TEACHER AND ASSOCIATION RIGHTS. A. Pursuant to Act 379 of the Public Acts of 1965, the parties agree that all teachers recognized in Article I, paragraph A shall have the right freely to join and support the Association. B. Every teacher assigned to a building will be provided a key to the designated door(s) of his/her building. Teachers assigned keys will be responsible to reimburse the cost of a lost key, which may include the cost to re-core building locks, if necessary. Guidelines for appropriate building/equipment use will be distributed. C. The Association and its members shall have the right to use school buildings and related facilities without charge, provided such use has been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, or his agent. It is understood that a custodian will be on duty in the building, and such use shall not interfere or interrupt normal school operations. The Association may also use the inter-school mail and the bulletin boards located in the teacher's lounge or dining room. D. A copy of the Board agenda shall be sent to the Association representatives in each building prior to the Board meeting. A copy of the minutes, with exhibits titled, shall be sent to the Association representatives the day following the Board meeting. E. Copies of all information concerning financial resources of the district that are official or published will be sent to the Association within one week of their receipt from governmental or public sources upon request. Two copies of budgets, amendments and allocations will be made available to the Association within one week as each item is approved by the Board. F. All available information which is necessary to the processing of any grievance will, with the written approval of the teacher involved, be available to the Association, except information found only in the confidential file of the teacher. G. The private and personal life of any teacher is not usually within the appropriate concern or attention of the Board. H. Teachers shall be permitted to wear appropriate insignia, pins or other identification of membership in the association on school premises provided the identification does not exceed three (3) square inches. I. Each teacher shall have the right to review his personal file under the direction or supervision of the Superintendent of Schools who is the custodian of such files. J. All newly hired full-time teachers shall hold a continuing certificate or at least a provisional certificate issued by the State Board of Education except State Board certified vocational instructors. Degree teachers whose Michigan certification has lapsed, or degree teachers who hold certification in a state with which Michigan does not have reciprocity may be hired under a special permit while fulfilling Michigan requirements. K. Meetings shall be scheduled and held monthly between the building association representatives and the building principal. The date and time for such meetings shall be scheduled by the building representatives, and mutually agreed upon by the building representatives and the building principal. L. The Association shall have the right to purchase supplies from the District through the use of requisition forms to the Central Office of the Board of Education.
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Samples: Master Agreement, Master Agreement
TEACHER AND ASSOCIATION RIGHTS. A. Teacher-Tenure: The Board, shall, at all times, deal with members of the Faculty in accordance with the provisions contained in the Michigan State Tenure Act.
B. Pursuant to Act 379 of the Public Acts of 1965, the parties agree that all teachers recognized in Article I, paragraph A A, shall have the right freely to join and support the Association.
B. Every C. There shall be available for each school building a set of keys for teacher assigned use when school is not in session. Request for use of these keys should be made in advance to a the building principal. Custodians should be notified by the principal that teachers will be provided a key in the building and alert them as to probable rooms and equipment the designated door(s) teachers may need. School use is defined as use for preparation of his/her building. Teachers assigned keys will be responsible to reimburse the cost of a lost key, which may include the cost to re-core building locks, if necessary. Guidelines instruction and not for appropriate building/equipment use will be distributedrecreational or personal use.
C. D. The Association and its members shall have the right to use school buildings and related facilities without charge, provided such use has been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, or his agent. It is understood that a custodian will be on duty in the building, and such Such use shall not interfere or interrupt normal school operations. The Association may also use the inter-inter school mail and the bulletin boards located in the teacher's teachers’ lounge or dining room.
D. E. A copy of the Board agenda Preliminary Agenda shall be sent to the Association representatives representative in each building prior to the Board meeting. A copy of the minutes, with exhibits titled, minutes shall be sent to the Association representatives representative on the day following they are sent to the Board meetingBoard.
E. Copies of all F. The Board agrees to furnish the Association, in response to reasonable requests, information concerning regarding financial resources of the district that are official or published will be sent to the Association within one week of their receipt from governmental or public sources upon request. Two copies of budgets, amendments and allocations will be made available to the Association within one week as each item is approved by the Boardpublished.
F. G. All available information which is necessary to the processing of any grievance will, with the written approval of the teacher involved, be available to the Association, except information found only in the confidential file of the teacher.
