SITE BASED DECISION Sample Clauses

SITE BASED DECISION. 32.01 Site Based Decision (SBD) is the process by which the teachers at the work site jointly make decisions affecting their working conditions. Decisions made by SBD Committee will not violate the Agreement. Decisions made by the SBD Committee will be approved by the Association and Board prior to implementation of the decisions.
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SITE BASED DECISION. Making Committees - Both Parties to this Agreement endorse site based decision-making and/or participatory management at the school level. The Parties jointly encourage parent involvement and minority representation on all decision making committees. There shall be no reprisals for professional participation.
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SITE BASED DECISION. Making The District and Association agree that site-based decision-making is a joint planning and problem- solving process that seeks to improve the education of Bethel students. Within the first two months of school, each building principal will conduct a staff meeting to review the projected building budget, expenditure plans, and other matters concerning the operation of the school. Site council decisions that are contrary to the negotiated agreement require an Association waiver prior to implementation. No employee will be excluded from the bargaining unit as a supervisory or managerial employee, within the meaning of the laws, by reason of his or her participation in a site-based decision-making arrangement. Site-based decision-making will be based on sufficient consensus as defined by the school's site council.
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SITE BASED DECISION. MAKING SHARED DECISION MAKING Decisions, which directly impact the learner, are often best made at the school level where the needs of the learner are best known. A shared decision-making model that involves employees will build trust, will result in higher quality decisions, will ensure ownership of decisions, and will create a base of support for school initiatives. In the event a site-based decision-making team decision requires a waiver of any school board policy, district/building administrative program, or state rule or regulation, the administration will review the waiver as needed. In the event a decision by the team contains a provision that is contrary to a collective bargaining agreement, such provision shall be submitted to the district and the union for consideration of a mutually satisfactory accommodation for a specific period. In the event that a decision impacts a support department, the team will seek an accommodation of the impact with the appropriate support department administrator and staff. Site-based teams may include all interested employees. Decisions, which directly impact the learner, are often best made at the school level where the needs of the learner are best known. A shared decision-making model that involves all employees will build trust, will result in higher quality decisions, will ensure ownership of decisions, and will create a base of support for initiatives. BUILDING LEADERSHIP TEAMS Building Leadership Teams should strive to incorporate diverse ideas, viewpoints, and backgrounds, while making decisions that reflect the values and needs of the community. Building Leadership Team positions will be posted annually through a building-level application process. Building Leadership Team meetings shall be open to all interested employees. Agendas will be distributed to staff at least 24 hours before the meeting and minutes will be distributed within 48 hours after the meeting. Decisions by Building Leadership Teams shall be supported with the consensus of the entire building staff. This following Article 18 is contingent on full levy funding. This following Article 18 is contingent on full levy funding with the exception of Section 1.
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SITE BASED DECISION. MAKING‌‌ Decisions, which directly impact the learner, are often best made at the school level where the needs of the learner are best known. A shared decision-making model that involves employees will build trust, will result in higher quality decisions, will ensure ownership of decisions, and will create a base of support for school initiatives. In the event a site-based decision-making team decision requires a waiver of any school board policy, district/building administrative program, or state rule or regulation, the administration will review the waiver as needed. In the event a decision by the team contains a provision that is contrary to a collective bargaining agreement, such provision shall be submitted to the district and the union for consideration of a mutually satisfactory accommodation for a specific period. In the event that a decision impacts a support department, the team will seek an accommodation of the impact with the appropriate support department administrator and staff. Site-based teams may include all interested employees. This following Article 18 is contingent on full levy funding.‌
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