SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT Clause Samples

SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT. 1. The substitute wage schedule may be altered to accommodate the different time schedules designed through site-based management 2. Once a school has a master schedule, they will submit this to the AFT Executive Board and the Superintendent for site-specific negotiations regarding the wage schedule.
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SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT. 1. A school with site-based management may design its own evaluation procedure through the use of site-based management. 2. The procedure designed shall be submitted to the Superintendent and to the AFT Executive Board for approval as site-specific contract language.
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SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT. 1. The certificated staff, through use of site-based management, may vary the length of their teaching blocks and frequency of their preparation periods as needed to accommodate their restructured schedule with the following conditions: a. The schedule meets the required number of instructional minutes, unless a waiver is obtained from the State Department of Education. b. The teaching assignments and preparation periods are equitable. 2. The communication period may or may not be a part of the schedule agreed to by the certificated staff. 3. Through site–based management the staff may decide the number of duties and how those duties are fulfilled as long as all staff members are treated equitably.
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SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT. A school with site based management may elect to devise another selection procedure to fill positions as described in Section B. This procedure must be submitted to the Superintendent and the AFT Executive Board for approval and site–specific negotiations.
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SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT. 1. Since a school with site–based management may elect to use diversified staffing, the services provided, the method in which the services are delivered, and the maximum student contact for staff members may be altered providing these services are determined through site-based management. 2. The district agrees to provide psychological services as needed for program continuity. 3. The decision whether to retain elective classes below fifteen (15) students shall be made through site-based management. 4. Schools with site–based management shall be entitled to the same staffing allocations as traditional schools, but may utilize certificated staff differently than in traditional positions.
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SCHOOLS WITH SITE-BASED MANAGEMENT using the Academic Council and site–based management may be exempt from the Department Head Policy, however they will receive the funds for the school that would normally pay department head stipends. The amount of funds allocated to site-based management schools will be equal to what the school would receive under a traditional department head structure.
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