G. The private and personal life of any teacher is not usually within the appropriate concern or attention of the Board.
H. Teachers shall be permitted to wear appropriate insignia, pins or other identification of membership in the association Association on school premises provided the identification does not exceed three (3) square inchespremises.
I. Each teacher shall have the right to review his personal file except his personal folder of confidential information from placement bureaus and confidential recommendations from outside the school district, and only then under the direction or supervision of the Superintendent of Schools who is the custodian of such files.
J. All newly hired full-time teachers shall hold a continuing certificate or at least a provisional certificate issued be properly certified by the State Board of Education except State Board certified vocational instructorsteachers. Degree teachers whose Michigan certification has lapsed, or degree teachers who hold certification in a state with which Michigan does not have reciprocity may be hired under a special permit while fulfilling Michigan requirements.
K. Meetings shall be scheduled and held monthly between the building association representatives Association representative and the building principalprincipal as needed. The date and time for such meetings meeting shall be scheduled by the building representatives, and mutually agreed upon by the building representatives upon. To further communication, principals and the building principalAssociation representative will meet as a group at least once per year and as necessary when mutually agreed upon.
L. The Association shall have the right to purchase supplies from the District through the use of requisition forms to the Central Office of the Board of Education.
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Samples: Professional Master Contract, Professional Master Contract
TEACHER AND ASSOCIATION RIGHTS. A. Pursuant to Act 379 of the Public Acts of 1965, the parties agree that all teachers recognized in Article I, paragraph A shall have the right freely to join and support the Association.
B. Every teacher assigned to a building will be provided a key to the designated door(s) of his/her building. Teachers assigned keys will be responsible to reimburse the cost of a lost key, which may include the cost to re-core building locks, if necessary. Guidelines for appropriate building/equipment use will be distributed.
C. The Association and its members shall have the right to use school buildings and related facilities without charge, provided such use has been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, or his agent. It is understood that a custodian will be on duty in the building, and such use shall not interfere or interrupt normal school operations. The Association may also use the inter-school mail and the bulletin boards located in the teacher's lounge or dining room.
D. A copy of the Board agenda shall be sent to the Association representatives in each building prior to the Board meeting. A copy of the minutes, with exhibits titled, shall be sent to the Association representatives the day following the Board meeting.
E. Copies of all information concerning financial resources of the district that are official or published will be sent to the Association within one week of their receipt from governmental or public sources upon request. Two copies of budgets, amendments and allocations will be made available to the Association within one week as each item is approved by the Board.
F. All available information which is necessary to the processing of any grievance will, with the written approval of the teacher involved, be available to the Association, except information found only in the confidential file of the teacher.
G. The private and personal life of any teacher is not usually within the appropriate concern or attention of the Board.
H. Teachers shall be permitted to wear appropriate insignia, pins or other identification of membership in the association on school premises provided the identification does not exceed three (3) square inches.
I. Each teacher shall have the right to review his personal file under the direction or supervision of the Superintendent of Schools who is the custodian of such files.
J. All newly hired full-time teachers shall hold a continuing certificate or at least a provisional certificate issued by the State Board of Education except State Board certified vocational instructors. Degree teachers whose Michigan certification has lapsed, or degree teachers who hold certification in a state with which Michigan does not have reciprocity may be hired under a special permit while fulfilling Michigan requirements.
K. Meetings shall be scheduled and held monthly between the building association representatives and the building principal. The date and time for such meetings shall be scheduled by the building representatives, and mutually agreed upon by the building representatives and the building principal.
L. The Association shall have the right to purchase supplies from the District through the use of requisition forms to the Central Office of the Board of Education.three
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Samples: Master Agreement
TEACHER AND ASSOCIATION RIGHTS. A. Pursuant X. Xxxxxxxx to Act 379 of the Public Acts of 1965, the parties agree that all teachers recognized in Article I, paragraph A shall have the right freely to join and support the Association.
B. Every teacher assigned to a building will be provided a key to the designated door(s) of his/her building. Teachers assigned keys xxxx will be responsible to reimburse the cost of a lost key, which may include the cost to re-core building locks, if necessary. Guidelines for appropriate building/equipment use will be distributed.
C. The Association and its members shall have the right to use school buildings and related facilities without charge, provided such use has been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, or his agent. It is understood that a custodian will be on duty in the building, and such use shall not interfere or interrupt normal school operations. The Association may also use the inter-school mail and the bulletin boards located in the teacher's lounge or dining room.
