CURRICULUM REVISION PROCESS Clause Samples

CURRICULUM REVISION PROCESS. A. Members who are employed for curriculum revision and related activities will be reimbursed at the prevailing pay for substitute teacher per eight (8) hour day. Payment for actual days will be prorated on an hourly basis. B. Upon teacher request, the district will provide a certificate of completion to be used for CDE renewal credit for participation in district-sponsored professional development activities. The teacher must complete the Professional Development Activities for Professional License Renewal Form, which must be signed by the supervisor of the professional development activity. C. Prior to the beginning of the school year, the Board of Education will notify JMEA in writing of the intended curricular review priorities for that school year. The parties acknowledge that any adoption of curricular materials will be predicated on the fiscal stability of the District. It is the intent of the parties to include for review all curricular and content areas. For curriculum development, adoption, and review procedures, refer to Board Policies IGA, IGD, and IGF.
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