Closing a School Sample Clauses

Closing a School. 1. When it is necessary to close a school, a meeting at the school shall be scheduled by a Human Resource Services administrator. Notice of the meeting will be posted at the school at least seven (7) calendar days prior to the meeting. Attendance shall not be mandatory.
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Closing a School. 22 If it should become necessary during the term of the Agreement for the District to close a 23 school, the District will meet and negotiate with the exclusive representative for 25 affected employees.
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Closing a School. 31 If it should become necessary during the term of the Agreement for the District to close 32 a school, the District will meet and negotiate with the exclusive representative for 33 employees (STA/CTA/NEA) regarding the procedures to be used in reassigning the 34 affected employees. 35 Process - School Closure (STA Negotiations, May 20, 2004) 36 For the 2003-04 school year, STA and the District agree to the following process 37 regarding placement of teachers affected by a school closure preceding the 2004-05 38 school year: 39 STA and the District agreed to the following process regarding 2003-04 displaced 40 teachers:
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Closing a School. If it should become necessary during the term of the Agreement for the District to close a school, the District will meet and negotiate with the exclusive representative for employees (STA/CTA/NEA) regarding the procedures to be used in reassigning the affected employees. Process - School Closure (STA Negotiations, May 20, 2004) For the 2003-04 school year, STA and the District agree to the following process regarding placement of teachers affected by a school closure preceding the 2004-05 school year: STA and the District agreed to the following process regarding 2003-04 displaced teachers: Principals establish staffing based upon need, and use current staff at site. Language Arts Specialists have first choice from open positions at their site. If they don’t choose a position at their site, they will be included in the remaining pool of displaced teaches to select an opening by seniority. If Language Arts’ positions materialize later, Language Arts Specialists have first choice of their previous position. By seniority, Resource Specialists have first choice of Resource Specialist openings in the district. If they don’t choose a Resource Specialist position, they will be included in the remaining pool of displaced teachers to select an opening by seniority. All remaining displaced teachers are included in a pool to select from open positions. Principals reassign within their school. Post open positions for transfer. A second drawing will be held in the fall. Principals reassign within their school. It was agreed that language developed earlier in this negotiations session regarding Article X, Transfers, Section G, Closing a School, would be included in the contract. On mutual agreement, this article could be reviewed at the time of the closure of a school. / / / / 5/04-SSD/STA Top of the Document
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