School Operational Plan - Kelly

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School Operational Plan - Kelly Student Schedule Mon - Fri Start Time (1) 8:30 End Time (2) 3:35 (1) Start time is defined as the start of the student day. It is likely to start with Breakfast in the Classroom. Students may be allowed in the building prior to this, in order to get to the classroom. (2) End time is defined as the end of the student day. It is dismissal. Note: There are no early releases for conferences or professional development. Total Elementary/Middle School Hours: 1275 hours per year None. Our school follows the HPS calendar. Teacher Schedule Actual Schedule (Include all scheduled time outside of the student learning day; this includes entry/dismissal, collaboration, staff meetings, etc. Click here for guidelines and sample schedules.) 7:20-8:20 N/A All School N/A All School N/A 8:20-8:30 Student Arrival 8:30-3:35 Student Day 3:35-3:45 Dismissal Accounting for the Time Category Length of Time per Session All-School Frequency Total Time Per Year 1 hour 2x/week 80 hours Notes/Details/Dates Before/After School Duty 20 min (10 at beginning, 10 at end) 1x a day 180 days 60 hours Staff Meetings 60 min 1 per month 10 hours After School Student Showcases 90 min 2x per year 3 hours One in the fall, one in the spring Office Detention 45 min Rotating 3x per year 2.25 hours All teachers, K-8 Home/School 60 min 1x per 10 hours Home visits, parent conferences,

Connections month family engagement activities 6 District Scheduled PD Days 4 School-Scheduled PD days Unused time 7.5 hours 6 45 hours 8/24, 8/25, 8/28, 11/7, 1/2,3/19 7.5 hours 4 30 hours 8/21, 8/22, 8/23, 1 following the last day of school 4.75 hours TOTAL 245 hours 3 Total time may not exceed 245 hours, unless teachers are compensated according to the HPS Professional Compensation Structure or Morgan Professional Compensation Structure. Weekly by having a 7-hr 5 min day: 2 hours per week, 80 hours per year Up to 90 hours for additional responsibilities: 90 hours per year 6 Scheduled PD days: 7.5 hours x 6 days = 45 hours 4 School-Scheduled PD days: 7.5 hours x 4 days = 30 hours Please note whether any teachers have alternative schedules. ES/MS Paraprofessional Time Typical Schedule Start Time 8:25 8:25 8:25 7:30 8:25 End Time 3:45 3:45 3:45 3:35 3:45 3 Paraprofessionals will be included in 45 min - 2 hours per week for collaboration. (School choice on how much.) 4 Most elementary and middle school paraprofessionals work 37.5 hours per week. Peck TIP and Morgan paraprofessionals work 40 hours per week. 5 School leaders are allowed to stagger paraprofessional schedules, assuming students needs and IEPs are met, and that paras can participate in at least 45 min per week of collaboration. 1 or 2 paras could work earlier hours (8-3:20) to cover arrivals 1 or 2 paras could work later hours (8:45-4:05) to assist with late pick ups

