Committee on Assignments. In a case where an elective class is being offered and no clear credential is authorized by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC), the Committee on Assignments will evaluate the qualifications of credentialed teachers whose knowledge and training best fulfills the needs of the students. The Committee on Assignments is established with the approval of the superintendent and the governing board; it will consist of two teachers, selected by the Federation Executive Board, and two school administrators, selected by school administrators, as required by the CTC.
Committee on Assignments. The Superintendent or designee shall establish a Committee on Assignments which may grant approval for the assignment of full-time teachers to teach courses outside their credential authorization as permitted by law in an area for which they have special skills or preparation. The committee shall include an equal number of teachers, selected by teachers pursuant to procedures established by CVSTA, and school administrators selected by school administrators.
Committee on Assignments. 11.9.1 A Committee on Assignments shall be established as provided for in the Education Code to approve teachers, who volunteer to do so, to teach an assignment outside of the teacher’s credential authorization. The Association will select one (1) middle school and one (1) high school teacher to serve on this committee. The District will select two (2) administrators to serve on this committee.
Committee on Assignments. If applicable, the District and TTA agree to establish a Committee on Assignments made up of an equal number of teachers selected by TTA, and administrators selected by the District, to make recommendations on a case-by-case basis to the District concerning the appropriateness of teachers being assigned with their consent to subjects outside their credential authorizations. The Committee will establish the criteria for determining the teacher's competence in the subject to be taught.
Committee on Assignments. A Committee on Assignments shall be established to evaluate and approve applications from bargaining unit members to teach outside of the bargaining unit member’s credential authorizations as authorized by law. This committee shall be comprised of an equal number of bargaining unit members and administrators. The bargaining unit members and their terms shall be selected in a manner determined by SRVEA. Every effort shall be made to schedule Committee on Assignments meetings during the regular work hours of the bargaining unit members. In the event that committee meetings are scheduled outside of such regular work hours, bargaining unit members shall be paid at the extra duty pay rate for bargaining unit members, or, if they should so elect, they shall be granted compensatory time off to be taken in half day increments at the bargaining unit member's discretion. SRVEA does not waive its right to pursue remedies in any appropriate arena in the event that the District miss-assigns members of the bargaining unit.
Committee on Assignments. 1. The committee on assignment shall consist of two (2) unit members and two (2) administrators.
Committee on Assignments. A Committee on Assignments shall be established to evaluate and approve bargaining unit members teaching for up to forty percent (40%) of a full-time teaching assignment outside of the bargaining unit member’s credential authorization. This committee shall be composed of an equal number of teachers and administrators.
