BUILDING LEVEL TEAM Clause Samples

The 'Building Level Team' clause establishes a designated group within a building, typically composed of staff members such as administrators, teachers, and support personnel, who are responsible for addressing specific issues or initiatives at the building level. This team may meet regularly to discuss student performance, implement school-wide programs, or coordinate responses to challenges unique to the building. By formalizing the existence and function of this team, the clause ensures collaborative decision-making and effective management of building-specific concerns, promoting a more responsive and organized approach to school operations.
BUILDING LEVEL TEAM. A. In each of the Elementary, Middle, and Senior High Schools there shall be a Building Level Team (BLT) comprised of unit members and administration and staff selected by the administration. BLT members shall be solicited as volunteers and will serve for two (2) years with the option to renew participation for one (1) additional two-year period. B. The purpose of the BLT is to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ communications among staff and administration, and provide collaboration on building initiatives, school improvement, and related activities. Any item of concern to the building staff shall be discussed at these meetings without reprisal. C. Any unit member may suggest items to be considered by the BLT. Issues of concern must be submitted for consideration one (1) week prior to the scheduled meeting. D. The BLT shall set its own procedures and meet as needed. Date and time of the BLT meetings shall be posted and communicated to unit members two (2) weeks prior to the meeting date.
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