Common use of CURRICULUM COUNCIL Clause in Contracts

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. 1. The Board shall establish a Curriculum Council. The purpose of this Council shall be to initiate and recommend policies affecting the nature and design of the instructional program of the district. As a part of its responsibilities, the Council shall: a. Develop recommended criteria for the ongoing evaluation of all instructional programs; b. Annually review and recommend policies concerning all testing programs and instructional management systems; c. Promulgate other recommended policies relating to the district’s instructional programs and curriculum. Changes in existing instructional programs and proposed new instructional programs must be reviewed by the Council prior to Board consideration, adoption, implementations, or rejection. 2. The Council shall be composed of an equal number of teachers and administrators who shall be selected annually by their respective representative groups. Each member of the Council will have an equal vote. 3. The Council may include representatives of the community and of the student body appointed by the superintendent. Such numbers will not exceed one-third of the total membership of the Council. 4. The Council shall meet on a regularly scheduled basis. Teachers serving on the Council shall be given released time with classroom substitutes provided for any meetings scheduled during regular school hours. Such meetings shall be scheduled with the prior approval of the superintendent. 5. The operation of the Council shall be under the direction of the Curriculum Director, or his/her designee, who shall chair the meeting.

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. 1. The Board shall establish a Curriculum Council. The purpose of this Council shall be to initiate and recommend policies affecting the nature and design of the instructional program of the district. As a part of its responsibilities, the Council shall: a. Develop recommended criteria for the ongoing evaluation of all instructional programs; b. Annually review and recommend policies concerning all testing programs and instructional management systems; c. Promulgate other recommended policies relating to the district’s 's instructional programs and curriculum. Changes in existing instructional programs and proposed new instructional programs must be reviewed by the Council prior to Board consideration, adoption, implementations, or rejection. 2. The Council shall be composed of an equal number of teachers and administrators who shall be selected annually by their respective representative groups. Each member of the Council will have an equal vote. 3. The Council may include representatives of the community and of the student body appointed by the superintendent. Such numbers will not exceed one-third of the total membership of the Council. 4. The Council shall meet on a regularly scheduled basis. Teachers serving on the Council shall be given released time with classroom substitutes provided for any meetings scheduled during regular school hours. Such meetings shall be scheduled with the prior approval of the superintendent. 5. The operation of the Council shall be under the direction of the Curriculum Director, or his/her designee, who shall chair the meeting.

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. 1. The Board shall establish a Curriculum Council. The purpose of this Council shall be to initiate and recommend policies affecting the nature and design of the instructional program of the district. As a part of its responsibilities, the Council shall: a. Develop recommended criteria for the ongoing evaluation of all instructional programs; b. Annually review and recommend policies concerning all testing programs and instructional management systems; c. Promulgate other recommended policies relating to the district’s instructional programs and curriculum. Changes in existing instructional programs and proposed new instructional programs must be reviewed by the Council prior to Board consideration, adoption, implementations, or rejection. 2. The Council shall be composed of an equal number of teachers and administrators who shall be selected annually by their respective representative groups. Each member of the Council will have an equal vote. 3. The Council may include representatives of the community and of the student body appointed by the superintendent. Such numbers will not exceed one-one- third of the total membership of the Council. 4. The Council shall meet on a regularly scheduled basis. Teachers Employees serving on the Council shall be given released time with classroom substitutes provided for any meetings scheduled during regular school hours. Such meetings shall be scheduled with the prior approval of the superintendent. 5. The operation of the Council shall be under the direction of the Curriculum Director, or his/her designee, who shall chair the meeting.

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. 1. The Board shall establish a Curriculum Council. The purpose of this Council shall be to initiate and recommend policies affecting the nature and design of the instructional program of the district. As a part of its responsibilities, the Council shall: a. Develop recommended criteria for the ongoing evaluation of all instructional programs; b. Annually review and recommend policies concerning all testing programs and instructional management systems; c. Promulgate other recommended policies relating to the district’s instructional programs and curriculum. Changes in existing instructional programs and proposed new instructional programs must be reviewed by the Council prior to Board consideration, adoption, implementations, or rejection. 2. The Council shall be composed of an equal number of teachers and administrators who shall be selected annually by their respective representative groups. Each member of the Council will have an equal vote. 3. The Council may include representatives of the community and of the student body appointed by the superintendent. Such numbers will not exceed one-third of the total membership of the Council. 4. The Council shall meet on a regularly scheduled basis. Teachers Employees serving on the Council shall be given released time with classroom substitutes provided for any meetings scheduled during regular school hours. Such meetings shall be scheduled with the prior approval of the superintendent. 5. The operation of the Council shall be under the direction of the Curriculum Director, or his/her designee, who shall chair the meeting.

CURRICULUM COUNCIL. 1. The Board shall establish a Curriculum Council. The purpose of this Council shall be to initiate and recommend policies affecting the nature and design of the instructional program of the district. As a part of its responsibilities, the Council shall: a. Develop recommended criteria for the ongoing evaluation of all instructional programs; b. Annually review and recommend policies concerning all testing programs and instructional management systems; c. Promulgate other recommended policies relating to the district’s instructional programs and curriculum. . d. Changes in existing instructional programs and proposed new instructional programs must be reviewed by the Council prior to Board consideration, adoption, implementations, or rejection. 2. The Council shall be composed of an equal number of teachers and administrators who shall be selected annually by their respective representative groups. Each member of the Council will have an equal vote. 3. The Council may include representatives of the community and of the student body appointed by the superintendent. Such numbers will not exceed one-third of the total membership of the Council. 4. The Council shall meet on a regularly scheduled basis. Teachers Employees serving on the Council shall be given released time with classroom substitutes provided for any meetings scheduled during regular school hours. Such meetings shall be scheduled with the prior approval of the superintendent. 5. The operation of the Council shall be under the direction of the Curriculum Director, or his/her designee, who shall chair the meeting.