Enterprise Schools Clause Samples

Enterprise Schools. The Board will honor Article XIX (Enterprise Schools). By definition, Enterprise Schools are individual schools that have been granted authority to make decisions concerning their administrative and educational operations. This authority is derived from the Board of School Commissioners and the CEO. These decisions are to be made in accordance with Labor Agreements.
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Enterprise Schools. Definition: Individual schools have been granted authority to make decisions concerning their administrative and educational operations. This authority is derived from the Board of School Commissioners and the CEO. These decisions are to be made in accordance with Labor Agreements.
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Enterprise Schools. The Board will honor Article 19 (Enterprise Schools). By 1. School Oversight Committees shall choose from the approved system-wide menu those activities which they determine best meet the needs of both students and teachers at each school. The Executive Director of Partnerships, Communications and Community Engagement shall ensure that the School Oversight Committees are properly constituted and are function- ing appropriately. Each School Oversight Committee’s recommendation of Professional Development Activi- ties must be reduced to writing and submitted simulta- neously to both the principal and the Executive Director by September 15. Included in the School Oversight Committee’s report shall be its recommendation about when Professional Development activities would occur, guided by the instructional needs of the students. Options include: before the school day begins, after the school day ends, or on weekends. If the School Oversight Committees recommendation on any of these matters is rejected or modified, the principal and the Executive Director shall jointly provide the reasons, in writing, to the School Oversight Committee. 2. At the end of each semester, each School Oversight Committee must provide a report to the principal and to the Executive Director stating when and how each Professional Development activity was implemented.
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