DISPLACEMENT PROCEDURES AND DISTRICT-INITIATED TRANSFER Sample Clauses

DISPLACEMENT PROCEDURES AND DISTRICT-INITIATED TRANSFER. Clause 11.3.1. The ultimate assignment of employees is the responsibility of the Superintendent or designee. Although every effort will be made to seek and to grant employee-initiated transfers, circumstances may necessitate a change in assignment. Such circumstances include changes in student enrollment and program elimination or reduction. The District shall make such transfers and changes in assignment in the spring whenever possible. However, final assignments are subject to the timing of the circumstances which precipitated the change. In the event that designated positions are not able to be maintained due to significant reduction in state or federal funding, those positions will be subject to the displacement procedures pursuant to this section.
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