Professional Committees Sample Clauses

Professional Committees. Professional Committees shall be established in accordance with this Article, for the purpose of maintaining communications to cooperatively discuss issues of mutual concern and to promote a climate of professionalism and constructive employee/Employer relations. The parties are committed to attempt to resolve issues of mutual concern. Agendas for all meetings will be exchanged in advance so that both parties are prepared to discuss the issues. The parties shall have appropriate decision makers in attendance at meetings.

Professional Committees. When approved by the Superintendent of Schools prior to the meeting, the Rossford Board of Education shall pay the cost of a substitute for absence due to attendance at professional meetings by Association officers which are financed by the Rossford Association of Classroom Teachers. The intent of this section is to pay for substitute costs made necessary by meetings which are at some distance from the Rossford District and not to pay substitute costs for meetings in or near the Rossford District. No more than (4) days per school year shall be approved for each officer of the Association.

Professional Committees. It is agreed that as district professional councils and/or committees on curriculum are formed, consideration will be afforded to representation thereon by Unit IV members. Where in the Superintendent’s discretion it is appropriate to do so, one member of this unit shall be part of the District’s Educational Advisory Committee.

Professional Committees. The language in this Article continues unchanged from the previous Agreement, except for a minor housekeeping change.

Professional Committees. Professional Committees shall be established in accordance with this Article, for the purpose of maintaining communications to cooperatively discuss issues of mutual concern and to promote a climate of professionalism and constructive employee/Employer relations. The parties are committed to attempt to resolve issues of mutual concern. Agendas for all meetings will be exchanged in advance so that both parties are prepared to discuss the issues. The parties shall have appropriate decision makers in attendance at meetings. The parties agree that within six (6) months of ratification, joint Facility Professional Committee, Regional Professional Committee and Agency Professional Committee training will be established for each Agency. This training will be coordinated through the Office of Collective Bargaining.

Professional Committees. ‌ The Parties agree to establish committees composed of persons appointed by the Board and the Association or by mutual agreement. The committees shall discuss overall relations between the Parties, exchange information, receive suggestions, consider problems, offer solutions, and discuss improvements in situations of mutual concern.

Professional Committees. Recognizing the need for meaningful professional development, a committee consisting of four (4) administrators (secondary and elementary), selected by the Superintendent, and four (4) educators (secondary and elementary), selected by the Association President, will meet to allow for the Association to provide input into district-wide in-service and professional development plans and programming. The committee will report to the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and the HCTA President no later than May 1st annually indicating any changes made for the following school year or any recommendations that may affect the Master Contract.