SCHOOL COMMITTEES Sample Clauses
The SCHOOL COMMITTEES clause establishes the formation and operation of committees within a school, typically to oversee specific areas such as curriculum, budgeting, or policy development. It outlines how these committees are created, who may serve as members (such as teachers, administrators, or parents), and the scope of their authority or responsibilities. By defining the structure and function of school committees, this clause ensures organized decision-making and promotes collaborative governance within the educational institution.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. A. The involvement of professional staff members on various school committees is recognized by the Association and Board as important to the overall effectiveness of the educational programs for the children of the community. Further, the parties recognize that the involvement of members of the community, in conjunction with professional staff, is important and necessary.
B. Professional staff member participation on the various school committees (building and/or District) shall be voluntary.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. Teachers that serve on Participatory Decision Making 21 committees in individual schools will be selected by the teachers in that school by secret ballot 22 counted by the Association’s designated representative(s) and the Board representative(s). 24 (1) Discontinuation: Each participating school shall establish procedures whereby employees 25 within the school may choose not to continue in the program for an ensuing year. Such procedures 26 shall be forwarded to the TALC Labor/Management Committee prior to initiating the procedures 27 for discontinuation of Participatory Decision Making. 29 13.04 – WAIVERS AND DEVIATIONS
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. Employees that serve on school-based decision-making 23 committees in individual schools will be selected by the employees in that school by secret ballot 24 counted by the Association’s designated representative(s) and the Board’s representative(s).
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. The members of the bargaining unit in each school shall elect a School Committee. Such Committee, however, shall not have fewer than three (3) members, nor more than seven (7) members. Upon request of either party, the Committee shall have the right to meet with the building principal to hold discussions which will include, but not be limited to, the following areas: supplementary texts, materials, supplies and equipment to be purchased within budget allocation for that school or department; problems within the school relating to the implementation of this Agreement or district-wide Board policies. Further, the initiating party will submit to the other, at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meeting, an agenda covering the proposed meeting.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. Teachers that serve on Participatory Decision Making committees in individual schools will be selected by the teachers in that school by secret ballot counted by the Association’s designated representative(s) and the Board representative(s).
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. All new committees listed in this agreement shall meet at a time during the work day in which all staff who are on the committee are able to meet, unless, by majority vote, the committee decides to meet outside of school hours. Two committees will be established at Bricolage with the goal of school improvement through increased teacher voice. These committees will be the School Leadership Committee and the Labor Management Committee. These committees will meet no less than quarterly, unless otherwise agreed to by majority vote of the committee, so that they may present their recommendations to the full faculty at monthly faculty meetings. Minutes of each committee meeting will be taken and a copy of such minutes will be sent to the Board President within five
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. 1. No employee in their first year of employment with the School shall be required to serve on a School committee.
2. Up to five (5) bargaining unit members per school year are permitted to fulfill the post- first-year committee participation requirement by serving on the Union bargaining committee. Up to four (4) bargaining unit members per school year are permitted to fulfill the post-first-year committee participation requirement by serving in an ongoing union representative position.
3. Participation in a Union committee, any School-designated Ad Hoc Committee (exclusive of “hiring committees”) as well as being a Board of Trustees Faculty Representative shall fulfill the committee work requirement. Staff shall, upon request, be released from committee work for one (1) year after two (2) completed years serving as a committee chair. Part-time workers are welcome but not required to serve on a committee. Non-faculty employees shall not experience any loss of pay for participation in committees and are not required to work any overtime to engage in committee work.
4. Employees may but are not required to serve on more than one committee.
5. Chairing School-sanctioned Adult Affinity Groups and serving as a Board of Trustees Faculty Representative shall count as Committee Chair work for the purpose of allowing any such person to cycle out of committee work for one (1) year after serving two (2) years in either of these roles.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. School Presidents are full members of their respective School Boards and the committees for learning and teaching and quality and academic standards. As each of the six DUSA Sabbatical Officers has responsibility for one or more School, they are full members of their designated School Board.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. (a) The Association Representative shall facilitate the election of association members to a School Committee of no fewer than three (3) and no more than seven (7) members.
(b) Upon the request of either the Association or the District, a School Committee shall meet with the school’s Administrator to hold discussions which will include, but not be limited to: (1) supplementary texts; (2) materials; (3) supplies and equipment to be purchased within budget allocation for that school or department; and (4) issues within the school relating to the implementation of this Agreement or District-wide policies.
(c) The party requesting a meeting shall submit a meeting agenda to the other at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meeting.
(d) Time spent participating in the committee meeting will not be deducted from the calculated planning time for the week.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES. A School Staff Advisory Committee will be established in each school consisting of the Principal, Union ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and up to two other teachers by the teaching staff. It is understood that each of a twinned school have teacher representation. This committee shall: