District Committee Clause Samples
The District Committee clause establishes a governing or oversight body responsible for managing or supervising activities within a specific district or jurisdiction. Typically, this clause outlines the composition, powers, and duties of the committee, such as making decisions on local policies, overseeing budgets, or coordinating community projects. By defining the structure and authority of the District Committee, the clause ensures organized governance and clear lines of responsibility within the district, thereby promoting effective administration and accountability.
District Committee. The Association shall be allocated three seats on the committee that meets annually for the purposes of examining organizational budgetary constraints, system programmatic considerations and system wide staff allocation ratios prior to finalizing yearly budget allocations.
District Committee a. The Association shall appoint one (1) representative on each District- level committee regarding topics affecting bargaining-unit employees. The Association may request additional representatives.
District Committee. When participating as a member of a building/District 109 committee, presentations made during working hours or to the Board of Education are a continuation of the work of the committee. Therefore, no pay or board credit will be given for such work. Re-certification credit for committee participation is earned through certificate issue.
District Committee. The Association and the Board agree that the District Committee, which will be comprised of the Superintendent, an additional administrator, and four (4) Association representatives (one representative from each district building), will meet a minimum of two (2) times per school year to discuss topics such as staff development, workplace efficiency, and other relevant issues. This committee will function as a vehicle to facilitate action on any issues identified for change by both parties. Such meetings will occur on dates mutually agreed upon by the Association President and the Superintendent, but neither party is required to exceed four (4) such meetings per year.
District Committee. A jointly appointed District Committee with a minimum of six members, co chaired by an Associa- tion and District representative, shall meet regularly to review class size and related issues.
a. The Superintendent and the Association President shall jointly provide direction to the District Committee on an annual basis and not later than October 15 each year.
b. The District Committee shall prepare an annual report recommending additions and/or modifications in District policy, procedures, and practices.
c. The District Committee shall develop long range plans, including goals and objectives as well as plans for implementation.
d. The District Committee shall make recommendations about funding priorities, program modifications through the District’s budget process, and guidelines for class size and class make up. The guidelines will be reviewed regularly and adjusted to improve instruction and to balance the workload of faculty.
e. The District Committee’s recommendations if and when adopted by the District, shall become Board policy or administrative regulation.
District Committee. The Staffing Committee shall be composed of the (four) Union representativesand (four) Administrative representatives: If the Committee school specific staffing, the School Principal shall be included on the Committee. The Staffing Committee may request the attendance of appropriate personnel who are employees of the Board. Prior to April the Staffing Committee shall meet to examine and make recommendations related to the number of teachers to be assigned according to the projected enrollments. Staffing Committee shall meet to review the organization and the assignment of teachers to schools as follows: During September of each school year. During November of each school year to review October During January of each school year. During April of each school year to review March data. The committee shall meet at the request of either party within five (5) school days. All dates and timelines outlined in Article may be extended by mutual consent of the parties of the committee.
District Committee. The Board of Directors may appoint a District Committee consisting of the Local League President as chairman and two (2) other Directors. The Committee shall assist the District Administrator in interleague district functions including the selection of members of the District Administrator’s Advisory Committee and the selection of tournament sites and area tournament directors.
District Committee. The Chair of the HMHA 22 District Committee
District Committee. If the concerns expressed through a Building Committee cannot be resolved at the building level, or if they transcend the building level, they shall be taken to the District Committee. The District Committee shall consist of the Superintendent, the Principals, and two (2) staff members to be elected by the Association of each of the buildings involved. The chairmanship shall alternate annually between the Association representatives and the Administrative representatives. The District Committee shall meet within ten
District Committee. The Staffing Committee shall be composed of the Union President, a representative of Corporate Services (H/R) and the Superintendent(s) of Program. If the Committee is reviewing school specific staffing, the School Principal shall included on the Committee.