Bylaws of the LPDC Sample Clauses

Bylaws of the LPDC. The LPDC shall adopt bylaws governing its operations by a five-sevenths majority vote of its members. The LPDC by-laws shall include provisions for the appeal of LPDC decisions denying the approval of professional development plans. Such appeal provisions shall include methods for the designation of an independent hearing officer to hear and decide such appeals. The hearing officer may, on the request of the individual requesting appeal, be designated by a professional association to which the employee initiating the appeal is a member. For example, appeals of decisions rejecting a professional development plan for the District Treasurer could be appealed to a hearing officer designated by the Ohio Association of School Business Officials.
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Bylaws of the LPDC. The LPDC shall adopt bylaws by a majority vote of all of its members to govern its operations. Such bylaws shall include the basis for a quorum; how decisions will be made; procedures for the IPDP process; how, if necessary, a member may be removed from the committee; and the procedure(s) for appeal of a decision of the LPDC.

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