D. A copy of the Board agenda shall be sent to the Association representatives in each building prior to the Board meeting. A copy of the minutes, with exhibits titled, shall be sent to the Association representatives the day following the Board meeting.
E. Copies of all information concerning financial resources of the district that are official or published will be sent to the Association within one week of their receipt from governmental or public sources upon request. Two copies of budgets, amendments and allocations will be made available to the Association within one week as each item is approved by the Board.
F. All available information which is necessary to the processing of any grievance will, with the written approval of the teacher involved, be available to the Association, except information found only in the confidential file of the teacher.
G. The private and personal life of any teacher is not usually within the appropriate concern or attention of the Board.
H. Teachers shall be permitted to wear appropriate insignia, pins or other identification of membership in the association on school premises provided the identification does not exceed three (3) square inches.
I. Each teacher shall have the right to review his personal file under the direction or supervision of the Superintendent of Schools who is the custodian of such files.
J. All newly hired full-time teachers shall hold a continuing certificate or at least a provisional certificate issued by the State Board of Education except State Board certified vocational instructors. Degree teachers whose Michigan certification has lapsed, or degree teachers who hold certification in a state with which Michigan does not have reciprocity may be hired under a special permit while fulfilling Michigan requirements.
K. Meetings shall be scheduled and held monthly between the building association representatives and the building principal. The date and time for such meetings shall be scheduled by the building representatives, and mutually agreed upon by the building representatives and the building principal.
L. The Association shall have the right to purchase supplies from the District through the use of requisition forms to the Central Office of the Board of Education.
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Samples: Master Agreement
TEACHER AND ASSOCIATION RIGHTS. A. Pursuant to Act 379 The STA shall be given a place on the agenda of building faculty meetings for the Public Acts purpose of 1965, making announcements. The time for such announcements shall be a matter of agreement between the parties agree that building representative for STA and the administrator of each school. The STA and all teachers recognized in Article I, paragraph A shall have the right freely to join and support the Association.
B. Every teacher assigned to a STA building will be provided a key to the designated door(s) of his/her building. Teachers assigned keys will be responsible to reimburse the cost of a lost key, which may include the cost to re-core building locks, if necessary. Guidelines for appropriate building/equipment use will be distributed.
C. The Association and its members representatives shall have the right to use school buildings and related facilities without chargeconduct STA business in the schools, provided it does not interfere with their individual instructional obligations or the total instructional program. The STA, shall have the right to place notices, circulars, and other materials in the teachers' mail boxes. Copies of all such material will be given to the building principal, but his/her advance approval will not be required. There will be one bulletin board in each school building which will be placed in the faculty room for the purpose of displaying notices, circulars, and other STA material. Copies of all such material will be given to the building principal, but his/her advance approval will not be required. The use has been approved of mail delivery service employed by the Superintendent District will be available to the STA. The STA, as the recognized representative agent, will be given a place on the agenda of Schools, or his agentthe orientation program for new teachers. One building representative from each of the schools and the executive committee members of the STA will be assigned a schedule free of homeroom and building assignments. It is understood that a custodian the remainder of the teaching staff in each school and building will assume responsibility in rotation so that all duties will be on covered. Where feasible, the teaching schedules for the executive committee members of the STA will be arranged by the Superintendent to facilitate STA related matters with the administration. In non-election years it will be the responsibility of the STA President to present to the Superintendent by May 30 a list of the officers and executive committee members in order to facilitate scheduling arrangements for the following school year. In election years this duty in will be performed as soon as possible after the building, and such use shall not interfere or interrupt normal school operationsresults of the election are tabulated. The Association may also use the inter-school mail and the bulletin boards located in the teacher's lounge or dining room.
D. A copy president of the Board agenda shall STA will be sent to relieved of teaching duties for a block of time for the Association representatives in each building purpose of performing STA- related duties which must be affected during the school day. This schedule will be reviewed prior to the Board meeting. A copy of the minutes, with exhibits titled, shall be sent each school year in order to the Association representatives the day following the Board meetingevaluate and determine its continuance.
E. Copies of all information concerning financial resources of the district that are official or published will be sent to the Association within one week of their receipt from governmental or public sources upon request. Two copies of budgets, amendments and allocations will be made available to the Association within one week as each item is approved by the Board.
