Board Policies definition

Board Policies. The Parties in this contract agree to comply with all policies established by the Board of Education.

Board Policies means those policies as set forth in the official “Board Policies Manual.”

Board Policies. Any provision of BOARD policy that is in force and effect on the day this Agreement is signed, and which is NOT by specific reference made a part of this Agreement, may be amended unilaterally by the BOARD in the manner provided for in the Official Policy Manual of the BOARD.

Examples of Board Policies in a sentence

• The Board employs and evaluates the Superintendent and holds him or her responsible for the operation of the District in accordance with Board policies and State and federal law.

• See Board policies: 2:20, Powers and Duties of the School Board; Indemnification; 2:80, Board Member Oath and Conduct; 2:100, Board Member Conflict of Interest; 2:105 Ethics and Gift Ban; and 2:120, Board Member Development.

• Further, Vendor is and shall remain in compliance with all applicable Board policies and rules.

• See Board policies: 2:20, Powers and Duties of the Board of Education; Indemnification; 2:80, Board Member Oath and Conduct; 2:100, Board Member Conflict of Interest; 2:105 Ethics and Gift Ban; and 2:120, Board Member Development.

• Ensures that, as appropriate, the agendas for the Board Policy Committee and Board of Control include discussion and list action to consider, adopt, or revise Board policies and Board exhibits.

More Definitions of Board Policies

Board Policies. Those Board policies that the Board may find desirable to implement, that are not in conflict with this Agreement, may be adopted at any time. No Board policies, rules or District Regulations related to wages, hours and conditions of employment of Association members shall be changed without notice and an offer to negotiate the matter with the Association.

Board Policies. The BSD personnel policies in effect at the time this contract is entered into shall be considered to be incorporated as terms of said contract and shall be binding upon both parties unless changed by mutual consent. (Ark. Code Xxx. § 6-17-201) REFUND OF UNEARNED SALARY: The Teacher agrees to refund to the school district any salary received for which no teaching services were rendered.

Board Policies. The parties shall follow the District’s personnel policies, which are made part of this Contract by reference.

Board Policies means, with respect to the relevant Person, the board policies and directions in effect from time to time governing the decisions made by such Person.

Board Policies. The maximum length of time that may elapse between the date an assignment is made and the date by which the student must complete an assigned work shall be two weeks as outlined in Manteca Unified’s Board Policy.

Board Policies. As stated in Board Policy 6158, for pupils in all grade levels, the maximum length of time that may elapse between the time a master agreement is given and the date by which is the pupil must complete the assigned work is 90 school days. A pupil may miss 3 assignments during the course of the master agreement before an evaluation is conducted to determine whether it is in the best interests of the pupil to remain in independent study. A written record of the findings of any evaluation shall be treated as a mandatory interim pupil record. This record shall be maintained for three years from the date of the evaluation, and shall be forwarded to any California public school in the event that the pupil transfers. It shall be the responsibility of the supervising teacher to ensure and record that adequate progress and effort are being put forth by the student to prevent this action.

Board Policies. SPVUSD has adopted board policies that include: • Procedures for tiered re-engagement strategies for students who are not generating attendance for more than three school days or 60 percent of the instructional days in a school week, or who are in violation of the students’ written agreement; • A plan to transition students whose families wish to return to in-person instruction from independent study expeditiously, and, in no case, later than five instructional days; • Daily live and synchronous instruction requirements. Daily Live and Synchronous Instruction: • Kindergarten to grade 3 — daily synchronous instruction for all students throughout the school year.