SITE COUNCIL Sample Clauses

SITE COUNCIL. The District and the Association agree to the following provisions regarding site councils: (A) Each site council will have at least as many non-supervisory, certificated employees as it has representatives of any other group that comprises the site council. (B) Each site council will have at least two certificated employees as elected by the non-supervisory certificated staff at that building. (C) Each site council will determine an effective process for the distribution of written communications, including agendas, within forty-eight (48) hours of the meetings and minutes in a timely manner. (D) Issues which are important to the staff will be reviewed at more than one staff and/or site council meeting. (E) Site council meetings shall not exceed two (2) per month unless determined by majority vote of the Site Council.
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SITE COUNCIL. Classified staff shall be represented on school site councils as provided by law. The duties of site council shall be those specified by law, including the development of plans to improve the professional growth of school staff and the school’s instructional program. (See ORS 329.704) Building administrators will make every effort to have at least one classified staff representative on site council. The school’s classified employees shall select classified representation for site council in a secret ballot election from a ballot of employees who have volunteered to serve if elected. If no classified employee volunteers, classified employees will be notified, and the classified employees and administrator may nominate classified staff members for election. The term of service on site council shall be a minimum of one academic year. Should there be a mid-year vacancy before March, a mid-year election will be conducted using the process described above. Participation on site council is work time and shall be compensated at the employee’s regular rate of pay, overtime pay or compensatory time if applicable and as provided in Article 11.2, trade time, or through release from regular duty without loss of pay.
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SITE COUNCIL. A. Site councils shall be established and maintained at each school in conformance with state statutes and regulations. The duties of the school site council, as prescribed in ORS 329.704, shall be reviewed at the first site council meeting of the new school year. The principal or designee shall distribute a copy of ORS 329.704 to each member at the first meeting. B. A site council, in reaching decisions on matters within its responsibilities, shall not alter, amend or modify the Agreement. C. The site school council shall be composed of members, building administrators, classified employees, and parents or guardians of children attending the school, and the council may appoint representative(s) from the community at large. Members of each site school council not appointed by the site council shall be selected by direct secret ballot election of peers. Employees may submit proposals and requests to the site council that are consistent with its statutory duties, via a building level process. D. Actions and decisions of the council will be in accordance with law, existing board policies and applicable collective bargaining agreements. The Superintendent and representatives from GBEA shall meet annually to discuss any issues pertaining to site councils. Unit members on site councils shall be given copies of the site budget and other public documents upon request. E. Site council members who must work outside of the regular workday shall be compensated at the hourly rate of $30.00 per hour, up to a total of forty (40) hours paid time. Without such payment, a council member will not be scheduled to do any work outside the regular workday unless the member individually agrees to such an arrangement. F. The participation or non-participation of members in a site council shall not be considered a subject for any unfavorable evaluation of member performance. No member shall be subject to discipline or dismissal as a result of participation or non- participation on a site council. Participation shall be voluntary.
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SITE COUNCIL. A. Site councils shall be established and maintained at each school in conformance with state statutes and regulations. B. A site council, in reaching decisions on matters within its responsibilities, shall not alter, amend or modify this Agreement. C. The site school council shall be composed of unit members, building administrators, classified employees, and parents or guardians of children attending the school. The school board may elect to appoint representative(s) from the community at large, as provided in state law. Student Representatives may be appointed by the District on the site council, if deemed appropriate.
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SITE COUNCIL. Site councils shall be established and maintained at each school in conformance with state statutes and regulations. The duties of the school site council, as prescribed in ORS 329.704, shall be reviewed at the first site council meeting of the new school year. The principal or designee shall distribute a copy of ORS 329.704 to each member at the first meeting.
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SITE COUNCIL. Individuals who are selected to serve on a site committee will be provided release time from their assigned duties, or compensated at the extended contract rate.
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