School Based Options Sample Clauses

School Based Options. The Board and the BTU have jointly agreed to the following terms regarding School Based Options “SBO”: A. The CEO and the BTU President shall monitor SBO waivers and implementation. • The Joint Governing Panel shall assist the SBO waiver process and implementation. • An independent audit and electronic online survey will be conducted yearly with input by the BTU on content of survey, scope of the audit and the final report. • All schools are available for full implementation of SBO subject to CEO and BTU President monitoring of SBO waivers and implementation. B. Safeguards & Protections 1. SBO limitations • SBOs shall be limited to selected parts of Arti- cle VII – specifically sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.3., and 7.8. 2. Implementation of SBO • Any additional hours or school days worked as a result of SBO votes shall be paid pro-rata at the contract rate. • 80% vote of teachers is required by secret bal- lot vote. • All proposals for contract waivers must be submitted to the CEO and the Union President fourteen (14) days prior to a vote on the waiver. • Vetoes (Vetoes can be implemented before submission of SBO to teachers for vote) by the: o Building rep o BTU president o CEO • Unless renewed all SBO’s shall sunset at the end of the school year. • There shall be no more than one (1) waiver of any contract provision per vote. • There shall be no retaliation or arbitrary or capricious action by principals against any teacher, including, but not limited to, negative evaluations or transfer out of school for any po- sition taken on an SBO issue. • The Board will comply with Article 6.2.B.

School Based Options. The Union chapter in a school and the principal may agree to modify the existing provisions of this Agreement or Board regulations concerning class size, rotation of assignments/classes, teacher schedules and/or rotation of paid coverages for the entire school year. By the May preceding the year in which the proposal will be in effect, the proposal will be submitted for ratification in the school in accordance with Union procedures which will require approval of fifty-five (55) percent of those voting. Resources available to the school shall be maintained at the same level which would be required if the proposal were not in effect. The Union District Representative, the President of the Union, the appropriate Superintendent and the Chancellor must approve the proposal and should be kept informed as the proposal is developed. The proposal will be in effect for one school year. Should problems arise in the implementation of the proposal and no resolution is achieved at the school level, the District Representative and the Superintendent will attempt to resolve the problem. If they are unable to do so, it will be resolved by the Chancellor and the Union President. Issues arising under this provision are not subject to the grievance and arbitration procedures of the Agreement.‌‌‌‌‌

School Based Options. The Board and the BTU have jointly agreed to the following terms regarding school based options “SBO”: A. 2010-2011 • The CEO and the BTU President shall monitor SBO waivers and implementation. • The Joint Governing Panel shall assist the SBO waiver process and implementation. • An independent audit and electronic online survey will be conducted yearly with input by the BTU on content of the survey, scope of the audit, and the final report. • Pilot SBO’s will take place in seven (7) schools that are jointly selected by the CEO and the BTU President. Any SBO votes shall be conducted within sixty (60) days after the later of the joint selection of the seven (7) schools by the CEO and the BTU President or the ratification of the negotiated agreement. B. 2011-2012 • The CEO and the BTU President shall monitor SBO waivers and implementation. • The Joint Governing Panel shall assist the SBO waiver process and implementation. • An independent audit and electronic online survey will be conducted yearly with input by the BTU on content of survey, scope of the audit and the final report. • SBO possible schools shall jointly selected by the CEO and the BTU President. C. A. 2012-2013 • The CEO and the BTU President shall monitor SBO waivers and implementation. • The Joint Governing Panel shall assist the SBO waiver process and implementation. • An independent audit and electronic online survey will be conducted yearly with input by the BTU on content of survey, scope of the audit and the final report. • All schools are available for full implementation of SBO subject to CEO and BTU President monitoring of SBO waivers and implementation. D. B. Safeguards & Protections 1. SBO limitations • SBOs shall be limited to selected parts of Article VII – specifically sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.3., and 7.8. 2. Implementation of SBO • Any additional hours or school days worked as a result of SBO votes shall be paid pro-rata at the contract rate. • 80% vote of teachers is required by secret ballot vote. • All proposals for contract waivers must be submitted to the CEO and the Union President fourteen (14) days prior to a vote on the waiver. • Vetoes (Vetoes can be implemented before submission of SBO to teachers for vote) by the: o Building rep o BTU president o CEO • Unless renewed all SBO’s shall sunset at the end of the school year. • There shall be no more than one waiver of any contract provision per vote. • There shall be no retaliation or arbitrary or capricious action by principa...

School Based Options. The Board and the BTU have jointly agreed to the following terms regarding School Based Options “SBO”: B. Any request to review a teacher’s plan book shall be made directly to the teacher. If problems exist the re- ▇▇▇▇ of the review will be discussed with the teacher in a personal conference. C. Probationary teachers may be required to follow a par- ticular form of lesson plan for the first two years. D. Students with disabilities may be instructed by special education and/or general education teachers. BCPSS shall identify these students, and it shall deliver a cur- rent Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) to the teach- ers to whom the students are assigned. A teacher’s les- son plans must reflect the last IEP for the student that is delivered to the teacher. This requirement may be satisfied by placement of a copy of the last IEP with the Lesson Plan Book. E. BTU and BCPSS shall monitor application of Sec.