Common use of Field Trips Clause in Contracts

Field Trips. Students may be denied the privilege of participating in field trips, social and/or extra-curricular activities if said student(s) have been disruptive, violate the student code of conduct or fail to conform with school rules and regulations. The teacher shall make this initial decision and inform the affected student and the principal/designee as to the reason for the denial of the privilege. If the teacher's principal overrules this decision, the teacher may appeal, in writing, to his/her Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer within two (2) work days of the principal's decision. The Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer will meet with the affected teacher, a representative of their choice, and the principal. The Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer shall issue a final and binding decision, in writing, within two (2) work days of the meeting. The Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer’s decision is exempt from the provisions of Article Thirty-Four of this Agreement.

Field Trips. Students may be denied the privilege of participating in field trips, social and/or extra-curricular activities if said student(s) have been disruptive, violate the student code of conduct or fail to conform with school rules and regulations. The teacher shall make this initial decision and inform the affected student and the principal/designee as to the reason for the denial of the privilege. If the teacher's principal overrules this decision, the teacher employee may appeal, in writing, to his/her Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer within two (2) work days of the principal's decision. The Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer will meet with the affected teacher, a representative of their choice, and the principal. The Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer shall issue a final and binding decision, in writing, within two (2) work days of the meeting. The Chief School Performance & Accountability Officer’s decision is exempt from the provisions of Article Thirty-Four of this Agreementcontract.