INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. The Instructional Council is advisory and shall be continued as a permanent source of recommendations on major instructional matters to the Board of Education. Guidelines regulating the functioning of the Council shall be continued, except as modified by the Council pursuant to the terms of such guidelines and except as provided as follows:
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. The Instructional Council shall represent staff members in the process of educational change. The Instructional Council will operate under a set of bylaws submitted to the Superintendent and Association. The Instructional Council will meet monthly during the school year. Additional meetings may be scheduled depending upon the nature and urgency of the business at hand. A Steering Committee will be elected by members of the Instructional Council. It should consist of five members who have served at least one year on Instructional Council (three staff members and two administrators) in addition to the REA president or vice-president and the Chief Instructional Officer. Steering Committee will meet monthly to set the agenda for each of the Council meetings. The Association and/or the Superintendent may suggest items for Instructional Council to consider. Such items will be considered and reported on in a timely fashion. The Association and the Administration shall mutually agree on all district wide forms that affect the professional staff. To accomplish this end, forms for consideration shall be submitted to the Instructional Council. These shall include, but not be limited to, transfers, leave policies, evaluations, data collection and other personnel related forms. Instructional Council shall identify and assess the amount of paper work and other routine tasks of staff members with the intention of updating, consolidating or discarding such forms as they find appropriate. Forms that are approved, updated and/or consolidated by this committee will be so marked upon reprinting. Instructional Council will also facilitate the Association’s and the Administration’s joint planning of the in-service program for each year. The program will be established by May 1 of each year. Modifications may be made with mutual agreement. The Instructional Council may establish subcommittees to consider particular matters (as outlined in the bylaws). After review, recommendations and suggestions will be forwarded to the Superintendent and President of the Association. The Instructional Council will consist of:
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. 1. An Instructional Council is established to act as a decision-making body for recommendations to the Superintendent to improve student learning through curriculum development, instructional improvement, evaluation, and staff development for the School District. In carrying out its responsibilities, the Instructional Council shall function as:
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. A. The general purpose of this Council shall be to explore ways to improve the educational program of the school district. Said Council shall confine its studies, activities, and recommendations to areas of district-wide concern and shall in no way, impinge upon the responsibility or autonomy of individual schools.
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. The District agrees to continue the utilization of the Instructional Council for the life of this Agreement unless mutually agreed otherwise.
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. The Board of Education recognizes that the Instructional Council is a partnership of the Allendale Education Association and the Administration. The Board supports the principle of continuing teachers’ active participation with the school administrators, Superintendent of Schools and Board of Education to review and discuss school problems, to exchange information and views, and better the understanding of each other’s role in the educational process. The Instructional Council may approve a proposal and recommend honorariums for certificated staff members involved in the completion of the project. The payment of such honorariums shall be subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Education. The Instructional Council will be comprised of six (6) teachers designated by the Allendale Education Association and three (3) administrators designated by the Board of Education, one (1) of which shall be the Superintendent of Schools or his/her designee.
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. A. There is hereby established an Instructional Council consisting of four representatives appointed by the Board and four representatives appointed by the Association. Instructional Council meetings shall be held on request by either party up to and including ten (10) meetings per school year. Other meetings may be called by mutual agreement of the parties.
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. The Instructional Council shall be organized as follows: one member of the Board of Education (appointed by the President), the Superintendent or his designee, the High School or Middle School Principal, one Elementary Principal, and five (5) teachers designated by the Association (with all schools being represented). The meetings shall be called by the Superintendent, either at the Superintendent's discretion or upon the request of any member of the Council. There shall be a minimum of two (2) meetings per year; the chairpersonship shall be rotated from teacher to non-teacher yearly and the meetings shall be held after school hours. Under no circumstances should any session be called without specified agenda items listed for discussion. The purpose of the Council shall be to research and study matters of educational concern and present the results of such study along with any recommendations to the Board. A copy of results of the study shall also be forwarded to the Association.
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. A. An Instructional Council shall be established to provide teaching staff input and consultation for matters of mutual concern.
INSTRUCTIONAL COUNCIL. A. 1. An Instructional Council shall be established by the Vineland Education Association. The purpose of the Council shall be to lend support to the educational program of the Vineland Public Schools. The Council will work with and be advised by the Superintendent of Schools and his staff on such matters as curriculum improvements, advancement of the profession, educational goals of the district, educational specifications for building, research and experimentation and other related matters concerning the effective operation of the City of Vineland School District.
