direct supervision of the teacher. TEXTBOOKS Every student must have a textbook in the core curriculum areas. Teachers are responsible for assigning books and recording numbers. Additionally, teachers must track textbook use and shrinkage. Purchase orders are handled through a central textbook center. Each school receives a yearly budget for purchase of books based upon enrollment. Inventory Guidelines Every attempt should be made by the teacher to recover missing/lost textbooks. Please consult with the textbook coordinator for procedures that outline how to notify parents and recover funds for lost books. Keep as many books as you have students. Any extras should be given to your team leader and he/she will determine whether to keep in the classroom or return to textbook coordinator. Our textbook coordinator, Mrs. Pearson-Azcarate, has a list of all the material you will be receiving. Please keep track of everything and record any missing items. TUTORING School Board Policy #4202 prohibits a teacher from receiving reimbursement for tutoring a student in any of his/her classes. A teacher tutoring a child not in his/her class may not use school facilities or materials for this tutoring without receiving written permission from administration. Administration may give this permission after conferring with the concerned teacher. An exception to this policy is made in regard to music teachers. VANDALISM AND PROPERTY DAMAGE All members of the instructional staff should consider that it is their responsibility to report any incident of property damage by students or others so that restitution can be gained and repairs made. This pertains to the damage of equipment, materials, furniture, or to the building proper. Florida School Law Section 231.09, part 9, states that one duty of instructional personnel is to see that the school building and all this pertaining thereto are not unnecessarily defaced or injured. VISITORS
direct supervision of the teacher. TEXTBOOKS Every student must have a textbook in the core curriculum areas. Teachers are responsible for assigning books and recording numbers. Additionally, teachers must track textbook use and shrinkage. Purchase orders are handled through a central textbook center. Each school receives a yearly budget for purchase of books based upon enrollment. Inventory Guidelines Every attempt should be made by the teacher to recover missing/lost textbooks. Please consult with the textbook coordinator for procedures that outline how to notify parents and recover funds for lost books. Keep as many books as you have students. Any extras should be given to your team leader and he/she will determine whether to keep in the classroom or return to textbook coordinator. Our textbook coordinator, Mrs. Pearson-Azcarate, has a list of all the material you will be receiving. Please keep track of everything and record any missing items. TUTORING School Board Policy #4202 prohibits a teacher from receiving reimbursement for tutoring a student in any of his/her classes. A teacher tutoring a child not in his/her class may not use school facilities or materials for this tutoring without receiving written permission from administration. Administration may give this permission after conferring with the concerned teacher. An exception to this policy is made in regard to music teachers. VANDALISM AND PROPERTY DAMAGE All members of the instructional staff should consider that it is their responsibility to report any incident of property damage by students or others so that restitution can be gained and repairs made. This pertains to the damage of equipment, materials, furniture, or to the building proper. Florida School Law Section 231.09, part 9, states that one duty of instructional personnel is to see that the school building and all this pertaining thereto are not unnecessarily defaced or injured. VISITORS
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