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Post: Building classes for the next school year
Posted by: Marla on 4/21/12
How are classes assigned at your school? Are they done
randomly? Do teachers build the classes for the next grade
level? I have always been against that practice becauuse
politics enters in. Also, do you honor parent request?
I personally feel it should be done randomly--high,
medium , low, behavior, special issues etc. I feel parents
should wait 10 days after the school year starts to change
to the preferred teacher. Nine times out of ten, a change
won't occur and the child does not want to be moved. Too
many times when teachers build the classes and too many
parent requests are honored, classes become stacked. OI
want a fair system across the board. Please tell me how
you accomplish this. Thanks for your help.
Posts on this thread, including this one
Building classes for the next school year, 4/21/12, by Marla.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/21/12, by KK.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/21/12, by Marla.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/21/12, by Judy2/CA.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/22/12, by Mark E..
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/22/12, by Thora.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/27/12, by pixie, in response to Marla.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/27/12, by pixie, adding the link.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/28/12, by Other Options.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/29/12, by Marla.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/29/12, by Mark E..
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/29/12, by Where is the link? Sounds interesting..
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/29/12, by pixie.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/29/12, by It didn't come up. Is there a website?.
Re: Building classes for the next school year, 4/29/12, by I went to search and found it. Thanks for the info..
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