CURRICULUM STRUCTURES Sample Clauses

CURRICULUM STRUCTURES. A. The Board and the Association, recognizing the need for coordinated efforts to develop appropriate learner expectations for each grade level, and to align curricula with district vision, mission and organizational goals to achieve summary accreditation by or before the year 2000, and to provide all students with the opportunity to graduate with High School Proficiency Test diploma endorsements in communication, science, social studies and math, hereby establish a district Curriculum Council (CC). B. The purpose of the CC is to coordinate the efforts of Content Area Teams representing curriculum areas of communication arts, math, social studies, science, fine arts, and applied arts. The CC shall include all members of the Design Teams, one board member, as well as representative administrators, parents, and students. C. The purpose of the Design Team is to lead each of the Content Area Teams in a representative fashion. D. K-12 Content Area Teams will represent communication arts, science, social studies, math, fine arts, and applied arts. The purpose of the K-12 Content Area Teams is to lead the district in each of the specific curriculum areas by incorporating the elements of best knowledge surrounding each discipline. Each unit may be represented on each of the six Content Area Teams by one member of the teaching staff. These members shall be selected by the teachers at each site by the Association’s procedures. Members shall serve for a three-year term. E. District Curriculum Task Teams of interested teaching staff shall be led by members of the K-12 Content Area Teams and shall meet on an as needed basis to represent grade levels on curricular issues. These groups will focus on grade level groupings, K-2, 2-5, 5-8, and 8-12. F. The parties agree that the CC K-12 Content Area Teams and Curriculum Task Teams serve the Board in an advisory capacity. G. Design Team members will be compensated as provided by “Schedule B” . Participants on Content Area Teams may choose to meet during the school day or receive meeting compensation at the curriculum development rate (1/1250th of BA Base). Participants on Curriculum Task Teams shall receive compensation for meetings at the curriculum development rate (1/1250th of BA Base) for work outside of the school day.
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CURRICULUM STRUCTURES. A. The Board and the Association, recognizing the need for coordinated efforts to develop appropriate learner expectations for each grade level, and to align curricula with district vision, mission and organizational goals to achieve summary accreditation by or before the year 2000, and to provide all students with the opportunity to graduate with High School Proficiency Test diploma endorsements in communication, science, social studies and math, hereby establish a district Curriculum Council (CC). B. The purpose of the CC is to coordinate the efforts of Content Area Teams representing curriculum areas of communication arts, math, social studies, science, fine arts, and applied arts. The CC shall include all members of the Design Teams, one board member, as well as representative administrators, parents, and students. C. The purpose of the Design Team is to lead each of the Content Area Teams in a representative fashion. D. K-12 Content Area Teams will represent communication arts, science, social studies, math, fine arts, and applied arts. The purpose of the K-12 Content Area Teams is to lead the district in each of the specific curriculum areas by incorporating the elements of best knowledge surrounding each discipline.
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