Grade Determination Sample Clauses
The Grade Determination clause establishes the method and criteria for assessing the quality or specification of goods or materials delivered under a contract. Typically, it outlines the standards, tests, or inspections that will be used to evaluate whether the goods meet the agreed-upon grade, such as referencing industry benchmarks or requiring third-party verification. This clause ensures both parties have a clear, objective basis for accepting or rejecting goods, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring contractual expectations are met.
Grade Determination. In determining eligibility for environmental differentials or hazardous duty pay, a determination must be made as to whether the physical hardship or hazardous duties were used to determine the grade of the position. Upon request, the Activity will inform the employee and the Union whether or not such duties were taken into account in establishing the grade of the position and whether, absent those duties, the grade would have been lower.
Grade Determination. It is recognized that a determination must be made regarding whether the physical hardship or hazardous duties were used to determine the grade of the position. Upon request, the activity shall inform the employee and the Union whether or not such duties were taken into account in establishing the grade, including whether, absent those duties, the grade would have been lower.
Grade Determination. The member shall maintain the right and responsibility to determine grades and other evaluations of students. No grade or evaluation shall be changed without consultation with the member.
Grade Determination. The teacher shall be responsible for determining grades within the grading policy of the District. A teacher’s grades are expected to be consistent with the teacher’s written syllabus, grading policy and /or rubrics. Other than by decision of the standing grade committee, no teacher-assigned grade shall be changed except by the teacher involved if currently employed and available. Teachers are authorized to consider grade changes because of student or parent appeals if appeals are made within fifteen (15) work days after grades are delivered or mailed. If appeals are made after fifteen (15) work days, a teacher decision to change a grade requires the concurrence of the Superintendent. In the event of an appeal, the principal will work with the teacher in an effort to resolve the issue. If the teacher and principal are not successful in resolving the appeal, it may be referred to the Standing Grade Committee whose decision will be final. The committee will be composed of three (3) teachers and two (2) principals who will serve for two (2) years. The FEA president and the Superintendent shall agree on the committee appointees. Grading criteria that are appropriate and equitable to a special needs student may be developed by the IEP team.