School Staffing Committee. D.7.1. A School Staffing Committee shall be established in every school:
School Staffing Committee. L.D.3.1 A school staffing committee shall be established in every school to assist in the development of: a) A school organization including required school reorganizations after the commencement of the school year, in accordance with the board’s regional staffing timelines and guidelines, ministry class size mandates, and applicable collective agreement guidelines. When assisting the development of school organizations, the school staffing committee will consider the use of combined grade classes, where appropriate, as well as the number of integrated special education students into regular classrooms when determining school organizations. b) A school staffing model that creates and maintains the best teaching and learning environment possible, with the use of staff allocated to schools and is in compliance with the terms of the collective agreement clauses related to instructional and non-instructional time. Final decisions related to the school organization and school staffing model are the responsibility of the school administration following consultation as outlined in L.D.1.3 and L.D.1.4. Any guidelines for school staffing committees shall reflect L.D.3.0.
School Staffing Committee a) A School Staffing Committee shall be established as follows:
School Staffing Committee. L - D.7.1. The Board and the Union recognize the work of the School Staffing Committee as an integral part of the consultation process in organizing the school.
School Staffing Committee. The Principal/Vice-Principal of each school shall meet with the Workplace Xxxxxxx and a minimum of two (2) teachers elected by the staff in September. The Committee shall meet in September, January and prior to June 15th of each school year to discuss such issues as: staff allocation for the following school year, timetable, supervision and instructional/non-instructional periods and/or other issues identified by either party.
School Staffing Committee i) A school staffing advisory committee shall be set up consisting of one (1) teacher representative, the principal, and the school xxxxxxx. This committee will provide the principal with recommendations regarding staffing matters.
School Staffing Committee. The parties recognize that the Principal, subject to the authority of the Board and its administration, has responsibility and duties as outlined under the Education Act and the Regulations. Each school or workplace shall have a School Staffing Committee. The Committee shall consist of the Principal and/or Vice-Principal, the Workplace Xxxxxxx, and a maximum of three (3) additional Members from the school or workplace appointed by the Union. The Principal, or in the case of regional programs a designated administrator, shall keep members of the Staffing Committee informed throughout the in-school surplus procedures and shall:
School Staffing Committee. (a) A School Staffing Committee (S.S.C.) shall be established each year in each secondary school with the view to working collaboratively to make a mutually satisfactory joint determination for staffing assignments within each school. The School Staffing Committee shall be comprised of the Principal and the Vice-Principal(s), OSSTF Branch President or designate from the Branch Executive, the CBC Representative and 3 to 5 members annually elected by the staff. The S.S.C. shall be co-chaired by the Principal and the Branch President or designate from the S.S.C. All School Staffing Committee meetings shall be scheduled at a time and location mutually satisfactory to the co-chairs. In the event that a mutually satisfactory time and location cannot be agreed to, the time and location will be determined by the Superintendent and Bargaining Unit President. The
School Staffing Committee. In each school, a staffing committee will be formed to review staffing implications of student success initiatives, help track records, recommend best practices and relate to provincial initiatives.
School Staffing Committee. The Secondary School Staffing Committee is established in order to provide a higher level of openness, disclosure and meaningful consultation, in an atmosphere of openness and transparency. It is intended that the Association be given the opportunity to advise the Principal on decisions that impact staffing.
