Kentucky HB610 amends teacher employment contract access and noninstructional planning time.
Kentucky HB610 amends the Kentucky Revised Statutes to ensure teachers have access to their employment contracts upon request. It defines a school month as twenty school days and mandates that full-time teachers receive at least 250 minutes of noninstructional planning time daily, excluding lunch periods. Teachers must also be compensated for duties during noninstructional time. The bill allows for additional noninstructional time without extra pay and permits teachers to be required to stay after school for up to an hour weekly with compensation.
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