Scholarship Standards Sample Clauses

Scholarship Standards. 8-10.1 The grade entered into the pupil’s record by the teacher represents his/her evaluative judgment. The teacher shall be considered to be expert in evaluating the work of the student and his/her integrity in marking the pupil shall be respected. The grade given by the teacher shall not be changed by another person except as follows: When there is a complaint regarding a xxxx given to a student, the principal, if in his/her opinion the complaint warrants it, shall investigate the complaint thoroughly provided that the exact nature of the complaint is clearly written in specific and concise terms, and said statement is signed and dated by the complainant(s) as of the date said complaint was submitted to the principal. In cases where differences of opinion arise out of the possibility of changing a student’s xxxx and if in the opinion of the principal said dated and signed complaint he/she has investigated thoroughly warrants a hearing, the principal shall by letter to the Union’s President request that a special Marks Committee consisting of the Principal, appropriate line administrator above the Principal, Chairman of the Union’s Educational Policy Committee, and the teacher involved hear the complaint. Said letter to the Union’s President shall include with it said clearly written, specific and concise statement of the dated and signed complaint by the complainant(s) and any and all other information relevant and supportive of said complaint. In the event the problem cannot be resolved by this special Marks Committee the case will be submitted to the Superintendent for a final decision.
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Scholarship Standards. 4-9.1. The marks of a teacher entered in the pupil’s record represent his/her evaluative judgment of the pupil’s work. The teacher shall be considered to be expert in evaluating the work of the student and his/her integrity in marking the pupil shall be respected. The mark given by the teacher shall not be changed by another person unless by joint agreement of the teacher and his/her immediate supervisor.
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Scholarship Standards. The parties agree that continuing study will be given to suiting the curriculum to the student and developing optimum teaching-learning conditions.
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Scholarship Standards. The grade entered into the pupil's record by the teacher represents his evaluative judgment. The teacher shall be considered to be expert in evaluating the work of the student and his integrity in grading the pupil shall be respected. The grade given by the teacher shall not be changed by another person. The teacher, in turn, may be required by the administration to submit a written report to substantiate any unusual deviation from accepted standards of grading.
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Scholarship Standards. The parties agree that a continuing study will be given to suiting the curriculum to the student and developing opti- mum teaching-learning conditions. The following are recom- mended:
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Scholarship Standards. In the event that extensive curriculum revision or development is required by the Superintendent- Director and School Committee, the Committee shall compensate any teacher required to participate in such revisions or developments, for time spent other than released time, at the hourly pay rate as listed in Article XV.F.
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Scholarship Standards. 1. The parties agree that the selection of textbooks to be used in the school shall continue to be selected cooperatively after joint consultation among teachers and administrators.
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