Transfer Necessitated by School Opening Sample Clauses

The 'Transfer Necessitated by School Opening' clause allows for the transfer of a party’s obligations or rights under an agreement if the opening of a new school requires such a change. In practice, this clause might apply when a school district opens a new facility and needs to reassign contracts, such as transportation or supply agreements, to accommodate the new location. Its core function is to provide flexibility and ensure continuity of services or obligations in response to changes in school infrastructure, thereby minimizing disruption and administrative complications.
Transfer Necessitated by School Opening. If a school(s) is opened, teachers affected by such opening shall be accorded priority for filling vacant positions at the school(s) subject to the following conditions: 1. To satisfy the conditions cited herein, the District shall identify the number of vacant positions which exist at the schools being open.
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Transfer Necessitated by School Opening. 28 If a school(s) is opened, teachers affected by such opening shall be accorded priority 29 for filling vacant positions at the school(s) subject to the following conditions: 31 • To satisfy the conditions cited herein, the District shall identify the number of 32 vacant positions which exist at the schools being open. 34 Voluntary 36 Unit members affected by the opening because students at their current school(s) 37 are being transferred to the opening school(s) may elect to request a voluntary 38 transfer in accordance with the regular voluntary transfer policy. If they are not 39 placed at the opening school(s), they shall have priority for filling vacant positions at 40 other schools within the District. 42 Involuntary 44 If sufficient voluntary transfers are not obtained from the affected staffs, employees 45 with the least District seniority will be transferred. If they are not placed at the 46 opening school(s), they shall have priority for filling vacant positions at other schools 47 within the District.
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Transfer Necessitated by School Opening. If a school(s) is opened, teachers affected by such opening shall be accorded priority for filling vacant positions at the school(s) subject to the following conditions: 1. To satisfy the conditions cited herein, the District shall identify the number of vacant positions which exist at the schools being open. Bargaining unit members affected by the opening because students at their current school(s) are being transferred to the opening school(s) may elect to request a voluntary transfer in accordance with the regular voluntary transfer policy. If they are not placed at the opening school(s), they shall have priority for filling vacant positions at other schools within the District.
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