Common use of CURRICULUM COUNCIL Clause in Contracts

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. The Curriculum Council will be sixteen (16) elected teachers (one per building), sixteen (16) administrators or administrative appointed representatives and three (3) parents. The purpose will be: ∙ to serve as the District School Improvement Committee under school code law including review of M-STEP achievement results ∙ to disseminate information through the elected representatives to each building ∙ to review committees’ recommendations and review to ensure that proper process was followed ∙ to direct in-service day activities and recommend staff development activities - create agendas, choose speakers, etc. ∙ to review communication materials such as Curriculum Briefs and make suggestions to the Instruction Office ∙ to present recommendations to the Superintendent of Schools and their designee who shall make recommendations to the Board of Education There will be up to five scheduled meetings of Curriculum Council per school year, which may include one full-day, released time meeting. The Council will be co- chaired by the Executive Director for Instruction. The co-chair will be a KEA member elected from the membership of the Council. All voting of the Curriculum Council shall be accomplished by a written ballot. Curriculum Council Guidelines describe the duties of Council members.

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. The Curriculum Council will be sixteen (16) elected teachers (one per building), sixteen (16) administrators or administrative appointed representatives and three (3) parents. The purpose will be: ∙ □ to serve as the District School Improvement Committee under school code law including review of M-STEP achievement results ∙ □ to disseminate information through the elected representatives to each building ∙ □ to review committees’ recommendations and review to ensure that proper process was followed ∙ □ to direct in-service day activities and recommend staff development activities - create agendas, choose speakers, etc. ∙ □ to review communication materials such as Curriculum Briefs and make suggestions to the Instruction Office ∙ □ to present recommendations to the Superintendent of Schools and their his/her designee who shall make recommendations to the Board of Education There will be up to five scheduled meetings of Curriculum Council per school year, which may include one full-day, released time meeting. The Council will be co- chaired by the Executive Director for Instruction. The co-chair will be a KEA member elected from the membership of the Council. All voting of the Curriculum Council shall be accomplished by a written ballot. Curriculum Council Guidelines describe the duties of Council members.

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. The Curriculum Council will be sixteen (16) elected teachers (one per building), sixteen (16) administrators or administrative appointed representatives and three (3) parents. The purpose will be: ∙ • to serve as the District School Improvement Committee under school code law including review of M-STEP achievement results ∙ • to disseminate information through the elected representatives to each building ∙ • to review committees’ recommendations and review to ensure that proper process was followed ∙ • to direct in-service day activities and recommend staff development activities - create agendas, choose speakers, etc. ∙ • to review communication materials such as Curriculum Briefs and make suggestions to the Instruction Office ∙ • to present recommendations to the Superintendent of Schools and their his/her designee who shall make recommendations to the Board of Education There will be up to five scheduled meetings of Curriculum Council per school year, which may include one full-day, released time meeting. The Council will be co- co-chaired by the Executive Director for InstructionHuman Resources . The co-chair will be a KEA member elected from the membership of the Council. All voting of the Curriculum Council shall be accomplished by a written ballot. Curriculum Council Guidelines describe the duties of Council members.