F. All available information which is necessary to the processing of any grievance will, with the written approval of the teacher involved, be available to the Association, except information found only in the confidential file of the teacher.
G. The private and personal life of any teacher is not usually within the appropriate concern or attention of the Board.
H. Teachers shall be permitted to wear appropriate insignia, pins or other identification of membership in the association on school premises provided the identification does not exceed three (3) square inches.
I. Each teacher shall have the right to review his personal file under the direction or supervision of the Superintendent of Schools who is the custodian of such files.
J. All newly hired full-time teachers shall hold a continuing certificate or at least a provisional certificate issued by the State Board of Education except State Board certified vocational instructors. Degree teachers whose Michigan certification has lapsed, or degree teachers who hold certification in a state with which Michigan does not have reciprocity may be hired under a special permit while fulfilling Michigan requirements.
K. Meetings shall be scheduled and held monthly between the building association representatives and the building principal. The date and time for such meetings shall be scheduled by the building representatives, and mutually agreed upon by the building representatives and the building principal.
L. The Association shall have the right to purchase supplies from the District through the use of requisition forms to the Central Office of the Board of Education.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
TEACHER AND ASSOCIATION RIGHTS. A. Teacher-Tenure: The Board, shall, at all times, deal with members of the Faculty in accordance with the provisions contained in the Michigan State Tenure Act.
B. Pursuant to Act 379 of the Public Acts of 1965, the parties agree that all teachers recognized in Article I, paragraph A A, shall have the right freely to join and support the Association.
B. Every C. There shall be available for each school building a set of keys for teacher assigned use when school is not in session. Request for use of these keys should be made in advance to a the building principal. Custodians should be notified by the principal that teachers will be provided a key in the building and alert them as to probable rooms and equipment the designated door(s) teachers may need. School use is defined as use for preparation of his/her building. Teachers assigned keys will be responsible to reimburse the cost of a lost key, which may include the cost to re-core building locks, if necessary. Guidelines instruction and not for appropriate building/equipment use will be distributedrecreational or personal use.
C. D. The Association and its members shall have the right to use school buildings and related facilities without charge, provided such use has been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, or his agent. It is understood that a custodian will be on duty in the building, and such Such use shall not interfere or interrupt normal school operations. The Association may also use the inter-inter school mail and the bulletin boards located in the teacher's teachers’ lounge or dining room.
D. E. A copy of the Board agenda Preliminary Agenda shall be sent to the Association representatives representative in each building prior to the Board meeting. A copy of the minutes, with exhibits titled, minutes shall be sent to the Association representatives representative on the day following they are sent to the Board meetingBoard.
E. Copies of all F. The Board agrees to furnish the Association, in response to reasonable requests, information concerning regarding financial resources of the district that are official or published will be sent to the Association within one week of their receipt from governmental or public sources upon request. Two copies of budgets, amendments and allocations will be made available to the Association within one week as each item is approved by the Boardpublished.
F. G. All available information which is necessary to the processing of any grievance will, with the written approval of the teacher involved, be available to the Association, except information found only in the confidential file of the teacher.
G. The private and personal life of any teacher is not usually within the appropriate concern or attention of the Board.
H. Teachers shall be permitted to wear appropriate insignia, pins or other identification of membership in the association Association on school premises provided the identification does not exceed three (3) square inchespremises.
I. Each teacher shall have the right to review his personal personnel file except confidential information from placement bureaus and confidential recommendations from outside the school district, and only then under the direction or supervision of the Superintendent of Schools who is the custodian of such files.
J. All newly hired full-time teachers shall hold a continuing certificate or at least a provisional certificate issued be properly certified by the State Board of Education except State Board certified vocational instructorsteachers. Degree teachers whose Michigan certification has lapsed, or degree teachers who hold certification in a state with which Michigan does not have reciprocity may be hired under a special permit while fulfilling Michigan requirements.
K. Meetings shall be scheduled and held monthly between the building association representatives Association representative and the building principalprincipal as needed. The date and time for such meetings meeting shall be scheduled by the building representatives, and mutually agreed upon by the building representatives upon. To further communication, principals and the building principalAssociation representative will meet as a group at least once per year and as necessary when mutually agreed upon.
L. The Association shall have the right to purchase supplies from the District through the use of requisition forms to the Central Office of the Board of Education.
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Samples: Professional Master Contract
