MATERIALS SELECTION POLICY Sample Clauses
The Materials Selection Policy clause defines the standards and criteria for choosing materials to be used in a project or process. It typically outlines requirements such as quality, sustainability, safety, and compliance with relevant regulations, and may specify approved suppliers or prohibited substances. By establishing clear guidelines for material selection, this clause ensures consistency, reduces the risk of defects or non-compliance, and helps manage costs and environmental impact.
MATERIALS SELECTION POLICY. Teachers, librarians, supervisors and administrators shall select, for recommendation to the Board, educational materials which are carefully balanced to include various points of view on any controversial subject.
MATERIALS SELECTION POLICY. The Texas Library Association believes that every library, in order to strengthen its own selection process, and to provide an objective basis for evaluation of that process, should develop a written official statement of policy for the selection of library materials. The Intellectual Freedom Committee encourages all libraries to develop a written statement of policy for the selection of library materials which includes an endorsement of the LIBRARY BILL OF RIGHTS.
MATERIALS SELECTION POLICY. The granting of a sabbatical leave shall be contingent upon a commitment to return to the District and serve a minimum of two (2) years beginning with the first school year following completion of sabbatical leave.
MATERIALS SELECTION POLICY. A. Teachers, librarians, supervisors, and administrators shall select, for recommendation to the Board, educational materials which are carefully balanced to include various points of view on any controversial subject.
B. In the event of criticisms of materials that are in the school, or their utilization, the following will be the procedure:
1. The teacher, media specialist, or administrator will listen to the complaint but make no comment on the materials. He will request the complainant to complete a Citizens’ Request for Reconsideration of Materials that are used in the School form stating his objections to the material.
2. The materials in question are reviewed by a Materials Committee. This committee is to be made up of two (2) teachers, two (2) media specialists, (including the media specialist from the concerned school) and two (2) administrators (including the principal of the concerned school), appointed by the Superintendent.
3. The committee reads (views or listens to) the material in question as well as reads the reviews of the materials wherever possible. General acceptance of the materials shall be reviewed by consulting authoritative lists, professional journals, and the holdings of similar schools. Passages (or section) of any material shall not be pulled out of context, but values and faults shall be weighed against each other and opinions based on the material as a whole. The decision at this point shall rest with the committee. It is the intent that the committee issues a report as soon as possible.
4. The complainant is sent a copy of the report.
5. If it becomes necessary for the Board to review the action of the Materials Committee, the final decision shall rest with the Board.
C. For each of the years of the contract, there will be an allowance of twenty ($20.00) dollars, per teacher, added to their base salary in September each year for the purchase of materials pertaining to their work.
MATERIALS SELECTION POLICY. A. Teachers, librarians, supervisors and administrators shall select, for recommendation to the Board, educational materials which are carefully balanced to include various points of view on any controversial subject.
B. In the event of criticisms of materials that are in the school, or their utilization, the following will be the procedure:
9. All sabbatical leave recipients must sign a promissory note to ensure
1. The teacher, librarian, or principal will listen to the complaint but make no comment on the materials. He will request the complainant to complete a Citizens’ Request for Reconsideration of Materials that are