Professional Development Meetings Sample Clauses
The Professional Development Meetings clause establishes the requirement for regular meetings focused on the ongoing education and skill enhancement of employees. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency, format, and expectations for attendance at such meetings, which may include workshops, seminars, or training sessions relevant to the employees' roles. Its core function is to ensure that staff remain up-to-date with industry standards and best practices, thereby supporting continuous improvement and organizational growth.
Professional Development Meetings. To facilitate complete curriculum development, teachers will attend professional development workshops. The administration will have the responsibility for arranging and conducting these meetings along with a sub-committee for professional development to be established by the district's curriculum coordinating committee.
Professional Development Meetings. CONTRACTOR’s program staff may attend issue- 27 specific trainings and workshops relevant to project objectives or professional development classes as a 28 means of enhancing overall program implementation skills.
Professional Development Meetings. Professional Development meetings shall be held after school and/or on Saturday. The Principal, professional leadership team, and staff shall agree upon any such meetings to equal the amount of professional development hours allocated in any given year.
Professional Development Meetings. Elementary teachers may be required to arrive before or remain after the normal workday for a total of 40 minutes additional per month for required professional development; such meetings shall not be held on more than 2 days per month not to exceed the total of 40 minutes. Morning and afternoon meetings will not be required on the same day for the same teachers.
Professional Development Meetings. 63 Summer Professional Development Meetings ................................................................... 63 Master Teacher Institute ............................................ 64
Professional Development Meetings. 1. A Professional Development Meeting shall be held on the first and third Mondays of October through May. The sole purpose of these meetings shall be professional development. Said meetings may last for 60 minutes. All full time teachers, CST members who work in District on those days, guidance counselors, and nurses are required to attend both meetings. Paraprofessionals are not required to attend these meetings.
2. The scheduling of Professional Development Meetings on the first and third Mondays during the months of September and June shall be at the discretion of the Superintendent.
3. In the event that a Professional Development Meeting is canceled due to inclement weather or a holiday, it will be automatically rescheduled for the following Monday or another day that has been mutually agreed upon by the Administration and the Association.
Professional Development Meetings. The members of the bargaining unit may schedule professional development meetings to be held at district facilities during their workday, subject to advance notice and the approval of the director of Human Resources. Without prior approval, no more than one one-hour meeting may be scheduled each month, up to nine meetings a year. Meetings may be extended due to programming needs.
Professional Development Meetings. The Union and Employer agree that professional development and communication is critical to the growth and operation of the program. To ensure proper professional development and communication occurs, the district shall schedule a minimum of two (2) professional development meetings prior to the first student day and six (6) professional development meetings throughout the school year. The meetings shall be a minimum of three (3) hours. Scheduled professional development shall meet licensing requirements. The District reserves the right to hold additional meetings, should the need arise. If additional meetings are scheduled, all Employees shall be required to attend so long as there has been seven (7) calendar day notice provided. Emergency meetings shall not follow the seven (7) calendar day notice. Failure to attend may result in disciplinary action.