Bilingual Relief Fund Sample Clauses

Bilingual Relief Fund. Committee regarding Bilingual Staffing a. A Joint Committee shall be convened to review staff requests and make recommendations for expenditure of funds appropriated under Item d below. b. The Committee shall be appointed by no later than October 1 of each year and shall be composed of three (3) representatives appointed by the SPS and three (3) representatives appointed by the SEA. c. The Committee shall hold its first meeting by no later than October 15 of each year and shall continue to meet on a pre-arranged schedule agreeable to the Committee members. The Committee should make itself available to provide relief to impacted staff and students as soon as possible. d. The SPS will provide a fund of $300,000 each year. The purpose of the fund is to alleviate problems beyond regular baseline staffing in the area of Bilingual self-contained classrooms and to provide assistance when related services personnel have excessive caseloads. The following procedures shall apply for the identification of problems and recommendation of proposed resolution. 1) Problems associated with employee workload, as identified by a certificated non- supervisory employee serving bilingual students, shall be first brought to the attention of the building principal/program manager. 2) If a solution is not achieved at the building level, the employee may, by no later than March 2 of each year, refer the problem(s) to the Joint Committee, 3) Recommendations of the Joint Committee shall be made to the appropriate line administrator, with the final decision to be made by the Superintendent. e. All Joint Committee recommendations for additional staff must be received by the appropriate line administrator by March 16 of each year. f. Costs associated with the final decision shall be made from the above-referenced fund.
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