District Initiated Reassignment or Transfer Sample Clauses

District Initiated Reassignment or Transfer. The District may reassign or transfer staff personnel when necessary. The reasons generally include, • Fluctuation in enrollment • Instructional program and staffing needs • Resolving a legal dispute • Specific program reduction The Selection of the unit member to be transferred or reassignment shall be explained to those concerned by the end of the school year. Such transfers or reassignments shall be instituted with the best interest of the instructional program. No such transfer shall be made arbitrarily or vindictively. The unit member receiving an involuntary transfer may appeal the decision to the Superintendent. The Superintendent’s decision is final. Applications for transfer or reassignment shall be considered, providing such application is made in writing, prior to the date of staff assignments for the succeeding year. Voluntary transfers and reassignment requests shall be considered prior to filling any vacancy with outside hires. When all other qualifications have been met (i.e, certification, training, skills, needs of the site, and experience as it relates to this positon and school program), teachers with less seniority and years of experience will be the deciding factor in filling these positions.
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District Initiated Reassignment or Transfer. The Superintendent may reassign or transfer staff personnel when necessary to meet load conditions, instructional requirements, staff diversity, credentialing, highly qualified (NCLB) or special needs of a school. Reasons for such transfer or reassignment shall be explained to those concerned by the end of the school year. No such transfer or reassignment shall be made arbitrarily or vindictively. Applications for transfer or reassignment shall be considered, providing such application is made in writing, prior to the date of staff assignments for the succeeding year. Voluntary transfer and reassignment requests shall be considered prior to filling any vacancy with outside hires. When all other qualifications have been met (i.e., certification, training, skills, needs of the site, and experience as it relates to this position and school program), teachers with less seniority and years of experience will be the deciding factor in filling these positions.
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District Initiated Reassignment or Transfer. The District may reassign or transfer staff personnel when there is a demonstrable need to meet the educational needs of the District. The reasons generally include: ● Fluctuation in enrollment ● Instructional program and staffing needs ● Resolving a legal dispute ● Specific program reduction Prior to any involuntary reassignment or transfer, volunteers shall be solicited to fill the vacancy. The selection of the unit member to be involuntarily transferred or reassigned shall be explained in writing to those concerned by the end of the school year. Such transfers or reassignments shall be instituted with the best interest of the instructional program. No such transfer shall be made arbitrarily or vindictively. The unit member receiving an involuntary transfer or reassignment may appeal the decision to the Superintendent. In the interest of providing time for a transferred or reassigned unit member to successfully adjust to a new position, if possible the District shall not involuntarily transfer or reassign a unit member for a period of two (2) years. Under no circumstances will a unit member be involuntarily transferred or reassigned more than 2 times in a five (5) year period.
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