(a)Beginning with teachers listed under § 6–1002(h)(3) of this subtitle, as specified by the State Board, a teacher on level one, two, or three of the career ladder shall:
(1)Teach in the classroom on average 60% of the teacher’s working time; and
(2)Spend the remaining time on other teacher activities, including:
(i)Improving instruction;
(ii)Identifying, working with, and tutoring students who need additional help;
(iii)Working with the most challenging students;
(iv)Working with students living in concentrated poverty; and
(v)Leading or participating in professional learning.
(b)(1) An assistant principal is on level three of the career ladder and shall:
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(a) Beginning with teachers listed under § 6–1002(h)(3) of this subtitle, as specified by the State Board, a teacher on level one, two, or three of the career ladder shall:
(1) Teach in the classroom on average 60% of the teacher’s working time; and
(2) Spend the remaining time on other teacher activities, including:
(i) Improving instruction;
(ii) Identifying, working with, and tutoring students who need additional help;
(iii) Working with the most challenging students;
(iv) Working with students living in concentrated poverty; and
(v) Leading or participating in professional learning.
(b) (1) An assistant principal is on level three of the career ladder and shall:
(i) Be an NBC teacher; or
(ii) Have an advanced professional certificate for administration.
(2) Beginning with teachers listed under § 6–1002(h)(3) of this subtitle, as specified by the State Board, an assistant principal shall:
(i) Participate in classroom activity involving direct interactions with students for at least 20% of their working hours; and
(ii) Spend a portion of the remaining time on other teacher related activities, including:
1. Setting priorities for the subject level departments or grade levels of the school; and
2. Fulfilling specialized roles, such as head of professional development.
(3) The requirements of paragraph (2) of this subsection may not be construed to require that an assistant principal be designated as a teacher of record.