Posting of Positions For Site Reassignment Sample Clauses

Posting of Positions For Site Reassignment. 4.2.1 A vacancy that occurs after the school year begins and prior to May 1, will not be posted internally. If the position is to remain permanent for the following year, it will be opened for voluntary reassignment. (Applicable only to Elementary.) 4.2.2 The principal shall inform current site unit members of site openings and give unit members who requested reassignment first consideration to fill those vacancies based on the following: needs of the District and school site, required credentials, and/or certification and District seniority. District seniority will be the deciding factor. 4.2.3 Unit members not selected for reassignment to the site opening shall be notified prior to any announcement that the vacancy is filled or opened to other individuals. 4.2.4 Involuntary reassignments shall not be made arbitrarily, capriciously or as a disciplinary measure. 4.2.5 Involuntary reassignments shall require the principal to meet with the unit member to communicate the reasons for the reassignment. 4.2.6 The principal will consider requests for voluntary reassignment prior to decisions for any reassignment. However, reassignment decisions will be made in accordance with 4.2.4 and 4.2.5. 4.2.7 Once reassignments are made at the school site, the resulting vacancies will be posted by May 1 for in-district transfer. Additional vacancies shall be posted as they occur until the end of the current school year.
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Posting of Positions For Site Reassignment. 15 4.2.1 A vacancy that occurs after the school year begins and prior to May 1, 16 will not be posted internally. If the position is to remain permanent for the 17 following year, it will be opened for voluntary reassignment. (Applicable only 18 to Elementary.) 19 4.2.2 The principal shall inform current site unit members of site openings and 20 give unit members who requested reassignment first consideration to fill 21 those vacancies based on the following: needs of the District and school site, 22 required credentials, and/or certification and District seniority. District seniority 23 will be the deciding factor. 24 4.2.3 Unit members not selected for reassignment to the site opening shall 25 be notified prior to any announcement that the vacancy is filled or opened to 26 other individuals. 27 4.2.4 Involuntary reassignments shall not be made arbitrarily, capriciously or 28 as a disciplinary measure. 29 4.2.5 Involuntary reassignments shall require the principal to meet with the 30 unit member to communicate the reasons for the reassignment. 31 4.2.6 The principal will consider requests for voluntary reassignment prior to 32 decisions for any reassignment. However, reassignment decisions will be 33 made in accordance with 4.2.4 and 4.2.5. 1 4.2.7 Once reassignments are made at the school site, the resulting 2 vacancies will be posted by May 1 for in-district transfer. Additional vacancies 3 shall be posted as they occur until the end of the current school year.

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