Common use of SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS Clause in Contracts

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical and possible, the Committee will strive not to reduce the number of specialists employed in the school system and, where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their number.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. 7.01 The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical and possible, the Committee will strive not to reduce the number of specialists employed in the school system and, where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their number.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical and possiblethe School Committee, the Committee absent unusual circumstances, will strive not to reduce the number of specialists employed in the school system and, and where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their number. Any reduction in force shall be in compliance with the Reduction in Force Article of this Agreement.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical and possible, the Committee will strive not to reduce the number of specialists employed in the school system and, where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their number.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical and possible, the Committee will strive not to reduce the number of specialists employed in the school system and, where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their number.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent licensed specialists is are essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical The Committee recognizes the concern of its professional personnel for the provision of supportive personnel and possibleprograms. Consequently, the Committee will strive not invites the president of the Association to reduce submit, in writing, before December 15 of each school year, a list of suggested positions that seem necessary to the number continuing progress of specialists employed in the school system andeducational program, where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their numbertogether with a rationale for each position.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent licensed specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical The Committee recognizes the concern of its professional personnel for the provision of supportive personnel and possibleprograms. Consequently, the Committee will strive not invites the president of the Association to reduce submit, in writing, before December 15 of each school year, a list of suggested positions that seem necessary to the number continuing progress of specialists employed in the school system andeducational program, where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their numbertogether with a rationale for each position.

SPECIALISTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS. A. The Committee and the Association recognize the fact that an adequate number of competent specialists is essential to the operation of an effective educational program. To this end, where practical and possible, the School Committee will strive not to reduce the number of specialists employed in the school system and, and where circumstances warrant, will strive to increase their number.