One for the books, Final thoughts
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Jan 12, 2010
Cola Teach
There is not a law, to my knowledge. At my school, if we don't have meetings then we have 50 mins, while the students are in related arts. On 1/12/10, Matt wrote: > Is it required by law anywhere that schools and school > districts provide a planning period for teachers in South > Carolina? I know in Texas they have a law that states each ...See More
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