Curriculum Adoption Committee Sample Clauses

Curriculum Adoption Committee. A committee shall be formed as needed consisting of teachers, the administration and other representatives required by statute to examine, evaluate and make recommendations concerning the purchase of new curriculum materials and receive input from the community. All certificated employees shall be invited to participate in any and all curriculum/instructional committees organized by the District. (as per board policy 2020)
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Curriculum Adoption Committee. The District and the Association both recognize the need for appropriate curriculum at all levels in the District. The District shall create and maintain a Curriculum Adoption Committee to review current curricula and create a timeline for purchasing new materials. This committee will also review potential new materials and have the final say in what curricula is purchased by the District. The Association will have the right to provide one (1) elementary and one (1) secondary Association designated representative to the District Curriculum Committee.
Curriculum Adoption CommitteeThe curriculum adoption committees shall consist of the following: PAE appoints four (4) members: one each from primary and intermediate level, one from the middle level, and one from the high school level. District administration appoints up to four (4), not including committee facilitators. One bilingual and one special education teacher. Parents, not to exceed three (3), shall be mutually agreed to. For the 2015-2016 school year, the above curriculum adoption committees shall do the following: Identify the components for each curriculum area; Create and/or recommend a scope and sequence; Ensure the curriculum is aligned to state standards/common core (note: this shall not be limited to strategies); Recommend which curriculum shall be provided for staff input based on IMC guidelines; Committees shall solicit materials for consideration, with up to three (3) being provided for teacher input. Committees shall recommend final selection based on stakeholder input to the IMC.
Curriculum Adoption CommitteeThe Parties shall establish a Curriculum Adoption Committee 12 (CAC) which shall be charged with the responsibility of reviewing, piloting, and recommending 13 appropriate textbooks and related materials for grade level bands or subject areas to adopt. The 14 CAC will not be a standing committee; a new committee will be assembled for every adoption cycle. 15 Specifically, the CAC shall (within established budgetary limits): 16 a. Request and review multiple textbook or curriculum samples from various publishers. 17 b. Request instructional presentations from the sales reps of the committee’s top choices. 18 c. Make grade level or subject area textbook and curriculum recommendations based on the 19 comparative criteria used by the committee.
Curriculum Adoption Committee. The District and the Association both recognize the need for appropriate curriculum at all levels in the District. The District shall create and maintain a Curriculum Adoption Committee to review current curricula and create a timeline for purchasing new materials. This committee will also review potential new materials and recommend what curricula is purchased by the District. The Association will have the right to provide one (1) elementary and one (1) secondary Association designated representative to the District Curriculum Committee. When a curriculum has been purchased by the District, all core and supplemental materials recommended by the Curriculum Adoption Committee necessary to implement the curriculum, meet state standards, and support student needs will be purchased for all teachers who are required to use the adopted curriculum.
Curriculum Adoption Committee. All Instructional Materials Review & Adoption Committee positions shall be filled by the best qualified candidates based upon the posted qualifications for the committee.

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