ARTICLE I - ADMINISTRATION Sample Clauses

ARTICLE I - ADMINISTRATION. 6 A. This agreement is made and entered into by and between the Richland School District No. 400 7 Board of Directors, hereinafter called the "Board" and the Richland Education Association, 8 hereinafter called the "Association". The signatories shall be the sole parties to this agreement. This 9 agreement was bargained in accordance with RCW 41.59, the educational employment relations 10 act.
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ARTICLE I - ADMINISTRATION. SECTION AExclusive Recognition The District recognizes the Evergreen Education Association, pursuant to Chapter
ARTICLE I - ADMINISTRATION. A. Recognition
ARTICLE I - ADMINISTRATION. SECTION AExclusive Recognition The District recognizes the Evergreen Education Association, pursuant to Chapter 41.59 RCW as the exclusive bargaining representative for certificated personnel employed or to be employed by the District, whether on contract or on District approved leave, in the following job titles: classroom teachers; counselors; Teacher Librarians; teacher specialists in music, physical education, art, Elementary Academic Intervention, and communication disorders; psychologists; CTE teachers; special education teachers; nurses, grade level and subject chairpersons; Cascadia Technical Academy employees; occupational therapists, physical therapists, student assistance specialists; and substance abuse coordinators; Board Certified Behavioral Analyst; Instructional Coaches; Middle School Deans; substitutes (as defined in this section) and all other certificated employees determined by the Public Employee Relations Commission “PERC” to be in the bargaining unit. Excluded from the Evergreen Education Association unit shall be the Superintendent, Administrative Services Center administrators, building administrators, and supervisory and confidential employees. Substitute teachers employed by the District for more than 30 days of work within the current or preceding school year, who continue to be available for employment as substitute teachers are regular part-time employees of the District and are covered by this. Substitutes will have access to apply for in-district postings. Substitute teachers employed by the District for 16 consecutive workdays in the same assignment are regular part-time employees of the District and are covered by this Agreement. The District will not bargain with, or recognize, any “employee organization” other than the Association as representing the certificated employees of the District in the unit designated in this section. Any challenges to this recognition shall be pursuant to the provisions set forth in applicable laws and Washington Administrative Regulations and resolved by petition to PERC.
ARTICLE I - ADMINISTRATION. SECTION 1 - Recognition
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