Termination Due to Physical or Mental Condition Sample Clauses

Termination Due to Physical or Mental Condition. If, due to physical and/or mental conditions, the Superintendent is unable to complete the essential functions of his position with reasonable accommodation, the Board may terminate this Agreement upon exhaustion of the sick leave entitlement provided herein. Prior to termination of the Agreement under this subdivision, the District agrees to send Superintendent to a physician for an evaluation. The physician shall be selected by the Superintendent from a list of three (3) physicians designated by the District. The District agrees to pay the expenses of said evaluation and Superintendent agrees to consent to the evaluation. Superintendent also agrees to release all requested medical history to the physician for consideration as part of the physician’s evaluation. The physician’s evaluation shall indicate whether Superintendent can perform the essential functions of his position with reasonable accommodation. Upon its completion, the physician’s evaluation shall be submitted to the Board, and the Board shall then determine whether to proceed with termination under this provision.
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Termination Due to Physical or Mental Condition. Should the Superintendent be unable to complete the essential functions of the position with reasonable accommodation due to physical and/or mental conditions, upon exhaustion of the sick leave entitlement provided herein, and that provided by statute and/or Board policies, the Board may terminate this Agreement. To invoke this paragraph, a written evaluation from a licensed physician shall be submitted to the Board which shall indicate that the Superintendent is unable to perform the essential functions of this position with reasonable accommodation. The physician shall be selected by the Superintendent from a list of three physicians designated by the District. The death of the Superintendent automatically terminates this Agreement immediately. In such event, all earned salary, vacation, or other amounts due to the Superintendent at the time of death shall be paid to the Superintendent’s estate.
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Termination Due to Physical or Mental Condition. Should the Superintendent be unable to complete the essential functions of his position with reasonable accommodation due to physical and/or mental conditions, upon exhaustion of the sick leave entitlement provided herein, and that provided by statute and/or Board policies, the Board may terminate this Agreement. To invoke this paragraph, the Board may require the Superintendent to submit to an examination by a licensed physician or clinical psychologist, who shall submit a written evaluation to the Board which shall indicate whether the Superintendent is able to perform the essential functions of this position with reasonable accommodation. The physician or psychologist shall be selected by the Superintendent from a list of three designated by the District.
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