Program Council Sample Clauses

Program Council. Recognizing the benefits of collaboration, consultation, and shared involvement in decision-making as effective means of implementing school vision and organizational change, the parties agree to implement a process which shall lead to the development and implementation of school advisory councils (hereinafter “program council”). The implementation and operation of program councils shall be guided by the following principles: 1. Each party (the CVEA and the local school) shall identify four representatives to represent it in the development of a program council model, specific to that school. The parties shall meet by October 1 to conduct this dialogue and development. The local negotiators for each of the two parties during this round of negotiations will be a part of the development process at each of the schools. 2. The recognized purpose of the program council is to serve as an advisory arm to the Principal. Further, the parties acknowledge that the involvement, responsibility, and accountability of individual professionals through the work of the council is an integral part of the transformation of our schools. 3. In this advisory role the primary work of the council is on issues and matters of school transformation, implementation of school vision and the matters of school coordination and communication. 4. The parties shall determine a process to identify the annual membership of the council. Individuals eligible for membership shall include faculty, staff, and the administration. The program council may decide to include parents, students, and members of the community as members, observers or to serve on subcommittees. 5. Problems arising from the operation of the Program Council that cannot be handled within the school will be brought by either party to the Superintendent or his/her designee for mediation and resolution.
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Program Council. A) Effective February 2009, at the regularly scheduled Program Council meetings in April and May, each secondary school shall provide members of Program Council the details of staffing as related to the school which includes: a) relevant data from the JBLSC; b) total registration in each course;
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Program Council. 2.2 During the period of tills Agreement, CTRC shall provide to SANOFI a written progress report on its work under the Research Program in the preceding three (3) month period within twenty (20) working days after the conclusion of such period. 2.3 CTRC and SANOFI shall each designate two (2) representatives to a council to plan and oversee all scientific and technical matters relating to the Research Program (the (( Program Council))). The Program Council will approve budgets and priorities for the work to be conducted under this Agreement, in accordance with the allocation formula set forth in Article III. The representatives will elect a chairperson who will schedule at least two (2) meetings per year, prepare meeting agendas and issue minutes for each meeting. The Parties will use good faith efforts to reach a consensus on decisions affecting the Research Program budget and project priorities. However failing to reach a consensus, it is understood that CTRC shall have a tie breaking vote for any budget decision up to an amount of [**] dollars and that SANOFI shall have a tie breaking vote for any budget decision over [**] dollars. The Program Council representatives will deal in good faith at all times in attempting to reach Agreement. 2.4 Upon reasonable notice to CTRC, SANOFI's representative(s) shall have the fight to visit, at reasonable intervals, CTRC's research sites and observe CTRC's activities under the Research Program. 2.5 Upon or prior to the execution of this Agreement CTRC will submit to SANOFI a proposed Research Program including a written list of all current and proposed research projects within the Field of Use being conducted by CTRC, which proposal shall contain the approximate funding requirements for each research project to be considered by SANOFI for funding in calendar year 1996, said list being attached under Exhibit A. SANOFI will select the projects it wishes to fired according to the provisions in Article M and so notify CTRC in writing prior to November 15, 1995. Projects selected by SANOFI, including SANOFI Projects, shall constitute the Research Program for 1996. Parties should proceed according to the same terms in 1996 in order to set forth funding in calendar year 1997. 2.6 Any Acquisition Costs in excess of [**] ($[**]) dollars shall be discussed and approved with the Program Council prior to being incurred or paid by CTRC. During the term of this Agreement and at SANOFI's request, CTRC agrees to the extent that it ...
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Program Council. A) At any regularly scheduled Program Council meetings where staffing of teaching positions is discussed, each secondary school shall provide members of Program Council the details of staffing as related to the school which includes: a) relevant data from the JBLSC; b) total registration in each course; c) all non-credit staffing assignments. B) Membership of the Program Council includes program heads and school administration. An OECTA representative shall be invited to participate in these meetings for the agenda items that related to staffing. C) The meetings shall function in a collaborative manner and advise the Principal with respect to: -school staffing priorities; -the development of the tentative staffing model for the following school year; -teacher instructional workload distributions and instructional assignments. D) The OECTA representative or the Unit shall be provided with student course selections, the number of sections assigned, and course offerings. This information will be provided at the close of the student course selection process and again at the end of the staffing process. E) Minutes of these meetings shall be emailed to the OECTA representative attending the meeting.
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Program Council. 8.4.1. Each Partner and Member shall have the right to appoint one member to the Program Council. 8.4.2. The Program Council shall: - be advisory regarding the formation of the Program Committee - be advisory regarding the admission of new Parties to BRC in order for said new Parties to participate in BRC and in particular Projects - be advisory in errands that the Program Committee judge to be of special strategic importance for the development of BRC 8.4.3. More detailed instructions for the Program Council may be decided upon by ▇▇▇.
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Program Council. The Center shall have a Program Council that provides guidance and recommendations to the Vice-Chancellor regarding the Center's activities. The Program Council is an advisory committee, responsible for ensuring that the activities comply with the Program Description. The Program Council makes recommendations to the Vice-Chancellor regarding Projects. Other responsibilities of the Program Council include: • Establishing guidelines for the strategic development and direction of the Center, within the context of the Program Description and the Center Agreement, • Initiating and following up on Projects within the framework of the Program Description and the Center Agreement, • Keeping the Parties informed of circumstances which substantially delay or prevent the implementation of the Program Description, • Keeping track of the Parties’ financial commitments, • Drawing up proposals for the Center’s annual budget, • Ensuring that annual and final reports are submitted, as well as • Proposing a dissolution plan in the event of the premature dissolution of the cooperation. The Program Council does not have: • Employer’s responsibility for the people working at/within the Center, • Financial responsibility, • The right to take actions that involve exercise of public authority, • The right to represent the Parties vis-à-vis third parties, nor • The right to change the content of the Center Agreement. Decisions regarding the composition of the Program Council are made by the Vice-Chancellor, following proposals from the Parties. Any member may resign from his/her appointment with immediate effect, without providing justification for his/her resignation. The Vice-Chancellor may, in consultation with the Parties, relieve Council members of their duties with immediate effect. Members of the Program Council receive no financial compensation for serving on the Council. Written notice of meetings of the Program Council shall be given by the Director no less than two (2) weeks prior to the scheduled meeting. Minutes shall be kept of the meetings of the Program Council. The minutes shall be signed by the keeper of the minutes and adjusted by the chairman, or by any other member if the chairman has also served as the keeper of the minutes. The Program Council members and the Director are entitled to have dissenting opinions recorded in the meeting minutes. The minutes shall be kept in numerical order and stored in a secure manner and in accordance with the Archives Act (199...
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  • ADVISORY COUNCIL An Advisory Council consisting of the superintendent of each participating District, or his/her designee is hereby created. The purpose of such Advisory Council is to monitor the performance of this Agreement, amend this Agreement (with concurrence of all parties affected), and terminate this Agreement as provided in Section IX. Activities of the Advisory Council shall take place as needed, called by a majority of its members or by the Superintendent of the NWESD, or his/her designee. Decisions by the Advisory Council will be made by a vote of greater than fifty percent (50%) of a quorum. A quorum is defined as at least fifty percent (50%) of the representatives appointed to the Advisory Council. Participation may occur via technological participation, including email providing at least seven (7) calendar days prior written notice was provided to each District superintendent or designee.

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