Identification of Surplus–to–School Teachers Sample Clauses

Identification of Surplus–to–School Teachers. (a) Pursuant to 17.03, each Principal, in consultation with the corresponding XXXXX, shall determine a tentative list of Surplus– to–School Teachers by April 15. The Principal shall examine the qualifications of staff so as to retain the more senior teachers by re- assignment whenever possible. Where it is deemed that the curriculum needs of the school require the retention of a teacher with less seniority than a teacher declared Surplus–to–School, the Principal shall provide an explanation to the teacher and the Bargaining Unit President prior to the declaration of Surplus–to– School. Classes shall not be assigned to Possibly Redundant Teachers or to Surplus–to–School Teachers. (b) After all avenues of placement or retention in the school have been exhausted and after consultation with the Director, or designate, the Principal shall, within two school days of April 15 (1) inform in writing each teacher on the Surplus–to–School list; (2) submit the vacant position list and the Surplus–to–School list along with a copy of the tentative teacher assignments for staff to the Director, or designate; (3) send copies of all documents in (2) to the Bargaining Unit President.
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Identification of Surplus–to–School Teachers. Pursuant to each Principal, in consultation with the corresponding shall determine a tentative list of Teachers by April The Principal shall examine the qualifications of staff so as to retain the more senior teachers by re-assignment whenever possible. Where it is deemed that the curriculum needs of the school require the retention of a teacher with less seniority than a teacher declared the Principal shall provide an explanation to the teacher and the Bargaining Unit President prior to the declaration of Surplus-to-School.Classes shall not be assigned to Possibly Redundant Teachers or to Surplus-to-School Teachers. After all avenues of placement or retention in the school have been exhausted and after consultation with the Director, or designate, the Principal shall, within two school days of April inform in writing each teacher on the Surplus-to-Schoollist;
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