Collaborative Resolution Team Meetings Sample Clauses

Collaborative Resolution Team Meetings. The District Superintendent and the Association President shall each appoint an agreed upon number of members to a Collaborative Resolution Team (CRT) to address District-wide policy or practice issues of concern. CRT meetings shall be calendared monthly on an annual basis so that meetings are scheduled in advance to address District-wide policy or practice issues of concern as they arise. The CRT shall meet promptly when meetings are requested. The District Superintendent and the Association President shall determine if the meetings are, in fact, needed, as well as the CRT composition, the number of people to attend the CRT meetings, and the content of the meetings. The purpose of the CRT is to address issues of District-wide policy or practice on a proactive basis.
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