DISTRICT LEADERSHIP TEAM AND SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM (DLT/SLT Sample Clauses

DISTRICT LEADERSHIP TEAM AND SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM (DLT/SLT. The District shall maintain a District Leadership Team (DLT). The DLT shall be comprised of the SEA President or designee appointed by the SEA President, SEEO President or designee appointed by SEEO President and administrators appointed by the Superintendent. Its purpose is to develop guidelines and support the School Leadership Teams. THE DLT must meet monthly unless mutually agreed upon by all parties. The DLT will ensure that SEA/SEEO has representation on all district level committees and task forces. The District shall maintain a School Leadership Team (SLT) at each school building. The SLT shall be comprised of at least seven (7) members and must include parents, assistant principal, principal, and a fair and equitable representation proportionate to the number of SEA staff and SEEO staff. An employee who is a parent of a child in the building in which they work cannot fill the parent position on SLT. The term of service for an SLT member is three (3) years with one‐third (1/3) of the membership rotating off each year. Any staff member may run for an open SLT position. All efforts will be made to have a diverse SLT membership. In the event that a specific association position is not filled, the position remains vacant until someone within that association volunteers or the next election takes place. The principal and assistant principal are the only permanent members of the SLT. The selection and replacement process for staff members must be by an all‐school election to be completed by April 15 of each year. The current SLT shall provide minutes and run the election, making results available to all staff members. The purpose of an SLT is to improve communication and to empower each school to better address the unique needs of its students. SLT responsibilities shall include a review each trimester of the building discretionary funds available to professional development, clubs and such other areas as directly affect staff and discussion of appropriation of funds to responsibly meet the needs of the students, staff and community. This will enable staff, parents and administrators to work collaboratively to create a culture of continuous improvement consistent with the building’s School Improvement Plan.
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