Common use of SITE-BASED DECISION MAKING Clause in Contracts

SITE-BASED DECISION MAKING. The conditions which follow shall govern teacher participation in any and all plans, programs or projects included in the terms site-based decision making, building- based decision making, school improvement, effective schools and all other similar descriptions. 1. Teacher participation is voluntary. 2. The Master Agreement may not be modified in whole or in part inclusive of any consideration of past practice, except by mutual, written agreement by the Board and Association. 3. Upon written notice, the Board and Association reserve the right to unilaterally terminate their involvement in said process.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Master Agreement, Master Agreement, Master Agreement

SITE-BASED DECISION MAKING. The conditions which follow shall govern teacher participation in any and all plans, programs or projects included in the terms site-based decision making, building- based decision making, school improvement, effective schools and all other similar descriptions. 1. Teacher participation is voluntary.. (prohibited) 2. The Master Agreement may not be modified in whole or in part inclusive of any consideration of past practice, except by mutual, written agreement by the Board and Association. 3. Upon written notice, the Board and Association reserve the right to unilaterally terminate their involvement in said process.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Master Agreement

SITE-BASED DECISION MAKING. The conditions which follow shall govern teacher participation in any and all plans, programs or projects included in the terms site-based decision making, building- based decision making, school improvement, effective schools and all other similar descriptions. 1. Teacher participation is voluntary. 2. The Master Agreement may not be modified in whole or in part inclusive of any consideration of past practice, except by mutual, written agreement by the Board and Association. 3. Upon written notice, the Board and Association reserve the right to unilaterally terminate their involvement in said process.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Master Agreement