Common use of PUBLIC CHARGES Clause in Contracts

PUBLIC CHARGES. A. Complaints to the District from students, parents, or citizens about a unit member which require remediation or disciplinary action shall be reported to the unit member normally within ten (10) school days. B. Should the involved unit member or supervisor believe that a meeting would assist resolution of the complaint; an attempt will be made to schedule a meeting between the unit member and the complainant. At the request of the unit member, an Association representative may be present at the meeting. C. The immediate supervisor will attempt to resolve the complaint at the lowest possible level. D. Disciplinary action of suspension will not be taken against the unit member unless the unit member receives a written statement of the complaint, listing date of complaint, name of complainant, and specific concerns, and has been given an opportunity to respond in writing. The unit member shall be given time during the duty day to review the complaint so long as such review would not interfere with classroom responsibilities. E. A formal evaluation rating which makes reference to a complaint cannot be used unless the complaint has been discussed between the unit member and evaluator and the unit member has had an opportunity to respond with an explanation in writing to be attached to the formal evaluation.

PUBLIC CHARGES. A. Complaints Formal or Uniform Complaints, which may require remediation or disciplinary action, submitted to the District from students, parents, parents or citizens about a unit member which require remediation or disciplinary action shall be reported to the unit member normally in writing within ten five (105) school daysduty days of the complaint being filed with the District. B. Should the involved unit member or supervisor believe that a meeting would assist resolution of the complaint; , an attempt will be made to schedule a meeting between the unit member and the complainant. At the request of the unit member, an Association representative may be present at the meeting. C. The immediate supervisor will attempt to resolve the complaint at the lowest possible level. D. Disciplinary No disciplinary action of suspension will not can be taken against the unit member unless the unit member receives from the District a copy of the written statement of the complaint, complaint listing date of complaint, name of complainant, and specific concerns, and has been given an opportunity to respond in writing. The unit member shall be given time during the duty day to review the complaint so long as such review would not interfere with classroom responsibilities. E. D. A formal evaluation rating which makes reference to a complaint cannot be used unless the complaint has been discussed between the unit member and evaluator and the unit member has had an opportunity to respond with an explanation in writing to be attached to the formal evaluation.

PUBLIC CHARGES. A. ‌ 1. Complaints to the District from students, parents, parents or citizens about a unit member which require remediation or disciplinary action shall be reported to the unit member normally within ten (10) school daysduty days of the complaint being filed with the District. B. 2. Should the involved unit member or supervisor believe that a meeting would assist resolution of the complaint; , an attempt will be made to schedule a meeting between the unit member and the complainant. At the request of the unit member, an Association representative may be present at the meeting. C. The immediate supervisor will attempt to resolve the complaint at the lowest possible level. D. Disciplinary 3. No disciplinary action of suspension will not can be taken against the unit member unless the unit member receives from the District a copy of the written statement of the complaint, complaint listing date of complaint, name of complainant, and specific concerns, and has been given an opportunity to respond in writing. The unit member shall be given time during the duty day to review the complaint so long as such review would not interfere with classroom responsibilities. E. 4. A formal evaluation rating which makes reference to a complaint cannot be used unless the complaint has been discussed between the unit member and evaluator and the unit member has had an opportunity to respond with an explanation in writing to be attached to the formal evaluation.

PUBLIC CHARGES. A. Complaints to the District from students, parents, or citizens about a unit member which require remediation or disciplinary action shall be reported to the unit member normally within ten (10) school days. B. Should the involved unit member or supervisor believe that a meeting would assist resolution of the complaint; , an attempt will be made to schedule a meeting between the unit member and the complainant. At the request of the unit member, an Association representative may be present at the meeting. C. The immediate supervisor will attempt to resolve the complaint at the lowest possible level. D. Disciplinary action of suspension will not be taken against the unit member unless the unit member receives a written statement of the complaint, listing date of complaint, name of complainant, and specific concerns, and has been given an opportunity to respond in writing. The unit member shall be given time during the duty day to review the complaint so long as such review would not interfere with classroom responsibilities. E. A formal evaluation rating which makes reference to a complaint cannot be used unless the complaint has been discussed between the unit member and evaluator and the unit member has had an opportunity to respond with an explanation in writing to be attached to the formal evaluation.