Approval of Proposed School Organization and Staff Assignment Sample Clauses

Approval of Proposed School Organization and Staff Assignment. 24.04.01 On or before April 30, each Principal and/or designate(s) and an OSSTF member of the School Staffing Committee shall present the proposed School Plan, as described in Article 23.05, to the System Staffing Committee. 24.04.02 From the review in Article 24.04.01 and on or before May 15 the Director of Education or designate shall convene a meeting of the System Staffing Committee, all Principals, and Superintendents of Schools, to: • establish a list of potential surplus to each school; • establish a list of potential staff needs to each school; • review potential assignment of staff requesting transfer; • establish a possible assignment of staff surplus to schools in available positions in the system according to seniority; • revise the School Plan and/or proposed staff assignments at schools to accommodate the optimum placement of staff; • determine if any staff, identified as potentially surplus, are essential to the operation of a school program and must be retained due to specialized requirements for a position which no other staff can fulfil. 24.04.03 By May 15 each Principal in cooperation with the School Staffing Committee will present the approved School Plan and proposed staff assignment to staff. 24.04.04 All staff identified as surplus to school needs or who will have a change in percentage of assigned contract time shall be informed in writing by the Principal immediately following the presentation of information in Article 24.04.03.
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Approval of Proposed School Organization and Staff Assignment. 30.04.01 On or before April 30, each Principal and/or designate(s) and an OSSTF member of the School Staffing Committee shall present the proposed School Plan, as described in Clause 23.11, to the System Staffing Committee. 30.04.02 From the review in Clause 30.04.01 and on or before May 10 the Director of Education or designate shall convene a meeting of the System Staffing Committee, all Principals, and Superintendents of Schools, to: 30.04.02.01 establish a list of potential surplus to each school; 30.04.02.02 establish a list of potential staff needs to each school; 30.04.02.03 review potential assignment of staff requesting transfer;
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Approval of Proposed School Organization and Staff Assignment. 04.01 On or before April 30, each Principal and/or designate(s) and an OSSTF member of the School Staffing Committee shall submit the proposed School Plan, as described in Article L23.05, to the System Staffing Committee. 04.02 From the review in Article L24.04.01 and on or before May 15 the Director of Education or designate shall convene a meeting of the System Staffing Committee, and other resource staff as required to: • establish a list of potential surplus to each school; • establish a list of potential staff needs to each school; • review potential assignment of staff requesting transfer; • establish a possible assignment of staff surplus to schools in available positions in the system according to seniority; • revise the School Plan and/or proposed staff assignments at schools to accommodate the optimum placement of staff; • determine if any staff, identified as potentially surplus, are essential to the operation of a school program and must be retained due to specialized requirements for a position which no other staff can fulfil.
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