In-School Workload Review Committee Sample Clauses

In-School Workload Review Committee. There shall be an In-School Workload Review Committee in each school, which shall meet outside of class hours. (a) The In-School Workload Review Committee shall consist of the Principal, a Vice-Principal, the Branch President or designate from the Branch Executive, and the Branch C.B.C. representative or designate from the Branch Executive. For schools without a vice- principal, the Committee shall consist of the Principal and the Branch President or designate. (b) The Committee shall: • conduct a September 30 teacher staffing and workload survey, identify and correct any discrepancies between the survey data, the Principals’ September 30 Enrolment Report and Board Class Size report as generated by the Operations Department; • the Principal shall immediately attempt to correct these identified class size guideline problems; • by October 10, the ISWRC shall report any uncorrected class size guideline problems. The report should be signed by the Principal and Branch President, submitted to the Associate Director - Equitable Education and the President of the Bargaining Unit, and forwarded to the Staff Allocation Committee by October 10; • repeat the process by February 15, to be submitted by February 21. (c) Additional ISWRC meetings may be arranged if mutually agreed between the Principal and the Branch President.
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In-School Workload Review Committee. There shall be an In-School Workload Review Committee in each school.
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In-School Workload Review Committee. There shall be an In-School Workload Review Committee in each school, which shall meet outside of class hours. a) The In-School Workload Review Committee shall consist of the Principal, a Vice- Principal, the Branch President or designate from the Branch Executive, and the Branch C.B.C. representative or designate from the Branch Executive. For schools without a vice-principal, the Committee shall consist of the Principal and the Branch President or designate. b) The Committee shall: C conduct a September 30 teacher staffing and workload survey, identify and correct any discrepancies between the survey data, the Principals' September 30 Enrolment Report and Board Class Size report as generated by the Operations Department, and submit the verified Board Class Size report to the Staff Allocation Committee by October 15; C repeat this process for semestered schools for February 15, to be submitted to the Staff Allocation Committee by February 28; C identify apparent discrepancies with class size guidelines and teacher workload during the month of September in non-semestered schools, and do the same in semestered schools during the month of September and again in the second semester by February 10. c) The Principal shall immediately attempt to correct these identified class size guideline problems. d) The Committee shall report any uncorrected class size guideline problems to the Staff Allocation Committee by October 5, and by February 10 in semestered schools.
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In-School Workload Review Committee. There shall be an In-School Workload Review Committee in each school, which shall meet outside of class hours. a) The In-School Workload Review Committee shall consist of the Principal, a Vice-Principal, the Branch President or designate from the Branch Executive, and the Branch C.B.C. representative or designate from the Branch Executive. For schools without a vice- principal, the Committee shall consist of the Principal and the Branch President or designate. b) The Committee shall: c) Additional ISWRC meetings may be arranged if mutually agreed between the Principal and the Branch President.
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In-School Workload Review Committee a) There shall be an In-School Workload Review Committee in each school. b) The In-School Workload Review Committee (ISWRC) shall consist of the Principal, a Vice-Principal, and the Branch President or Designate from the Branch Executive and the Branch CBC representative or Designate from the Branch Executive. For schools without a secondary Vice-Principal, the Committee shall consist of the Principal and the Branch President or Designate. c) The ISWRC shall:
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