SLO Committee Sample Clauses

SLO Committee. A. The Association and Board agree to establish a joint SLO committee that will be responsible for approving all the SLO’s submitted by the district
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SLO Committee. An SLO Committee will be established and comprised of four (4) bargaining unit members appointed by the Association President and four (4) administrators appointed by the Superintendent. If possible, selections should be made to include representatives from the elementary, intermediate, middle, and high school. At least one teacher placed on the SLO Committee should be at least partially evaluated based on a value-added component. If SLOs are no longer utilized under the law, the SLO Committee will be eliminated.
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SLO Committee. 1. The Board and the Association shall establish a Student Learning Objective (SLO) Committee, made up of association members consisting of one lead teacher to serve as District SLO Coordinator and no more than four (4) additional teachers, to develop and/or review SLOs as required by the evaluation procedure. The committee shall also have the responsibility to develop internal procedures that will govern the committee’s operations. Bargaining unit members that serve on the Student Learning Objectives (SLO) Committee and participate in official meetings of the SLO Committee shall be compensated for all time required beyond the regular school day. Said compensation shall be at .00068 times the base (BA-O) salary. The District SLO Coordinator will be compensated according to the non- athletic supplemental schedule.
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SLO Committee. The Board and the Association shall establish a Student Learning Objective (SLO) Committee to develop and/or review SLOs as required by the evaluation procedure. The committee shall also have the responsibility to develop internal procedures that will govern the committee’s operations.
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SLO Committee. The Association and the Board agree to establish a standing joint committee for the sole purpose of assessing, reviewing, and approving Student Learning Objectives (SLO) for the employees of Bath Local Schools.
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