Guidelines and Sample Schedules For elementary and middle schools, there are 3 buckets of time that can be used for teacher responsibilities beyond the student day: Two hours per week for professional collaboration and learning. (This time is new for SY17-18.) The time is made possible through the reduction of the student day (5 days x 25 min per day = 125 minutes per week, which is approximately 2 hours per week or 80 hours per year). Up to 90 hours per year for additional responsibilities (e.g. before/after school duties, meetings, home-family connections, conferences, etc.) 10 days for professional development. These days are schedules as follows: 3 days directly before the start of school (Thurs 8/24, Fri 8/25, Mon 8/28) Thurs 8/24 and Fri 8/25 are district-owned 3 days are scattered throughout the school year and are primarily district-led (Tues 11/7, Tues 1/2, Mon 3/19) The morning of each of these days (8-11:30am) is district-owned 4 days are used at the school s discretion. These can be used in full day increments (7.5 hours) or they can be spread across the school year in smaller increments. (This is 30 hours in total for elementary/middle schools.) Schools can combine the above buckets of time for distribution (245 hour in total!) across the school year. There is tremendous opportunity with this time to accelerate staff - and then student - learning! When devising a schedule for next year, please keep in mind: The 2 hours weekly of collaboration time, plus the 10 professional development days, must be focused on professional collaboration and development. (It cannot be used for duties. ) There must be a minimum of 2 hours of collaboration outside of the school day each week. (Please note that school leaders will need to be available by 4pm on Thursdays for Mgmt & Ops.) Professional collaboration doesn t have to be the exact same time and day for all staff. For example, MS may collaborate on a different day than K-2. Or, 1 of the 4 PD days scheduled at the school s discretion could happen any day over the summer, with the principal setting guidelines for the expectations and deliverables of that time. You are welcome and encouraged to use some of this time for home visits, parent-family connections, student conferences, student showcases, etc. You are welcome to reserve some of this time for teachers to attend Holyoke University courses, which are customized, teacher-led courses based on the district s instructional strategy and school instructional focus statements. Course sequence is likely to be be 5-8 hours. A principal could trade some of the scheduled weekly collaboration during a given week if the principal wants a teacher or group of teachers to attend a Holyoke University course. We recommend schools are able to receive students at least 5 minutes before the school start time and set aside at least some of the up to 90 hours for additional responsibilities time for arrival and dismissal. Most elementary and middle school paraprofessionals work 37.5 hours per week; Peck TIP and Morgan paras work 40 hours per week. Paraprofessionals should participate in at least 45 minutes of professional learning outside of the school day and can participate in up to 2 hours.

(If a paraprofessional participates for 45 minutes per week, the principal can schedule 1 hour 15 minutes of their time for before or after school duties.) Sample Weekly Schedule A: ES/MS Teacher Day is 8:20-3:40 3 days a week, 7:20-3:40 2 days a week 7:20-8:20 (1 hour) N/A MS PK-5 N/A 8:20-8:30 Student Arrival Student Arrival Student Arrival Student Arrival Student Arrival 8:30-3:35 Student Day Student Day Student Day Student Day Student Day 3:35-3:40 Dismissal Dismissal Dismissal Dismissal Dismissal Accounting for the Minutes Weekly : 2 hours (80 hours per year) From the up to 90 hours for additional responsibilities bucket: Duty Time : 1 hour, 15 minutes (45 hours per year) Student Showcases and Home connects: 15 hours per year Monthly staff meeting: 10 hours Unused time (which is fine): 20 hours 4 discretionary PD days: 3 scheduled before the school year (Mon 8/21, Tues 8/22, Wed 8/23) and 1 at the end of the school year 6 Scheduled PD days: (8/24, 8/25, 8/28, 11/7, 1/2, 3/19) Total Hours: 245 hours (with 20 hours being unused) Sample Weekly Schedule B: ES/MS Teacher Day is 7:45-3:40 daily 7:45-8:25 (45 min) 8:25-8:30 Student Arrival Student Arrival Student Arrival Student Arrival Student Arrival 8:30-3:35 Student Day Student Day Student Day Student Day Student Day 3:35-3:40 Dismissal Dismissal Dismissal Dismissal Dismissal Accounting for the Minutes Weekly : 3.75 hours 2 hours per week (80 hours per year) from the weekly collaboration bucket 15 hours per year from the 4 discretionary PD days bucket

1.75 hours per week (50 hours per year) from the up to 90 hours for additional responsibilities bucket Duty Time : 50 minutes (30 hours per year) from the up to 90 hours bucket Student Showcases: 5 hours Unused Time: 5 hours (which is fine) 4 discretionary PD days: 2 scheduled before the school year (Tues 8/22, Wed 8/23) and 2 spread across the year for weekly collaboration (see first bullet point) 6 Scheduled PD days: (8/24, 8/25, 8/28, 11/7, 1/2, 3/19) Note: Some of the weekly collaboration time will be spent on student conferences and home-family connections Total Hours: 245 hours (with 5 hours being unused) For more information on the HTA agreements on School Operational Plans, visit this document, which went into effective in 2016. For more information on the teacher s Professional Compensation System, read this document, which went into effective in 2016.