV (channel 4). Please be prepared to assist with student release if it becomes necessary to dismiss classes early. It is imperative that students be sent to the appropriate after school locations. If you are not sure where to send a student, please contact the office. End of Day: After the dismissal of the students, the substitute teacher should return to the classroom and tidy the room prior to going to the office to turn in the evaluation form and identification badge. 8

SUBSTITUTE EVALUATION FORM (Substitute Form) Substitute s Name: Substituted For: Date: YES NO 1. Were lesson plans prepared? 2. Were lesson plans easy to understand and implement? 3. Were lesson plans, materials, teacher s textbook and attendance book placed in a readily accessible location? 4. Emergency procedures were posted on the classroom wall in plain view and the Emergency Flipchart was on the desk. 5. Was a class roster available for each period or class? 6. Were you able to complete the activities prepared in the lesson plans? 7. Did building employees offer their assistance while you were in the building? 8. Would you volunteer to substitute teach in this building again? Comments/Suggestion: Concerns: 9