Shared Decision-Making Model Sample Clauses

Shared Decision-Making Model. A. Each school participating in Shared Decision Making will be required to establish a clear decision-making structure (SDM Council) that will systematically involve all segments of the school community. It is at the discretion of each participating site to determine the relationship of this shared decision-making structure to the School Advisory Council required by Florida Statutes.
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Shared Decision-Making Model. Shared decision-making is a process in which a variety of members of the school community collaborate, where appropriate, in identifying problems, defining goals, formulating policy, shaping direction, ensuring implementation, and evaluating the impact of their decisions. Those individuals who are responsible for the implementation of a decision at the building level or district level are actively and legitimately involved in making the decisions. Shared decision-making groups are responsible and accountable for their decisions. All participants in any District/Building Leadership positions will participate in training in the shared decision-making process and the roles and responsibilities of serving on that committee. It is our intent that all licensed staff, administrators, and Board members will be provided with opportunities for training in the shared decision-making process on a bi-annual basis. There are many shared-decision making bodies in CCSD93. Some of them include: DLT, BLT, Curriculum Committees, Insurance Committee, Professional Development Committee, and the Evaluation Committee. The building’s decision-making body is the Building Leadership Team. Each building will have a Building Leadership Team comprised of administrators, staff members, and parents/community members. The District will operate the District Leadership Team, which will be comprised of membership from the Building Leadership Teams, Association leaders, Board of Education members, and district-level administrators. The structure and roles of these two groups are defined in the document entitled "Shared Decision- Making Structures in District 93." A stipend will be provided for licensed staff that serve on the BLT. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Recognition 3 Article I - Responsibilities and Rights 4 Article II - Fringe Benefits 5 Section A - Lane Movement 5 Section B - Insurance 6
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Shared Decision-Making Model. Each school participating in Shared Decision Making will be required to establish a clear decision-making structure (SDM Council) that will systematically involve all segments of the school community. It is at the discretion of each participating site to determine the relationship of this shared decision-making structure to the School Advisory Council required by Florida Statutes. A site may choose to involve the SDM Council in the school improvement planning, monitoring, and evaluation functions of the School Advisory Council as well as to serve as the day-to-day decision making structure for the site, or it may choose to have the SAC exclusively involved with the school improvement planning, monitoring, and evaluation process. It is suggested that the composition of the SDM Council be no fewer than seven (7) and no more than eleven (11) members. At sites with fewer than twenty-five (25) employees, the composition of the Council may be fewer than seven (7) members. The composition of the Council shall reflect the racial/ethnic makeup of the school community. Members shall be elected to the Council by secret ballot after the site determines the makeup of the Council. After the Council is formed, it should elect a chairperson and recorder from its members. All SDM Councils shall: Include the Lead LCTA Faculty Representative or his/her designee. Participate in training prior to implementation and on an on-going basis. Include support staff. Provide a fair process for resolving conflicts with consensus decision-making recommended. In the absence of a “sufficient consensus” among SDM Council members, the site administrator is empowered to make an “interim decision” while the Council works to resolve its impasse. The site administrator will continue to be responsible for carrying out the duties entrusted to him/her under state statute and School Board policy, implementing decisions, coordinating day-to-day operations, and responding to emergencies. Prepare an initial brief plan (reviewed and revised annually) which includes: A mission statement aligned with the District’s mission statement, defining the SDM Council’s purpose as seen by its members. A description of area(s) with which the Shared Decision-Making Council will deal. These may include, but not be limited to, instructional matters, school policies, personnel matters, and budgetary matters. The role of the site administrator in the Shared Decision-Making process. The SDM Council’s relationship to the ...
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