School Leaders Sample Clauses

The 'School Leaders' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and authority of individuals designated as leaders within a school, such as principals, headteachers, or department heads. It typically outlines the scope of their decision-making powers, their duties in managing staff and students, and their obligations to uphold school policies and standards. By clearly delineating these aspects, the clause ensures effective governance and accountability within the educational institution, helping to prevent disputes over leadership roles and responsibilities.
School Leaders. During the planning year, school leaders will be co-supervised by the WLC’s Executive Director and each participating district’s designated supervisor. Beginning in the 2023-2024 school year, direct supervision will shift to the WLC, working in partnership with the district and WLC Council, which includes each district’s superintendent and city board member. After consultation with the district’s superintendent, the Executive Director will make hiring and other school leader personnel recommendations to the WLC Council. If approved by the WLC Council, the recommendation will be submitted to the district’s school board. The school board commits to accept recommendations that are not considered unreasonable. Any such action must comply with state law and applicable district collective bargaining agreements around administrative appointments and related policies.
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