District Policies and Rules Sample Clauses

District Policies and Rules. It is recognized that many current policies of the Redlands Unified School District Board of Education and existing Administrative Rules and Regulations of the District are not covered by this Agreement. In the absence of specific provisions in this Agreement, District policies, rules, regulations, practices, and procedures outside the scope of representation remain discretionary with the District. District policies, rules, regulations, practices, and procedures within the scope of representation shall not be modified by the District without first complying with the collective bargaining requirements of the Educational Employment Relations Act. Such modifications shall not conflict with specific provisions in this Agreement. In effectuating the above, the District shall provide the Association with reasonable written advance notice of any contemplated changes. The District shall provide the Association President with five (5) copies of the full Board agenda for any public meeting of the Redlands School Board. These copies shall be made available to the Association no later than copies sent to the individual Board members. The Board further recognizes the Association's right to consult at the Association's request, on matters regarding the definition of educational objectives, the determination of the content of courses and curriculum, and the selection of textbooks to the extent to which such matters are within the discretion of the Board. Subsequent to such consultation, however, the Board reserves all management authority and discretion to take action regarding these matters without recourse to the grievance procedure.
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District Policies and Rules. The District shall within five (5) days of the date upon which minutes are approved, furnish the Association with copies of all regulations, resolutions, directives and communications which concern a teacher or groups of teachers and the educational organization of the schools.

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