Addendum Review Committee Sample Clauses

Addendum Review Committee. 1. An Addendum Review Committee shall be co-chaired by the Association and the Board and have three (3) representatives from the Association’s Executive Board, appointed by the Association President and three (3) representatives appointed by the Superintendent. Committee decisions shall be made by consensus. The Committee shall meet not less than twice per year, once before December 1 and at least once before April 1 at a time determine by the co-chairs.
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