Voluntary Professional Staff Member Transfer Sample Clauses

Voluntary Professional Staff Member Transfer. 25.03.1 Professional Staff Members who, wish to transfer to another building will be eligible to request and be considered for such a move after completing and date signing the necessary forms no later than February 15th. A Professional Staff Member requesting a transfer to another building will be limited to a maximum number of two (2) choices. A Professional Staff Member will be notified in writing of his/her new assignment by Human Resources. Human Resources will present as many candidates as possible to the building Principal for an available vacancy. At least two (2) of the candidates will come from the transfer list. The other candidates may come from an external applicant pool. 25.03.2 The variables to be weighed by the building Principal, Faculty Council designee, and Building Leadership Team designee, in consideration of transfer requests include, but are not limited to specific professional competencies, experience, co-curriculum preferences, diversity and seniority. Of this, seniority will be the most important consideration, except where other variable(s) require greater consideration. Teachers on the transfer list not selected for the position will be given the reason or reasons in writing, upon request.
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Voluntary Professional Staff Member Transfer. 25.03.1 Professional Staff Members who, for various reasons, wish to transfer to another building will be eligible to request and be considered for such a move after completing and date signing the necessary forms no later than February 15th. The Professional Staff Member applying for transfer will receive a written acknowledgment of receipt of the request from the Human Resources Department. A Professional Staff Member requesting a transfer to another building will be limited to a maximum number of two (2) choices. A Professional Staff Member will be notified in writing of his/her new assignment by Human Resources. 25.03.2 The variables to be weighed in consideration of transfer requests include, but are not limited to specific professional competencies, experience, co-curricular preferences, diversity and seniority. Of this, seniority will be the most important consideration, except where other variable(s) require greater consideration. If the most senior applicant does not receive the transfer, he or she will be given the reasons in writing. Any Professional Staff Member on a plan of improvement according to Article Forty-Five is not eligible for a voluntary transfer as described in this section. 25.03.3 Requests for transfer applications will be kept until the end of the first quarter of the following school year after the February 15th submission. A Professional Staff Member may revoke the request for transfer at any time prior to Human Resources notifying the Professional Staff Member of his/her new assignment. 25.03.4 If an open position occurs during the first quarter of a school year, it will be filled with a Professional Staff Member on a regular teaching contract.
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Voluntary Professional Staff Member Transfer. Professional Staff Members who, wish to transfer to another building will be eligible to request and be considered for such a move after completing and date signing the necessary forms no later than February 15th. A Professional Staff Member requesting a transfer to another building will be limited to a maximum number of two (2) choices. A Professional Staff Member will be notified in writing of his/her new assignment by Human Resources. Human Resources will present as many candidates as possible to the building Principal for an available vacancy. At least two (2) of the candidates will come from the transfer list. The other candidates may come from an external applicant pool.
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