Common use of Shared Decision-Making Election Procedures Clause in Contracts

Shared Decision-Making Election Procedures. While the establishment of School Advisory Councils and the development of a school improvement planning implementation process is required by state statute, a site’s participation in the Shared Decision-Making system established in this article shall be voluntary. Each site will have the opportunity to conduct an election to determine participation. An election may be held at the beginning of either semester of a school year or at the end of the school year during post planning period. This election (by secret ballot) shall be jointly supervised by the site administrator and the Lead LCTA Faculty Representative. A fifty-one (51) percent approval vote by the faculty, building administrators, and support staff, as well as approval by the site administrator and an indication of support from the parent organization, shall be necessary for participation. The results of elections for individual schools shall be reported to the Superintendent and the President of the LCTA.

Shared Decision-Making Election Procedures. While the establishment of School Advisory Councils and the development of a school improvement planning implementation process is required by state statute, a site’s participation in the Shared Decision-Making system established in this article shall be voluntary. Each site will have the opportunity to conduct an election to determine participation. An election may be held at the beginning of either semester of a school year or at the end of the school year during post post-planning period. This election (by secret ballot) shall be jointly supervised by the site administrator and the Lead LCTA Faculty Representative. A fifty-one (51) percent approval vote by the faculty, building administrators, and support staff, as well as approval by the site administrator and an indication of support from the parent organization, shall be necessary for participation. The results of elections for individual schools shall be reported to the Superintendent and the President of the LCTA.

Shared Decision-Making Election Procedures. While the establishment of School Advisory Councils and the development of a school improvement planning implementation process is required by state statute, a site’s participation in the Shared Decision-Making system established in this article shall be voluntary. Each site will have the opportunity to conduct an election to determine participation. An election may be held at the beginning of either semester of a school year or at the end of the school year during post planning period. This election (by secret ballot) shall be jointly supervised by the site administrator and the Lead LCTA Faculty Representative. A fifty-fifty- one (51) percent approval vote by the faculty, building administrators, and support staff, as well as approval by the site administrator and an indication of support from the parent organization, shall be necessary for participation. The results of elections for individual schools shall be reported to the Superintendent and the President of the LCTA.