Professional Growth Review Committee Sample Clauses

Professional Growth Review Committee. The Professional Growth Review Committee is composed of six (6) members: The Director of Human Resources or his or her designee, the Executive Director, Facilities, Operations and Construction Management or his or her designee, and up to four (4) appointees of CSEA Chapter 96. The District grants members of the Review Committee time during working hours to carry out their official duties. The responsibilities of the Committee are:
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Professional Growth Review Committee. There shall be a Professional Growth Review Committee (PGRC) which will consist of the Director Teaching and Learning, the Middle School Principal, one elementary school principal, two K-5 teachers, one Middle School teacher, and a representative from the Concord Teachers’ Association. The K-5 and Middle School teachers are appointed by the President of the Concord Teachers’ Association. The PGRC will be chaired by the Director Teaching and Learning and will be convened as needed. The role of the PGRC is to make recommendations to the Superintendent regarding, but not limited to, such items as:
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