Executive Leadership Team Sample Clauses

Executive Leadership Team. The membership of the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) will include the president and executive director of each of the employee organizations, the deputy superintendents, the chief operating officer, and other MCPS leadership. The charge of the ELT includes but is not limited to the following: • Reviewing and updating the annual strategic plan • Reviewing policies and regulations • Reviewing system-wide targets and data for the purposes of improvement • Reviewing current system research
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Executive Leadership Team. The Executive Leadership Team is comprised of the CORE3 Executive Council Chair, and two Vice Chairs. The team should include a representative for each of the following interests: fire, law enforcement, and local government. The Executive Leadership Team meets bi-monthly, and is responsible for guiding the Executive Council by setting meeting agendas and directing and advising staff. Executive Leadership Team shall be elected by the voting body of the Executive Council on a staggered biannual basis during the month of February. The fire position will be elected on odd years, with the law enforcement and local government positions being elected on even years.
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