Monitoring of School Site Council Operation Sample Clauses

Monitoring of School Site Council Operation. The Steering Committee may request that School Site Councils provide information on the dates of School Site Coun- cil meetings and who attended. The Steering Committee will monitor the operation of School Site Councils and may recommend action to deal with Councils that do not operate in compliance with the terms of this collective bargaining agreement or where Councils are fre- quently unable to reach decisions by consensus, or where the principal/ headmaster repeatedly exercises a veto over the votes of a majority of council members. To accomplish this monitoring role, the Steering Com- mittee will establish a subcommittee for the purpose of review- ing and responding to complaints arising from schools that SBM/SDM is not being implemented in accordance with the terms of the collective bargaining agreement. The subcommit- tee will consist of two members of the Steering Committee appointed by the BTU President and two members of the Steer- ing Committee appointed by the Superintendent. Any member of a School Site Council may file a com- plaint with his Steering Committee concerning the operation SBM/SDM at his/her school. All such complaints will be for- warded to the subcommittee that shall acknowledge receipt of the complaint within five days and place the matter on the agenda of the next Steering Committee meeting. A recommen- dation by the Subcommittee on any complaint must be reported to the Steering Committee no later than the second Steering Committee meeting following receipt of the complaint. It is expected that complaints submitted to this Sub- committee should involve serious breaches of the established guidelines for the implementation of SBM/SDM and that there has been a good faith effort at the school level to resolve these problems prior to filing the complaint. Recommendations from the Subcommittee must be voted on by the full Steering Committee and such recommen- dations may include, but are not limited to, providing the ser- vices of a mediator/facilitator, calling for new Council elec- tions for all or a portion of the School Site Council members, urging the Superintendent to send a letter of reprimand, if ap- propriate, or calling for the replacement of a building adminis- trator.
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