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4-PEAT! McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor again
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ACT names MRCC teacher Indiana's College and Career Readiness K-12 Champion
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Data shows Marion HS as state leader in college and career readiness
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Enrollment information
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Get your Giants gear HERE!
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Giant Summer Academy registration (K-8) now open
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Local church group awards MLK scholarships to MHS students
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Marion Community Schools District Targets
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Little Giants open applications
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McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor 3rd year in a row
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MCS Bullying Prevention Fact Sheet/Report Forms
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MHS Hall of Distinction nominations due May 9
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MHS joins with county's other public schools to form Honor Band
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MHS JROTC Raiders make top 10 at nationals
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MHS presents a Hoosier story, ‘The Diviners’ (4/13 - 4/14)
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MHS student earns prize at national art competition
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MRCC’s IT Academy to offer tech services to the community
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VIDEO: WIWU-TV features MRCC aviation program
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April 18 2018Giant Summer Academy registration (K-8) now open
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April 18 20184-PEAT! McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor again
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April 11 2018Kindergarten Roundup set for April 19
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April 4 2018Free USA Basketball Open Court program continues through August at MHS
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April 3 2018District parent involvement meeting
Board Policies
The professional tasks of teachers involve considerably more time than that devoted to actual class instruction, at all levels of teaching, kindergarten through 12. Some of these duties are: study and research to keep abreast of new knowledge and techniques, evaluation of students' work, record keeping, lesson planning and preparation, student, parent, and principal conferences, in-service training meetings, and pupil supervision outside the classroom. It is most unlikely that a professional, competent teacher an accomplish these tasks in a 40-hour work week. A rigid regulation on duty hours of teachers would tend to imply that there was a specific amount of time within which the accomplishment of the job could be expected.
Teachers are expected to be in their classrooms or at assigned duties prior to the beginning of their instructional day and after the close of their instructional day. This time is necessary for educational planning, preparation and conferences with students, parents, and faculty members. Teachers whose effectiveness is impaired by a lack of lesson planning and participation in sufficient necessary activities before and after school should be dealt with as individuals. Rigid duty hours should not be imposed upon all teachers in order to discipline the few exceptions who take advantage of being treated as professional educators.
All staff members are expected to maintain a standard of dress, personal appearance, general decorum, moral standards, and behavior that reflects their professional status in the community.
It shall be the responsibility of the building principal to establish necessary regulations to accomplish effectively the goals of the instructional programs in the school.
Marion, IN 46953
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