Pennsylvania HB667 restricts administrative meetings for teachers during instructional time or planning periods.
Pennsylvania HB667 amends the Public School Code of 1949 to restrict administrative meetings for teachers during instructional time or planning periods. The bill mandates that teachers cannot be required to attend administrative meetings during their scheduled teaching or planning periods unless they are relieved by another qualified teacher or a substitute teacher. If a teacher must attend a meeting during their planning period, the school entity must provide compensatory time or additional time during the school day for professional duties.
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