MEMBERS NOT COVERED BY FAIR DISMISSAL LAW Sample Clauses

MEMBERS NOT COVERED BY FAIR DISMISSAL LAW. Members not covered by the Fair Dismissal Law will be provided rights to appeal any dismissal or non-renewal under the same procedures and standards of review and for the same reasons as if the member was TSPC licensed. Dismissed or non-renewed members prior to the start of their fourth year with the District shall be provided a hearing before the school board under ORS 332.544. Dismissed members who have worked four (4) years or more for the District shall be provided a hearing before an arbitrator under the standards and procedures applicable to the Fair Dismissal Appeals Board.
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