Rights of Tenured Teachers Sample Clauses

Rights of Tenured Teachers. 1. A tenured teacher who is rated as “needing support” shall have the following due process rights to challenge said rating:
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Rights of Tenured Teachers. 1. A tenured teacher who is rated as “needing support” on a year-end evaluation shall have the following options made available to them: a. The teacher may request a review of the evaluation and the rating by the district’s superintendent. The request for a review must be made in writing within 30 calendar days after the teacher is informed of the rating. A meeting with the superintendent and a written response to the review meeting with any modifications of the year-end performance rating shall be provided to the teacher within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of the request. b. If the written response does not resolve the matter, the teacher or the Association may request mediation through the Michigan Employment Relations Commission and provide a copy of that request to the administration. i. The request must be submitted in writing within thirty (30) calendar days after the teacher receives the written response from the superintendent. ii. Within fifteen (15) calendar days of receipt of the request for mediation, the district shall provide a written response to the teacher and the association confirming the mediation will be scheduled as appropriate. 2. A tenured teacher who receives two (2) consecutive ratings of “needing support” may demand to use the grievance procedure as outlined in Article 23. While a teacher has the right to arbitration after receiving two (2) consecutive ratings of “needing support”, the Union will determine whether arbitration will be pursued and paid for by the Union. A decision by the Union to not pursue arbitration shall not restrict the right of the teacher, pursuant to statute, to pursue and pay for arbitration.
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Rights of Tenured Teachers. 1. A tenured teacher who is rated as “needing support” shall have the following due process rights to challenge said rating: (a) The teacher may request a review meeting of the evaluation and the rating to the district’s superintendent. Such request must be made in writing within 30 calendar days after the teacher is informed of the rating and a meeting with the superintendent shall be held no later than five (5) days after receipt of the request for review. A written response to the review meeting with any modifications of the year-end performance rating shall be provided to the teacher within thirty (30) calendar days after the meeting. (b) If the written response does not resolve the matter, the teacher or the Association may request mediation though the Michigan Employment Relations Commission and provide a copy of that request to the administration. (i) The request must be submitted in writing within thirty (30) calendar days after the teacher receives the written response from the superintendent. (ii) Within fifteen (15) calendar days of receipt of the request for mediation, the district shall provide a written response to the teacher and the association confirming the mediation will be scheduled as appropriate. 2. A tenured teacher who receives two (2) consecutive ratings of “needing support” may demand to use the grievance procedure as outlined in Article XII (Grievance procedure Article if it is inclusive of Binding Arbitration and allows the Arbitrator to issue any appropriate remedy.)
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Rights of Tenured Teachers. 1. A teacher may request a review of the evaluation and the rating by the Superintendent.
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Rights of Tenured Teachers. 1. A tenured teacher who is rated as “needing support” on a year-end evaluation shall have the following options available:
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Rights of Tenured Teachers. A tenured teacher who is rated as “needing support” shall have the due process rights to challenge as outlined in the Revised School Code; MCL Sections 1249 and 1249a.
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